Powerbag Business Class Pack backpack with 6000mAh mobile battery
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Uploaded by mobileburn on Jan 31, 2012
MobileBurn.com - The Powerbag Business Class Pack is a conventional looking backpack that contains a 6000mAh battery and charging cables and ports for Apple and mini and micro-USB compatible mobile devices. It's pricey, at $179.99 list, but it's very useful for people that need to run their smartphone hard or use portable 3G/4G Wi-Fi hotspots like the MiFi series.
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Top Comments
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James Bond wants his bag back!
4 weeks ago 4
All Comments (25)
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I am jealous of anyone who has enough gadgets to fill that bag
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@mobileburn why so
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I Believe if you wear this backpack in a Airport,You will be considered a Terriost
3 weeks ago 2
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its not bad for camping!!!
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@danwaffbob ok like i need it when i play basketball n getting a scholarships sooo #SHUT UP n i bet u is not doing nothing for ur life just wasting time on the computer n im outt...
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Waste of money...
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Cool very nice
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nice review.
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Can't you just buy the battery + charging cables seperately and put it into your own bag?
LeClassics 4 weeks ago 7
@LeClassics No, you cannot.
mobileburn 4 weeks ago
You should have included details about how heavy the bag is. How it feels when you wear it. And the maximum current each of those charging cables or the USB socket can supply.
racer9x 1 month ago
@racer9x 500ma of current. I don't have weight figures - they were not listed on the site. But without the battery, at least, it felt lighter than the photography backpack I was using previously.
mobileburn 1 month ago