Powered by Mother Nature, this baby refuels your gadgets the eco-friendly way wherever, whenever. Stick the sleek little unit to a window, let it soak up the sun's rays, and watch the magic of solar energy power your tech gear back to life.
Available at an amazing $79.95 at Lucky Dux for a limited time!
The knock-off is better? The hell?! 2600mAh vs 1400mAh and 1A vs 600mA.
"2600mAh"
Given a mobile phone charger is only 5W, with $79.95 to pay elec bill to charge all my tech gears, I could use this amount of money for a few decades, longer than the lifespan of this product.
Pretty much this. Not to mention the energy/waste gone to make this product far outweighs the energy saved in the long run.
True, but while camping or away from the grid, it might actually be useful.
i halved my mobile charging bills by charging them at the office like everybody else. ;)
$79.95 would probably the cost of charging it over 3 years.
Apparently iPad users (as an example) use less than 12 kWh of electricity a year. If you were on a tariff of 20c per kWh, that's $2.40. http://www.techhive.com/article/258272/annual_cost_of_ipad_c…
So your $80 could instead go power your gear for 33 years - decades as you said : )
actually, not if you watch pr0n on it all the time… it would be more like 3 months ;)
Roughly, given a kw/hr is approx $0.27 here in W.A and you charge your phone for 4hrs each day then
$79.95 = 0.005 (5w in kw) x 4(hrs) x days x $0.27
79.95 = 0.0054 x days
days = 14805
It'll take 40.56 years to recoup your costs.
Calculation doesn't factor in inflation, leap years or the depletion of world oil reserves
depletion of world oil reserves
Isn't electricity generated using coal?
Electricity is generated in many ways.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Power_station
We have gas fired power stations in Australia. The gas is most commonly sourced from our oil reserves.
lol….. Guess the guy who posted this deal won't have any idea this post getting so technical :-D
price in title pls