Mobile Devices

February 18, 2014

Bluelounge Offers Kii to Solve Mobile Phone Battery Despair

The mobile accessories market is still crowded today with players vying for a piece of the pie. The winners are always those with the sleekest, most convenient product to offer.

If you use your phone a lot, like I do, chances are no matter how much you try your battery will always be in the red zone. And with more and more functionalities added almost daily, a full battery symbol lasting beyond a morning cup of coffee is pretty impossible.

I run my personal and work emails from my phone, connect on social media platforms, browse the web, text, cast video to my TV and edit photos – all at the same time.

Naturally, the main accessory I always make sure to have with me and have a back-up for is a charger.

I was recently given a Kii to test out and really like the idea of having my charger right by my side along with my other important house and car keys. 

Image via cableorganizer.com 

The compact charger-connector from design company, Bluelounge, is unique because it can be put on a key chain, mimics the design of a key and is super lightweight (0.20 lb) and convenient.

Instead of needing to purchase multiple charging wires and docs for the car and a wall, not to mention how many times those chargers tear or go missing, this one snaps right into your keychain and ready for use.

In addition the Kii has a self-locking system so it doesn't slip off your keychain thanks to push buttons on each side to lock and release the cap.

I would have liked it if this same product could store a charge and give me some juice to my phone in an emergency, when a computer or USB port to charge me up wasn’t around….and if you’re the type that’s always loosing your keys –I’m not sure how handy this could be.

Nevertheless, it’s still a great option to have along in an emergency or to reduce the need to pack more cables when you’re traveling. I’ve found myself using the Kii on more occasions than I thought I would because it’s just easier and it’s right there – so it’s become something I now always carry with confidence.

Kii is available via cableorganizer.com in black or white for both 30-pin and Lightning chargers for $18.95 and $38.95, respectively.

The video below will also give you a better idea of how the Kii looks and works. 




Edited by Cassandra Tucker


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