Energizer XP8000 Universal AC Adapter with External Battery for Laptops, Tablets, and More

The Energizer XP8000 universal power adapter and rechargeable external battery is a "must have" power solution for the netbook, tablet, and smartphone user. It is nearly the size of a BlackBerry phone, yet delivers plenty of power to finish your work, surf the web and charge your phone too. Includes universal AC adapter.

Charge 3 devices at once (see larger image).

Features

Powerful Charges up to 3 devices at the same time
Ready to Use Comes pre-charged out-of-the-box
Easy to Use Just plug it in for instant power
Stay Charged Maintains charge for up to 1 year
LED Light Indicator Smart LEDs display battery and charging status
Rechargeable Can be used again and again

Provides most netbooks up to 4 extra hours of use.

Extra Power On-The-Go!

The Energizer XP8000 allows you the recharge up to 3 of your electronic devices at the same time.

Cell Phones up to 50 hours
Smartphones up to 16 hours
Digital Camcorders up to 10 hours
Netbooks up to 4 hours

Note: All of the above results vary by device and usage patterns.

Powersafe Technology

All products integrate a minimum 12 safety logics into every cell for maximum protection of the battery, device, and user. In addition, each product uses a mathematical circuit control unit with built-in proprietary software to control and regulate temperature, voltage and current.

Trusted Brand

The Energizer XP8000 External Battery is just one of a full line of Energizer Energi to Go solutions that is bringing convenient power to consumers, making mobility easier. Energizer continues to fulfill its role as a technology innovator by redefining portable power solutions to meet people's active lifestyle needs for today and tomorrow with Energizer Energi to Go chargers for portable devices.

Free Tips for Life

FREE Tips For Life offers you an easy way to get two free tips a year for the life of your registered product. So if you change or upgrade any of your mobile electronics, you don't have to worry about having the right tip for it.

What's in the Box

Energizer XP8000, AC adapter, 3 charging cables, 15 tips, travel bag, user's manual

Owner Reviews, Ratings, Comments and Criticism
I have a love/hate relationship with this brand. I also own their larger 18,000mAh product. External batteries have been around for a long time. Most of them don't rise above the level of utilitarian industrial design. These Xpal batteries (the Energizer trademark is apparently licensed) are nicely designed, which sets them apart. As batteries, they work well. Charge them the first time for 8 hours and thereafter for about 4 hours. You won't have to charge them often if you don't use them: lithium ion batteries like this hold their charge well. The 8,000 mAh package is much more portable than its bigger brother, weighing in at 7.9 ounces. However, the powerbrick is almost larger than the battery and as almost as heavy, a consideration if you intend to carry it with you. Cut Xpal's estimates of extended use times in half and yo have a pretty good idea of what you'll actually get. Enough juice to run your netbook for another 1.5 to 2 hours at a price lower than many manufacturer's replacement batteries. A lot of hours of extra time from your MP3 player or smartphone. The battery has output ports for 5vDC for use with smartphones, MP3 players and similar devices. 12v and 19v outlets for netbooks and other heavier duty devices. You can charge a 5v and a higher voltage battery at the same time. What's wrong with this picture? The company, Xpal. They say the give you two free tips a year, but their shipping charges are as much as you would pay for the tip and shipping from another vendor. Cheap trick. On this one, they claim to include a power tip for Samsung netbooks. Uh, according to the "tip finder" on their own website, none of the tips supplied with the unit will fit any Samsung netbook. Ka-ching, their cash register rings. They claim to offer a three year warranty. Read the whole warranty and you learn that the battery cells themselves, the heart and soul of the unit are warrantied for only six months. Another cheap trick. The cables supplied with the unit are very short, which isn't all that big a problem with this small unit. They feel cheap and may not last for a long time. So, are these units worth it? Yes, if you catch them when they are on sale. Do that and you've scored a useful bargain for yourself. Jerry