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USBCell – USB Rechargeable Batteries

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USBCell USB Rechargeable Batteries

I love rechargeable batteries.  So much better than having to constantly buy batteries only to throw them away after a short time.  Not to mention, rechargeable batteries are better for our environment.

With that said, I don’t typically get excited about rechargeable batteries unless maybe it is a solar charger or a smart charger.  So why are the USBCell rechargeable batteries so exciting?  Because you don’t need to carry around a clunky charger or even need a wall outlet at all.  The cap of the battery pops off and reveals a USB port so you can recharge off of any USB port.  They aren’t exactly cheap at  about $19  for two, but they can be recharged hundreds of times and are super convenient.

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Portability – Easy Energy on the Go
No need for a separate charger or cables when travelling.

Built in intelligent USB charger

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Recharged Anywhere
Charge anywhere from any accessible powered USB.

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Swap and Play
Easily charge cells in your game station and just swap over to continue play

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Top-Up
Charging for just a few minutes provides extra hours of instant use for most input devices.

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One response to “USBCell – USB Rechargeable Batteries”

  1. Theresa Avatar
    Theresa

    These USBCell batteries, as well as other small, dry-cell rechargeable batteries can be recycled when they eventually wear out. Even though it’s rechargeable over and over again (average up to 1,000 times), the lifespan is usually between 2-5 years (depending on frequency of use, properly handling). Eventually even rechargeable batteries wear out and can’t hold a proper charge. Unlike alkaline batteries, rechargeable kind can be recycled and there’s a free and easy program available. call2recycle.org provides convenient retail and community drop-off locations. Search locations by zip code. The program is funded by the rechargeable battery industry. Everything gets melted down, reuseable metals extracted for use in new products. Nothing goes into the landfill.

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