SOOT Electropack: the backpack that carries power to your electronic devices for up to two weeks
The backpack has a variety of shapes according to the user's needs
With the advancement of technology, we live in a digital life where the vast majority of people are connected to the network through their mobile devices. With this digital lifestyle adopted, especially by younger people, products are being modernized to allow greater convenience to their users.
Among these products there is one that is useful for everyone and has undergone a change to suit this new lifestyle. We're talking about the backpack, more specifically a model called SOOT Electropack: A fully transformable backpack that carries your mobile devices for up to two weeks.
The backpack is able to perform this function thanks to a 10,000 mAh battery, which allows two weeks of self-sufficient energy for any electronic device that can be connected via a USB cable. This battery is the thinnest in its class and features a satin aluminum alloy case. It also has two USB ports that allow charging two devices simultaneously, with 5.1V / 2.1A output. And battery life depends on how many times a week you usually charge your devices.
Now it's a mistake to think that this backpack is intended only for device lovers. That's because its design combines three modular backpacks of different sizes that can be switched in a variety of shapes according to the user's needs. For example, it is an ideal backpack for explorers who love trails, carry cameras and can hardly have access to a constant source of energy during their trip.
It has waterproof models in different colors and three different sizes depending on the occasion. The Mini Messenger is a small version, perfect for quick trips around the city and that holds something like 10 liters, enough to take a light jacket, 1 liter bottle of water, iPad, book, keys and a little more. The second size is the The Commuter, which has space for 24 liters and a space with protection to store the laptop, in other words, a great option for the daily commute to work. And the third and last variation is the The Carry-On, which combines the latter two, is made of premium ballistic nylon and high quality marine vinyl and holds 34 liters. Ideal for a weekend trip.
This product had its project driven by the mechanisms of crowdfunding (crowd financing) on the platform of kickstarter, having great success in raising the amount necessary to launch the product on the market. The creators had the help of people and, before the deadline, October 17th, they far exceeded the minimum amount necessary for the project to take off. By visiting the company's website, it is possible to register on the early adopter list to obtain information on when the product will be available for sale. Let's hope now that the next generation of the product offers conditions for charging your battery by capturing sunlight.
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