The Voltmaker Charges a Device and Features a Built-In Light
Michael Hemsworth — June 5, 2013 — Eco
Running out of power with your smartphone quickly disconnects you from your life, which is where the Voltmaker can come in handy for quickly charging up without the need for a traditional electrical outlet.
Using kinetic energy, the Voltmaker powers when the built-in wing is whipped to create a charge; from here, the volts can be transferred to an iPhone, Android or even tablet device for quickly powering back on. A flashlight is built into the opposite end of the Voltmaker, which makes it a great, all-in-one device for emergencies.
While other kinetic chargers on the market require cranking or other monotonous motions that can cramp up your hands, the Voltmaker uses a sophisticated motion that won't cause fatigue too fast and might actually help give your arm a work-out.
Using kinetic energy, the Voltmaker powers when the built-in wing is whipped to create a charge; from here, the volts can be transferred to an iPhone, Android or even tablet device for quickly powering back on. A flashlight is built into the opposite end of the Voltmaker, which makes it a great, all-in-one device for emergencies.
While other kinetic chargers on the market require cranking or other monotonous motions that can cramp up your hands, the Voltmaker uses a sophisticated motion that won't cause fatigue too fast and might actually help give your arm a work-out.
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