How many devices do you carry around in your daily life? How about if you're on vacation? Like many of which can recharge your batteries with a USB cable? If you're like me, you have many devices that can charge from USB, but they tend to run out of juice at inopportune times. That's where Revolution comes into play XeMini This handy little device can act free of any USB device as well as a battery backup if you need a little more 'juice. But how well does it work? Readof.
Appearance
The Revolve XeMini come in an attractive, discreet packaging, and is itself an earthy brown. It is the plastic housing and the philosophy of the company recycled materials is not necessary, it has the sleek, smooth appearance that most of its competitors. However, there is still a device very unattractive, and the fact that houses a solar panel, it probably means that it reacts more to the target market of this device. Almost the entireFront of the device consists of a solar panel, all ports and buttons have been down and the plug folds perfectly into the back of the unit. The size of the device is a bit 'of concern. And 'much larger than most mobile phones, which means that it is not easy in a bag with a cell phone or other device (see above). However, it is still small enough to squeeze into most pockets in a pinch, and allows the placement of the AC plug is plugged into a standard electrical outlet to beused in the plug when the XeMini Revolve lower.
Features
Looking for a new battery backup for my phone, I discovered that most do not have the features I was looking for. I wanted something through the wall, without an extra power outlet, I might lose office, I wanted something that could be recharged using a car charger so you can make good use of it on my car rides occasionally, and Finally, something that I wanted my phone via a USB portso I also USB gadgets other charge, if necessary. I found that might, despite some difficulties, the Revolution XeMini to do all this and much more! It can also free from the sun with a solar panel, or a laptop computer as a netbook.
Power input:
AC Input: 100-240V AC 50/60Hz 100mA USB port: 5V DC, 0.5-2 A Photovoltaic panels: 5V, 0.8 watts 2 USB output: 5V DC, 1.2A Replaceable Battery: 2200mAh Li-Ion LED charge indicators Dimensions: 3.5 "x 4.125" x 0.69 " Capablethe shop itself and two devices at the same time. Able to transfer data to a device if the load through the USB input.
Ease of Use
After using the device for a couple of months, I like in general, but I have some problems with it.
The first thing I noticed is that it does not work properly out of the box. I popped into the wall and put my phone in it, and got the red light on the device, but my phone does not show that he was in office. II tried everything from switching ports for connecting a computer instead of a wall Revolve to remove and reinstall the battery and nothing happened. Applied and, finally, convinced that he'd be back, I left plugged in and went to bed. When I woke up the next morning, I was surprised that the red light was green on the device itself and demonstrates a full charge inside. I locked my phone and sure enough, the charge indicator lights. Seemedto work well from then on, only occasionally when the battery wears out on some long trip. In these circumstances, I would have more problems (and not always the same) until fully charged.
Several problems of the device gives me, if the internal battery is weak, rotate the XeMini works a treat. There seems to be advertised battery life, large commissions from the solar system, even through thin clouds, and are able to use it to charge two devicesOnce, while away from a power source. Its large number of features suggest that the designers were very interested by this unit of attention to detail.
Completion
The unit has problems at times (as I said above), if the internal battery is low. But if you do not mind the occasional hiccups and I can not remember to drain completely leaving the device, I recommend the Revolution XeMini. Battery chargers and spare batteries, you can not beat theFeatures!
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