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Tarfumes.com - Solio S323-B36T Hybrid 1000 Universal Charger for Mobiles, Ipod and Cameras

Solio S323-B36T Hybrid 1000 Universal Charger for Mobiles, Ipod and Cameras
List Price: $79.95
Our Price: $79.95
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
Manufacturer: Better Energy Systems
Average Customer Rating: Average rating of 2.5/5Average rating of 2.5/5Average rating of 2.5/5Average rating of 2.5/5Average rating of 2.5/5

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Batteries Included: 1
Binding: Electronics
Brand: Solio
Color: orange
EAN: 0873028000891
Feature: Works with most mobile phones, MP3 players, and GPS devices right out of the box
Label: Better Energy Systems
Manufacturer: Better Energy Systems
Model: S323-B36T
Publisher: Better Energy Systems
Studio: Better Energy Systems

Features
Works with most mobile phones, MP3 players, and GPS devices right out of the box
Internal rechargeable battery stores power for up to one year
Charge via solar panel or use the included tip to charge from the USB port of any computer
Simple to use--just clip on, plug in, and charge up
Universal charger for electronic devices

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Editorial Reviews:

The Solio Hybrid 1000 boasts a powerful solar panel and battery in an incredibly compact and slender case, conveniently geared with a built-in rugged carabiner and cable. Plug into the Sun and charge Solio through its solar panel, it's free and green. Use the included tip to charge from the USB port of any computer. The internal rechargeable battery stores power for up to one year. Simply change the adaptor tip and the Solio Hybrid 1000 Charger works right out of the box with most common mobile phones, MP3 players, and GPS units. 0.6-Watts solar panel output Dimensions - 198 x 68 x 18mm Weight - 1.1 pounds


Spotlight customer reviews:

Customer Rating: Average rating of 4/5Average rating of 4/5Average rating of 4/5Average rating of 4/5Average rating of 4/5
Summary: Better than Advertized
Comment: I bought this before going to summer camp for a week with my son's BSA troop, and honestly, I expected to reap more envy from the other technophiles in the troop than to actually put it to much use (admittedly a shallow motive for buying it). But I was surprised and pleased to actually find it of value.

I charged it from my computer before setting off to camp with the idea that it would be an emergency back-up battery from my mobile phone. By Wednesday evening I'd made a few calls from the remote campsite and had killed the charge on my cellphone. I fully recharged it in short order from the Solio, which was still 60% charged after this.

By Thursday evening, another ASM needed to recharge his phone and I was able to accommodate him with my Solio (which I'd had out in the sun all day and was back at full power).

Finally, on the bus ride home, I was able to loan the fully charged Solio to two scouts to recharge an iPod and another mobile phone. I also recharged my own iPod as well before I had completely discharged the Solio.

Maybe I had better luck than others have had, but I have found that the device recharges more quickly than advertised. I had it out in the sun on my backpack or on my tent all week and it was always ready for use.

And of course, it also paid off in my more mundane expectations and many people admired it, making it a great icebreaker with members of other troops.

I didn't give it five stars only because it still takes a long time to charge it fully and you need to keep your expectations in line. But it does what it says and probably does it a bit better than documented.

Customer Rating: Average rating of 1/5Average rating of 1/5Average rating of 1/5Average rating of 1/5Average rating of 1/5
Summary: JoWow stole my money.
Comment: I ordered this charger for my husband's birthday in February. It did not work (at all). Defective, okay, it happens. Returned to JoWow and they are STILL (June 15) giving me the runaround/no longer responding to my request for a refund or replacement. Eighty six bucks is a lot of money to me.

NEVER order from JoWow.

Customer Rating: Average rating of 1/5Average rating of 1/5Average rating of 1/5Average rating of 1/5Average rating of 1/5
Summary: Solio Charger a bust
Comment: I purchased the Solio charger so I could charge my iphone on the AIDS/LifeCycle ride from San Francisco to Los Angeles. The charger was almost useless. Mounted on the back of my bike, only once in 7 days of biking did it charge more than halfway. When it was charged less than half, it would not charge my iphone. Complete waste of money.

Customer Rating: Average rating of 4/5Average rating of 4/5Average rating of 4/5Average rating of 4/5Average rating of 4/5
Summary: So far so good
Comment: I had been looking at this unit for a bit and finally decided to get one. The unit is small and thin and looks pretty cool. In the box you get three adapters (more on that in a minute) and a USB attachment.

The three attachments are for the most common cell phone(s) (nokia) as well as an attachment for blackberry type units and then finally the iPod.

Charging the unit takes some time. It needs DIRECT sunlight. You can tell if its getting good light by a red LED light on the front. It will stay lit up when its getting full on light. The sun light charge was "slow" so I decided to USB charge the unit the next day at work. That took about 2.5 hrs (the unit probably needed a full charge). After that I connected my iPod and began the "charge". It was slow and took a few hours to get the iPod back to a full charge.

Solio has a web site that can get you all the connections you might need. (PSP to Phone/camera etc). I could not find my phone so I emailed them and got a response about 24hrs later. (not too bad). The attachments appear to be about 9.95USD.

If you are looking for "fast" charges I'd say just use your wall outlets/usb's etc. I leave he Solio in my car during the day and get the sunlight..then I'll charge my iPod or my phone (when I get that attachemt) during the ride home.

A cool device and I feel like I am doing the right thing.


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