UNU Enerpak Vault (11000 mAh) review

This is a very nice device. It has taken my phone and my tablet from almost dead to fully charged and I still have enough power to keep them going if need be. It did take a considerably longer time to charge the tablet, but nothing would have stopped me from being able to use it when it was charging.

I would recommend this battery pack, even with its large size. It will be very useful if you find yourself in a jam, on a long commute, or unable to find a charger with your phone or other device on the verge of death. It is something I plan to keep in my bag at all times. 

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In case you’re in need of high capacitive battery for your iOS devices, Unu’s Enerpak Vault is the right choice. It comes with massive battery, and costs roughly $80. This is a good deal, considering all of its features. You can also charge non-iOS devices, as well.

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The Vault isn’t the lightest of chargers, but neither is it heavy, especially for what it manages to do. Fully charged, it will see you through the day with almost any conceivable combination of devices (remember, it’s not just for your phone). You could even use it to power a USB hub so your iPad can use high-power-drain mics for mobile recording, for instance.
I shall be packing this, uh, pack for my next week-long bike tour. Last time I took a solar panel and my iPad beat it almost immediately. This time I’ll take and iPhone and iPad mini along with the Vault and laugh in the face of three and four-day camping stretches between hotels. Hell, I can even use it to power an in-tent USB lamp.

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