This genius laptop charger can also jumpstart your car—and it's on sale at Amazon, today only
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If working from home is feeling constricting, we’ve got just the thing to free you up. It’s the Halo Bolt 58830 battery bank, and it’ll juice up your laptop so you’re not always tethered to a wall outlet. Oh, and it can also jumpstart your car!
Today only, the genius gadget is on sale for just $70, or $30 off—thanks to Amazon’s ‘Deal of the Day.’
Of course, you’ll get free two-day shipping with Amazon Prime too. Not yet a member? No problem. You can sign up for your free 30-day trial here. (And by the way, those without Prime still get free shipping on orders of $25 or more.)
But act fast and shop now, this sale expires at midnight PST.
All-in-one
Thanks to two USB-A ports and a standard Type-B power outlet, the Halo Bolt 58830 portable battery bank will charge your laptop so you can freely move from room to room. This really comes in handy—especially if your laptop battery tends to run out quickly.
The battery bank can power up phones and tablets, too. And since it’s just under three pounds, it’s not only great for the home—it makes a perfect road trip companion.
“Charged it for a three-day camping trip,” explained a five-star Amazon reviewer. “Four hours of light use, six phone charges, a 10-minute charge for a Chromebook and a jumpstart later, and it remains at 50 percent battery. I was so glad I brought it camping. If I didn’t, my family and I would’ve been stranded in the wilderness with no cellular connection, or car to drive home. Saved my family.”
Raw power
The portable charger can also jumpstart boats, motorcycles and lawnmowers—thanks to its 57,720 mWh (megawatt-hour) of power. This means you can juice up a car up to 217 times before the battery needs a re-charge. Impressive.
“I used this for a conference to ensure I had power on my electronics,” said a fan. “I powered a laptop, my Samsung Galaxy S8 and my Samsung Galaxy Tablet all day on one charge. I would recommend this for anyone traveling, in a lot of meetings or just outside enjoying the weather. Great power; long-lasting.”
Bottom line
This Halo Bolt 58830 battery bank is sure to make working from home a lot less stressful. It’s so small (about the size of a book) that you can carry it around and also keep it in your car for an emergency. It even comes with a built-in LED flood light.
“Wow! Thank you for saving me so much trouble! I have used this for recent power outages — powers a laptop great, as well as a phone,” added another five-star reviewer. “But most of all, it works perfectly to jumpstart a car. I will always keep one of these in my car from now on. It’s small enough to hide under the seat, and it is about a 1,000 times easier than finding a friend with a car to jump you and figuring out both batteries and keeping a long cord.”
The gizmo comes in various colors: Violet Paisley, Blue Graphite, Rose Gold and Wood Grain—all just 70 bucks each!
Want more? Check out more Halo and mophie charging devices on sale below:
Halo Bolt Portable Car Jump Starter 57720, $56 (was $80), amazon.com
Halo Pocket Power 6000 Portable Charger Power Bank, $28 (was $40), amazon.com
mophie 3-in-1 Wireless Charge Pad, $69 (was $140), amazon.com
mophie 409903633 Dual Wireless Charging Pad, $45 (was $80), amazon.com
Halo Bolt Wall Plug AC Charge Adapter, $14 (was $20), amazon.com
Halo Bolt Car Charger Adapter, $23 (was $36), amazon.com
mophie Universal Wireless Multi Coil Charge Stand, $49 (was $70), amazon.com
mophie Universal Wireless Vent Mount, $49 (was $40), amazon.com
mophie Wireless 10W Charging Pad, $14 (was $50), amazon.com
The reviews quoted above reflect the most recent versions at the time of publication.
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