As one of my old sayings goes: “You can never have enough battery,” and that’s one of the reasons why I love integrated battery cases for smartphones.
These convenient tools provide an extension to your handset’s battery life and protect the device from drops and damage all in one fell sweep, and our friends at mophie are out at CES this year bringing back an old classic for the latest generation of iPhones.
Say hello (again) to the mophie Juice Pack. It has been off the market for the past several years but is returning for the iPhone 15 lineup due to popular demand.
Containing an internal battery ranging from 2,400-2,800 mAh depending on the iPhone model you’re buying for, the mophie Juice Pack provides a massive boost in battery life to help ensure that your iPhone’s battery lasts all day, regardless of how you use it.
To help protect your iPhone’s battery from premature aging, mophie’s Juice Pack case features Priority+ pass-through charging, which ensures that your iPhone always gets charged first before the battery pack receives power from your charger.
For anyone who has ever used a mophie Juice Pack before, the ergonomics and feel in the hand will feel similar to past generations. But if you haven’t used one before, you can expect a plastic case with a unique soft-touch experience.
Environmentally conscious people will also be happy to learn that mophie’s new Juice Pack case for the iPhone 15 lineup will be made from up to 50% post-consumer-recycled plastic material to reduce waste. Even the packaging is made from up to 90% recycled material.
Parent brand ZAGG says that the mophie Juice Pack case for all iPhone 15 models (iPhone 15, iPhone 15 Plus, iPhone 15 Pro, and iPhone 15 Pro Max) will be available in late February for $99.95 from mophie’s website. Each case will also carry a two-year manufacturer warranty.
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