The mobile phone is a device to which you can add countless accessories. In Spain we have access to all types of them, from a photographic cage in which we can add more accessories such as a microphone, to a case to be able to submerge the device without it even getting wet.
A portable battery is one of the most recommended, since can get you out of more than one trouble for those occasions when you are too far from an outlet to leave the device charging comfortably. And the best thing is that there are many types.
The CES is always a good setting to present all kinds of the most curious products, and one of the most interesting this year has been a portable battery. Its name is EnerGeek MiFi Power Bank, and the truth is that it is a very particular device, since it also integrates the ability to offer a WiFi access point.
A unique battery
The first thing to say about this battery is that it has a fairly good capacity for all types of use, 20,000 mAh. This allows you to charge a conventional mobile phone, of around 4,500 mAh about four and a half timesso it is more than enough to use it for several days.
Oddly enough, it has a WiFi access point, thanks to which up to 10 devices could be connected and downloads at a speed of up to 50 Mbps. It works through eSIM, so You will have to contract a data plan with the companyalthough they have not yet revealed details of the possible options. Of course, it will be compatible with 4G networks in more than 100 countries.
EnerGeek Portable Battery
Includes two USB Type C ports for cables, as well as another integrated USB Type C and a USB A port to connect the charger and power other devices. Its charging speed is 67 W, so it is expected to do a great job with mobile phones compatible with fast charging.
It also has a small circular screen on which the current charge level of the battery can be shown. It will be available next April for a price of $89.99. A version without a WiFi access point and with 100 W of power will also go on sale, which will increase its price to $99.
