Energizer Energi to Go Powered iPhone Case (iPower2, XPAL)

This is a short review of the Energizer Energi To Go (XPAL) powered iPhone case. This case is designed to extend the life of your iphone battery and allow you to talk longer and watch movies longer but it has a lot of pitfalls. I hope this video helps you to make a better informed decision.

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• iphone
• case
• power
• battery
• Energizer
• iPower
• iPower2

[clone11ful]

mophie is better that product sucks

[barnacules1]

@clone11ful Yeah the Juice box is a lot better. Plus the new Energizer case is really nice too.

[84memababy]

I came across your video, and I actually got an updated version of this today , and it has fixed all of the things you mentioned. Good job on the review. I know it's a few years old. When I watched the video on the website for the phone, it linked me to other videos and yours was one of those that pulled up. If you haven't gotten the new version, you may want to check it out. Best wishes.

[barnacules1]

@84memababy I have the new version of the case and absolutely love it! I will have to create a new review video and post it and link it to this one so others. Thanks for the feedback!

[partyongarth420]

its an external battery.. just dock ur phone in ur pocket .. this is for emergencys.. lazy bastards cant even charge there phones anymore.. if u want internet on a pocket phone of course its only gonna get a day.. its a slim phone that does a lot and u sir are fat

[barnacules1]

@partyongarth420 Not nearly as fat as you and that's all that matters :D

[mikeeg96]

which i think absolutely sucks lol i loled!

[iloveedandoucho]

This really helped me decide whether to buy this and as I could actually see it used in real life I decided not to! Thanks!

[sinaloasurf1]

I bought one of these and loved it. For 20.00 bucks it is a great offer. Considering rubber cases cost that much or more without power. I thing you missed the big picture here.

[cantstopwatchin]

Personally I like it. I get way more battery life and it seems to hold my phone in just fine. For $20 it does the job nicely despite some minor flaws. I am careful with my phone anyways and do not sling my phone around so the top not being enclosed is not a big deal for me. I would not pay the original $80 tag but I will 20 and I am happy with the product.