Met up with the local distributor of MiLi where they showed me their whole line of extended battery packs for all things made by Apple, including the new iPhone 4 and the iPad.
I borrowed this one (the MiLi Power Spring 4) which is specifically made for the iPhone 4. It looks like a regular casing, though a bit thick, that doubles as a 1600mAh battery charger (adds up to about 80% additional battery life of a fully charged iPhone).
They have ones for the 3G and 3GS as well as for the iPod 2G and up but I think external battery packs are more important for the iPhone since their batteries drain much faster. All battery packs come with a light indicator so you know how much battery life is left on the unit (you charge it back via a micro-USB cable that comes with it).
If you don’t own an iPhone but is still looking for a more practical and portable battery pack for your smartphones, the MiLi Power Miracle supports quite a number of handsets.
The Power Miracle comes with 6 adapters for Nokia, LG, Samsung, iPhone as well a mini-USB and micro-USB ports. The battery pack is rated at 2000mAh (around 130% to 150% more battery life) and charges via mini-USB.
To complete the line, MiLi also has a couple of fancy universal chargers and pocket-sized USB chargers.
Here’s the complete price list of the items above:
Power Spring 4: Php3,200USD 55INR 4,623EUR 52CNY 397
Power Pack: Php3,200USD 55INR 4,623EUR 52CNY 397
Power Skin: Php2,950USD 50INR 4,262EUR 48CNY 366
Power Spring: Php2,950USD 50INR 4,262EUR 48CNY 366
Power Angel: Php1,490USD 25INR 2,152EUR 24CNY 185
Power Miracle: Php1,650USD 28INR 2,384EUR 27CNY 205
Power Crystal: Php1,650USD 28INR 2,384EUR 27CNY 205
Universal Charger: Php1,560USD 27INR 2,254EUR 25CNY 194
Pocket Pal: Php690USD 12INR 997EUR 11CNY 86
The items are also available on all PowerMac Center but you can inquire directly to them.
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PICTUREISTA says:
Finally! Need the extra juice for my 3GS.
islacom says:
Great set of Products!
Teknisyan says:
More power means mo time to play around with your iOS Device!! :)
Cisco says:
Does it have a website or only at facebook?
Abe Olandres says:
@cisco – they only started distribution this month so website is still in development.
MiLi says:
Thanks for the review, Abe! :) Apart from Power Mac Center, all products are also available at The A.Shop and Switch.
angelo says:
@abe have you tried this to power the sapido router? Thanks.
watrboy says:
Hi.. sino expert dito sa electrical.. I got question.. my laptop adaptor output is 19v 4.74A… and the mili power king output is 18-20v but only 3.5A… do you think guys it will work.. are we going to have a problem when i use the mili power king..
reader says:
Wont work. You will either overheat or short the battery pack.
watrboy says:
Thanks for the reply.. yup.. di ko na rin kinuha.. worried din ako na baka masira si lappy ko…