Juice Up On The Go With Duracell Pocket Inverter

December 10, 2014

Just a reminder that if you are looking for an inexpensive gift that your favorite geek will love, make sure to read 22 Useful Tech Gifts Under $30 – Great Stocking Stuffer Ideas. Today I have another item you may want to add to that list that is just a hair over $30.

I’ve provided ideas for a number of ways to charge phones, tablets and other devices via USB. But what happens when you have something like a laptop that requires a plug? That’s where the Duracell Pocket Inverter comes into play. It currently is selling for $33.49 at Amazon and provides you with a 120-volt AC outlet as well as a 2.1 amp USB port. As you can see from the picture below, it would allow you to run both a laptop and a tablet/smartphone in your vehicle.

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