Mobile Phone Accessories Review

Keeping your mobile phone charged and ready to use is the first prerequisite of getting the most from your mobile life. With the Two Port Standard Charger CST-75, your phone is not out of commission while it recharges. A retractable connector allows you to piggy-back the system connector of your portable handsfree, USB cable, music cable or portable speakers at the same time. So you can handle calls, listen to music or transfer files while your phone gets the power it needs to keep you in touch, in focus and in control all throughout the busy day. Read the rest of this entry »

Whether you travel for business or pleasure, packing light is always important. The Micro Travel Charger CMT-60 makes charging easy when away from home. Sony Ericsson was the first company to plug chargers directly into the power socket, eliminating cords. The pocket size CMT-60 builds on the success and popularity of the CMT-10 but now if the plug doesn’t match the available socket you can charge the phone with two AA batteries. The protective cover gives the CMT-60 a sleek, stylish form which won’t look out of place in an executive briefcase, handbag or rucksack. Read the rest of this entry »

Frontgate is sure that you have numerous electronic devices that need charging nightly. Why trade the power you need for a mess of tangled wires and devices? Frontgate is solving this problem with a “rich mahogany” charging station.

Thoughtfully designed for recharging cell phones, PDAs, MP3 players, or games, this handy charging station can power up to four electronics at once while still holding various other items (watches, your wallet, pens…). The unit also has a built in surge-protector strip concealed inside. The dimensions are 12″W x 16″D x 6-1/4″H and it weights 7 lbs.

Want a wireless connection to a headset but your mobile phone does not support Bluetooth wireless technology? Look no further: the small and lightweight Nokia Wireless Audio Adapter connects to your compatible Nokia phone via a Pop-Port™ connector, enabling wireless audio connections with compatible wireless headsets.

Features and Specification

• Type Designation  :  AD-5B
• Dimensions  :  31 x 32 x 13 mm
• Weight  : 8 g
• Bluetooth Compliance : Bluetooth 1.1 specification
• Supported Bluetooth Profiles  : Headset 1.1
• Security : Encrypted link
• Operating Range : Up to 10 meters
• Connection : Point-to-point
• Paired Devices : Up to two, one at a time
• Operating Temperature : -20°C up to 55°C
• Power Supply : From the phone battery through Nokia Pop-Port™ connector
• Power Consumption  : Talk mode approx. 30 mA, standby mode approx. 2 mA, off mode - less than 1 mA

This li-Ion based battery provides power in a thin, short and light package.

You’re walking through East Nowhere and the battery in your cellphone or P.D.A. dies. There’s no place to plug in a charger, and besides, you don’t have time to hang around while the battery recharges. Cellphone battery boosters have been around for a while, but they have built-in batteries that need periodic recharging as well.

But with the Turbo Charge from Voxred, you can recharge your phone with a AA battery. The company claims the charger, which you plug into the phone or P.D.A. with an adapter, can give you up to two hours of talk time or 40 hours on standby. It comes with your choice of adapter and a battery ($19.95). Additional adapters are $2.95 each.

Li-Ion based 820 mAh battery provides power in a thin and light package. Not sold separately.

A growing number of products like MP3 players, PDA’s or mobile phones can be charged via USB, so it’s quite handy to be able to charge your device even if you don’t have a PC handy. This is not a new product, but this small USB charger connects to a power outlet (100-240V) and offers 5V at 1A. It weighs 85g.

The adapter lets you listen to FM radio or music tracks with stereo headphones, which have the standard 3.5 mm plug. The adapter does not contain a microphone, so you need to unplug the adapter to make or receive calls.

This Li-Ion 760mAh battery provides power in a thin and light package.

This Li-Ion 600 mAh battery provides power in a thin and light package.

Medis Technologies developed a disposable fuel cell to power mobile devices on the go, which is supposed to sell under $20.

Medis Technologies is using borohydride alkaline solutions inside its Fuel Cells, different from the Methanol Fuel Cells developed in Japan.
Medis’ first consumer Fuel Cell is marketed as a mobile power supply, giving users 30 hour talk time on mobile phones or about 60 hours of music playback on an iPod. Looks like the consumer power pack cannot be refueled. Medis Technologies apparently has a refuel-able power pack for military use.