The EnerVision Portable Power Stations have been engineered to provide exceptional electrical support for consumers who are taking to the great outdoors to keep them connected and powered up at all times. Designed by CK Kim, the power hubs come in two size options that pack 51,200 mAh and 120,000 mAh of electricity, respectively, which allows them to power up just about any device or solution. Each of the units are outfitted with USB ports, a universal AC outlet, jump starter port and more to let users take full advantage of the electricity the system holds within.
The popularity of off-grid travel has increased market demand for products like the EnerVision Portable Power Stations as consumers seek to enjoy the tranquility of rural environments without fully disconnecting.
High-Capacity Power Hubs
The EnerVision Portable Power Stations Promise Electricity Anywhere
Trend Themes
1. Portable Power Stations for Off-grid Travel - The trend of off-grid travel provides an opportunity for the disruptive innovation of compact and powerful portable power stations.
2. Universal AC Outlets in Portable Power Hubs - The growing demand for universal AC outlets in portable power hubs presents an opportunity for innovative power supply solutions.
3. High-capacity Power Banks - The demand for high-capacity power banks that can power multiple devices and durable enough for outdoor use presents an opportunity for disruptive innovation.
Industry Implications
1. Outdoor and Adventure Equipment Industry - The outdoor and adventure industry can benefit from offering innovative portable power solutions to cater to the growing demand for off-grid travel.
2. Consumer Electronics Industry - The consumer electronics industry can create innovative power supply solutions for outdoor devices that can solve the problem of power outages while exploring remote environments.
3. Renewable Energy Industry - The renewable energy industry can explore creating innovative portable power solutions that utilize solar or wind energy, eliminating the need for fossil fuel-powered generators.