iBattz announces Mojo Hi5 Powerbank Case

by Edwin - on November 30th, 2012

Have you heard of iBattz before? If you haven?t, here is a quick skinny on the situation. They are basically a company that rolls out intelligent power solutions, and the latest addition to their line up would be the Mojo Hi5 Powerbank Case. This also marks their first foray into the protective battery case market, especially for Apple?s latest iPhone 5. To put it in a nutshell, the Mojo Hi5 Powerbank Case is a two-part protective case which will boast a detachable 2500mAh aluminum battery that enables users to power up on the go. This particular battery is not only thin, it is also lightweight in nature and will complement the iPhone 5?s minimalistic design. Of course, powering up an iPhone is not all it can do, as it also offers the ability to juice up other USB devices.

Functionality and design were the key components when it came to the development of the Mojo Hi5. You can tell from the sleek looking outer case that fuses flawlessly with the slim form of the iPhone 5. As the iPhone 5?s owner, you do have the option to use the battery or simply just protect your phone with the thin yet protective case. Thanks to its rather beefy 2500mAh battery that attaches to the case effortlessly to charge your communications device on the go, it can also be easily removed to juice up other USB enabled devices.

With the Mojo Hi5 Powerbank case and its 2500mAh battery also comes matte black and gloss white cases, a USB to Micro USB charging cable, a Velcro strap and a short flex USB cable for charging the iPhone 5 when connected with the Apple Lightning to micro USB adapter. Of course, for those who have picked up the iPhone 5 on a contract would figure out that forking out another $79.90 just for another smartphone case might be painful to your bank account, but think of all those moments when you needed your battery to go the extra mile only to fail you at the very last minute.

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