At home, you can plug your iPod/iPhone USB cable into the AC charger, while charging the battery pack. When you leave on a trip, you can unplug the charger, fold in the prongs and pack it away. Then, if you need some backup power, you simply undock the battery pack and plug it into your device. The same applies to the car charger.

Both the AC and car charger deliver 1 AMP of power - which means your device will charge much faster than many of the low cost (and low power) solutions on the market.



The AC charger is rated for 100-240 Volts, so with the appropriate plug adapter, you'll be able to use it anywhere in the world.

The 500mAh Reserve Battery is by no means the most powerful on the market, but it'll be enough to add a couple of hours of use to your device. On the front of the battery is a power status button and 5 green LED's show the remaining capacity.

The Griffin Technology PowerDuo Reserve is a very well designed power solution - for a single purchase price ($59.99) , you get three chargers in one, with the ability to keep your device going, no matter what kind of situation you are in.

The parts are also available separately, so if you only need the AC or car charger, you can mix and match. The Reserve Battery is also available separately ($19.99) - which means you can order a spare and be sure you never run out of power on the go.

Product links:

PowerDuo Reserve
PowerBlock Reserve
PowerJolt Reserve
Reserve Battery