On the other hand, one feature I’d like to see is the capability to charge the HyperMac batteries via USB, which would let you charge them from a plugged-in laptop or-even better-a Given that you can charge your MacBook while the HyperMac battery itself is charging, Sanho’s combination of an AC adapter, a DC charger, and a battery in a single package means you’ve got power solutions at home, in the car, or when away from any outlets. Like the HyperMac batteries, it also supports dual voltage modes. Sanho claims the Car Charger is safer and more efficient than using a power inverter and provides a more-stable power source.
This 3.5-ounce car charger plugs into a car’s accessory (“cigarette-lighter”) jack, using the same MagSafe cable as the HyperMac battery to provide power to your laptop-in other words, the charger works independent of the HyperMac battery. At one end of the enclosure is a panel with a charging jack (for charging the battery), a power button (for toggling the battery on and off), an LED power indicator, a four-LED display that indicates the remaining charge (at quarter-charge increments), a USB jack, and a DC-Out jack.Īs a bonus, all but the MBP-060 model include, at no extra charge, the company’s $150 Inside each enclosure is a lithium-ion battery offering 60 to 222 Watt-hours of power, depending on the model. I was also impressed by the build quality of the models we received.
(Sanho notes that the MBP-060 is designed for use with only the MacBook Air, MacBooks, and the 13-inch Unibody MacBook Pro.)Įach model sports an attractive, aluminum enclosure with white-plastic trim, making the HyperMac batteries a nice aesthetic match for Apple’s Unibody laptop line. Noted when the HyperMac batteries debuted, Sanho offers four different models:
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