It Turns Out Backup Batteries Don’t Have To Be An Eyesore

It Turns Out Backup Batteries Don’t Have To Be An Eyesore

If there’s even the slightest risk you won’t have access to an outlet or a powered USB port for 24 hours, you’d better hope you’ve got a backup battery in tow to keep your phone alive. And while function usually trumps form when it comes to external power sources, Incase has decided to overthrow the norm with a couple of backup batteries that are downright lovely.

With bright colour options, a built-in USB charging cable, and an iPad-friendly 2.1 amp USB port, both the Incase 5400 and 2500 will keep you running through a power outage, or a long flight on an antiquated outlet-less plane. Named for the mAH of their internal batteries, the 5400 and 2500 are available now for $US80 and $US60 respectively, meaning there’s no longer a reason to hide your ugly external battery in a bag or pocket while you’re topping off your devices. [Incase via Notcot]

It Turns Out Backup Batteries Don’t Have To Be An Eyesore

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