Motorola P793 Universal USB Portable Power Pack Review
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Introduction and Design:
The Motorola P793 Universal Dual-Charging Portable Power Pack is really what you should expect of a mobile juicer – a slim device capable of delivering 1420mAh worth of extra charge to satiate the energy cravings of your cell phone. Its microUSB cable built into the package contributes to the compact feel of this portable charger. The Power Pack actually has a rather down-for-business determined look with its black body and simple shapes. The device has a height of 3.94” (110mm) and weight of 2.16” (55mm) with a thin 0.39” (10mm) profile. It tipped the scales at 1.92 ounces, which makes it a lightweight pocketable gizmo that you can easily carry around.
On the front you have the power button, which unleashes the power pack's charging force, while just above it is a charging indicator consisting of four indicator lights. This is the only means of communication between you and the portable juicer, so a quick look at the four indicators will give you an idea of just how much charge you have left. When eventually you drain its battery, you'll have to plug it into a USB outlet. A flashing light then indicates that the Motorola Power Pack is charging and when you have all four indicators lit-up again, your charger should be ready to juice up gizmos at its full capacity.
The Motorola P793 Universal Dual-Charging Portable Power Pack is really what you should expect of a mobile juicer – a slim device capable of delivering 1420mAh worth of extra charge to satiate the energy cravings of your cell phone. Its microUSB cable built into the package contributes to the compact feel of this portable charger. The Power Pack actually has a rather down-for-business determined look with its black body and simple shapes. The device has a height of 3.94” (110mm) and weight of 2.16” (55mm) with a thin 0.39” (10mm) profile. It tipped the scales at 1.92 ounces, which makes it a lightweight pocketable gizmo that you can easily carry around.
On the front you have the power button, which unleashes the power pack's charging force, while just above it is a charging indicator consisting of four indicator lights. This is the only means of communication between you and the portable juicer, so a quick look at the four indicators will give you an idea of just how much charge you have left. When eventually you drain its battery, you'll have to plug it into a USB outlet. A flashing light then indicates that the Motorola Power Pack is charging and when you have all four indicators lit-up again, your charger should be ready to juice up gizmos at its full capacity.
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