A power inverter can be useful to charge/power your electronics on the road. Most cars made nowadays come with A/C electrical outlets pre-installed into the car. If you’re like me, you’re still rockin’ a CD/Cassette tapedeck and your cigarette lighter is what you use to charge most of your devices. The power cup fits nicely into your car’s cupholder, which makes it easily accessible and secure.
PowerCup Power Inverter
Impressive little unit Bought this unit and ran it 24 hours right away on 2x 12 hour trips where it ran an 85W Apple Macbook and a Acer 17″ laptop (not together) with nary a hitch, glitch or problem. Also used the USB port simultaneously. This unit has a loud fan which comes on as required and seems to be a single speed fan – high or nothing. It is audible even at highway speeds. However that is the price you pay for heat dissipation with this small size – the alternative being a giant heat sink housing and a brick sized clump – I’ll take the fan thank you. The case stayed cool, the air coming out was never hot – it seemed to handle the load without effort. It has visible and audible alarms, cool touch case and a perfect size box for use in a car. The 12V plug is adjustable for fit in different sized sockets. The case has plenty of openings for air flow. I wish the fan were not as prominent but otherwise I cannot fault this unit whatsoever and it ran perfectly for 24 hours straight. 1 year warranty. By…
Best $25 I’ve spent in awhile 0