The Duracell PowerSource Mobile 100 is the portable, rechargeable AC and USB power solution for all your mobile needs. It extends the run time of mobile electronics such as iPod , BlackBerry , video cameras, cell phones, laptops and more. The PowerSource Mobile 100 has one AC outlet and two USB charge ports so you can run or charge multiple devices simultaneously. There's no longer a need to carry extra cords, chargers or device-specific batteries. Watts: 100, Compatible With: Mobile Electronics, LED Indicators: Yes, Rechargeable: Yes, Battery Type: Lithium Ion, Built in Inverter: Yes, AC Outlets (qty.): 1, USB Ports (qty.): 2, Multiple Adaptors: Yes, Adaptors Included (qty.): 1, GFCI Protection: Yes, Dimensions L x W x H (in.): 5 3/8 x 3 1/8 x 1 1/2

User Reviews about Duracell Powersource Mobile 100

Bought the battery to go with the adapter I bought for my camera. I dropped my camera and broke a small piece where the door to the batteries locks. I could not keep the batteries in and use the camera at the same time. I was quoted $250.00 to replace the body; camera cost $400.00. I decided to try the adapter with a lithium battery that still allows me to be mobile. Tried the battery with my PC, but it only gave me 20 to 30 additional minutes. -- ProductReviewAAM

This Duracell Powersource Mobile 100 is a solid product, but don't expect spectacular performance. I can charge my cell phone twice, and an ipod touch twice, and that's about it; haven't tried it on a laptop yet. I initially thought it might not be a lithion battery, I bought mine this year (2010), and after a few months of occasional usage read the manfacturer's tag and saw that the date of manufacture was 2006. It is Li-ion, but perhaps of older technology.

The unit is a good size, but for powering laptops on a plane, or when traveling, compare this with other chargers/powerpacks that are juiced from AA NiMh, hybrids, or lithion disposables. This unit is a bit bulky for fitting in a laptop bag or backpack, although it will easily fit in a suitcase. When re-charging the powersource, a cooling fan kicks on periodically and it noticeably loud. However, this unit has the additional major feature of also functioning as an inverter for the car. I bought mine in the $30-$40 range here on Amazon. If you pay more than that, it may not be worth the price, unless you are looking for a small inverter that will also function as a battery backup powersource. -- Ok. Expected better battery life.

Watch Video Here: http://www.amazon.com/review/R2E52XK3V7ZXM9 I give a brief overview of this product and it's great features, as well as explaining the whole "Duracell/Xantrex" branding issue. -- Amazing Power Source for Those on the Go