Ollie McAninch at The London Economic takes a very thorough look at the powermonkey explorer 2 portable charger:
"It was a cracking and invaluable bit of kit, (they come in 4 colours) and I have to say it does exactly what it says on the tin."
Click here to read the full articleGear Editor for TGO Magazine, Chris Townsend is on a month-long wilderness trek in the High Sierra - he tested the new extreme for us:
"With the number of rechargeable gadgets likely to find their way into your rucksack these days – phone, GPS, camera, head lamp, watch – a backup power source is essential. Battery packs are a good answer but powerful ones are quite weighty and on a long trip you might need several unless you also have a means of backing one up. For this a solar panel sounds ideal. However the ones I’ve tried over the years have been either ineffective or too big and heavy to want to add to the load for a long backpacking trip.
Until now that is."
"It’s been superb and I am delighted with it and it fully justifies the weight of 550 grams."
Click here to read the full articleWidely published journalist and professional blogger for the outdoor industry, Fiona Russell recently reviewed the powermonkey explorer 2:
"I need the charger to be small enough to fit easily in a backpack and light enough to be easily transportable. I also want it to be durable and waterproof. The powermonkey explorer 2 ticks all these boxes."
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T3 magazine takes a look at the solarmonkey adventurer - the perfect "self-sustaining power system".
Seven great pieces of watertight tech - including the powermonkey extreme - as featured in the South China Morning Post.
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