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Its true that this part seems like not a big deal. But I think with the growing number of devices in everyones arsenal, it's becoming more of a burden. I charge
by mstefanko 14y ago
Its true that this part seems like not a big deal. But I think with the growing number of devices in everyones arsenal, it's becoming more of a burden. I charge 2 laptops, a cell phone, and a tablet every night. A kindle every once in awhile. I'm on the fence on this one too. The product looks awesome, just wish that number(7 days) was bigger. Part of this may be just getting used to the whole concept. I'd imagine you'd get pretty reliable battery life out of this, not like a cell phone where apps consistently have the potential to suck the life out of your phone. But I definitely would of liked to see some features mentioned on this to conserve more battery when you're using it as a watch and not a smartphone buddy. Solar cells, and being able to disable bluetooth etc.
- ljd 14y agoIt sounds like someone should create a device to centralize power. Charge one unit, and all the other units can pull energy from it. Maybe there is a need for a micro-form factor rechargeable battery that can be put in electronic devices as a standard.
- mstefanko 14y agoThat would be incredible... Even if the concept of inductive chargers were taken further. But a central power unit that worked across all devices has some major issues. If you look at something like the "Duracell Instant USB Charger", there's a few batteries like it with usb now. Looking at something like that though, I question if it's possible to make a central, charge-one-unit, device that is actually convenient/functional and makes life easier. Even though the size is down, their annoying to use. Plugging devices into it during the day on a regular basis would be suck. Unless you make some sort of inductive pants lol.