Powermonkey-eXplorer

From the heart of Africa to the Hardanger Glacier, the powermonkey-eXplorer has proved to be an invaluable piece of kit, providing essential power in the most remote locations.
Incorporating the new solar-slave, the powermonkey-eXplorer lets you charge wherever, whenever.

The Problem:

Your mobile phone always runs out of battery at the most unfortunate of times...
Your iPod runs out of juice just when your favourite song starts...
You miss a life-changing picture because the batteries in your digital camera are dead...

The solution:

Quite simple really - the powermonkey-eXplorer. Compatible with the majority of mobile phones, iPods, MP3 / MP4, PDAs and portable games consoles including the Sony PSP and Nintendo DS & DS-Lite, powermonkey-eXplorer will recharge your devices - giving you 96 hours of standby on your mobile, 40 hours on your iPod, 5 hours on your games console, 48 hours on your PDA and 6 hours on MP3/MP4 players.

Never be without it... The powermonkey-eXplorer will also power most standard digital cameras long enough for you to take up to 1600 more snaps! And, if you own one of our Soundtraveller speakers - you can use the powermonkey-eXplorer to power them instead of spending your money replacing the batteries!

Introducing the solarslave... The solar-slave draws power directly from the sun - giving you free power wherever you are! Make sure your powermonkey-eXplorer's got full power at all times by charging it with the handy solar-slave, which can be attached to a rucksack, hung from a window, left in a car or taken anywhere the sun shines! Make sure the powermonkey-eXplorer unit is turned OFF when re-charging from the solar slave in order to reduce charging time! You can even use the solar-slave to recharge your device directly - so you have back up power at all times. For example, plug the solar-slave into the back of one of our Soundtraveller speakers and it will run your speakers from the power of the sun - no batteries needed!

Ready for anything... Ultra compact, tough and powerful, the powermonkey-eXplorer is water resistant and made from rubberised casing so can take whatever life throws at it, yet it remains the lightest, most versatile charger available today. Featuring an LCD screen that displays battery capacity and the level of charge, the powermonkey-eXplorer also has short-circuit protection, over-charging protection and over-discharging protection. The included mains charger has interchangeable heads for UK, Europe, US and Australia - so you can use it in over 150 countries around the world!

Each powermonkey-eXplorer kit contains... 1 x powermonkey-eXplorer unit 1 x solar-slave 1 x universal mains charger which will work in over 150 countries and has interchangeable heads for UK, Europe, US & Australia Tips for: Nokia and mini Nokia, Motorola V66, Samsung E900, Siemens C25 and Sony Ericsson wide connector 1 x mini USB for Motorola RazR V series, Blackberrys and Bluetooth headsets 1 x USB for smart phones, PDAs and other devices 1 x iPod connector 1 x connector for Sony PSP and most digital cameras 1 x Black travel pouch 1 x Storage case 1 x User guide

Get set....GO! With the powermonkey-eXplorer and solar-slave, you always have 2 reusable sources of power so you need never run out again! Powermonkey-eXplorer - ready for your next adventure! SEE POWERMONKEY-EXPLORER IN THE PRESS!

Powermonkey-eXplorer is a great product - and here are some reviews to back it up! "The Best Gadget I Own!!! This little gadget does everything you want. I bought it to go on holiday, but I've actually started using it more frequently than I thought. It charges virtually everything and is great for emergencies. Best of all, it doesn't need batteries to charge, as it goes on solar power. GREAT PRODUCT! " - By Nic, London "Powermonkey Explorer...Explore this. What an awesome bit of kit, well made and stylish. I have successfully charged the power cell from the mains, USB and solar unit. It has charged my phone (K800i) it works beautifully. I have total confidence with this product and am happy it's on my kit list for travelling Spain. An excellent product and highly recommended. 5 Big ones from me." - Mr S Atkiss, Derbyshire "Brilliant gadget I love this...apart from being brilliantly functional it looks great and the solar charging option gives it an environmentally friendly edge. Once you have got one you will find it impossible to live without." - PS "Essential Powermonkey I can no longer manage without my powermonkey. Being an International Athlete means I'm training all the time, so never have the chance to sit around waiting for my phone to charge. Also means I no longer have to go on long runs in silence as my iPod is now never out of charge. So this is one thing that is always in my training bag!" - LT

Reaching new heights... "At the end of September 2007, my boyfriend, Matt, and I climbed Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania. At just under 6000m it is the highest "walkable" mountain in the world. It was an exciting challenge and a wonderful experience. Powertraveller provided me with the powermonkey-eXplorer to chareg appliances on the trip. The powermonkey was constantly used on our trip to Kilimanjaro by us and the rest of the group, providing us with power where we would otherwise have had none. It has aldo been used in Egypt, Bali and in Europe, making us very popular with fellow travellers! It is the solar panel that makes the powermonkey-eXplorer attractive to the environmentally-friendly and indispensable to the adventure traveller. It can be used in sunny places to charge the powermonkey without relying on mains electricity. It is small enough, and robust enough, to be strapped to the back of a rucksack whilst walking, so that the powermonkey can be charged on the move. The powermonkey ensures that you never need be without your mobile phone, iPod or camera again. It is also very convenient to have the means of charging many different chargers. We would recommend it to any frequent travellers, especially those with limited access to mains electricity." - Melanie Windridge, fund-raiser for Edirisa, raised £4000 on her climb of Kilimanjaro.