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| No Nifty Blue cord like on the P793. |
The P4000 is very similar to the P793. They both fit the following criteria
below. I could not get the mAh out of
Motorola chat to know specifically why the P4000 is considered more “beefy”
than the P793. It is larger, the same
size as my DroidX as opposed to the P793 which fits on the screen of the
Droid. The “chat” person said it has
greater charging capacity. Motorola
claims you can even charge your tablet with the P4000. It does NOT come with an AC charger. You can use your AC phone charger to charge
it or the included USB cable. It will
charge your phone much quicker than the P793.
I guess I can’t give it a raving review because I can’t accurately
determine how much better it is than the P793. If it is more than twice as quick or will
charge more devices, it may be worth the double and some price tag of $79.99 at
Amazon. Frankly I haven’t seen a huge
difference between the two units. If
you need more juice, go with the P4000, otherwise the P793 seems more than
adequate.
The rest of this is applicable to both the P793 and the
P4000 but if you read my review on the P793, you can stop here.
Like many of us, I have found myself increasingly dependent
on my phone. I get positively paranoid if
I forget my phone on my desk. My palms
get sweaty when I find my self evaluating the time left on my phone
battery. I feel the remaining time in
excruciating detail as I wait for my life to go black! Reading his over, I am increasingly
despondent on how fixated I have become on cellular reception. It isn’t just to chit chat, Oh No!, nothing
as simple as chit chat.
I want to find the best price on gasoline with
GasBuddy. I want to check on Roethlisberger’s
condition. Arrghh! I want to check the stock
market or ball game score and I can’t do any with a DEAD battery.
There is hope and it isn’t expensive. This is the perfect item when you find
yourself charger-less. Those of you who
have never, ever left your charger someplace you wish you hadn’t may cast the
first stone. Otherwise, button up and be aware there is a simple solution. This little fellow is smaller and thinner
than my DroidX and will recharge it while I am using it. It seems to have double the strength of the
battery on the Droid. For $27.69 at
Amazon, you can slip this in your briefcase, jean’s pocket or duct tape it to
the back of your phone and have TWICE as long to stay connected. Motorola P793
Universal and portable, the P793 is a power pack that can
simultaneously charge multiple devices, including mobile devices like the
iPhone, Bluetooth headsets, and MP3 players. With 1420 mAh capacity, the P793
can provide up to an additional five hours of talk time.
It has a single micro USB connector that will fit many items
besides your phone and a standard USB if you have your charging cable. It charged to full charge in less than two
hours. This would make a great stocking
stuffer.
· Universal Compatibility: Designed to work all
brands that charge via USB such as Apple, BlackBerry, Samsung, LG, Nokia and
more
· Power On the Go: It’s small and lightweight,
yet can provide up to 5 hours of additional talk time
· CarbonFree: Through an alliance with the
Carbonfund.org, Motorola has offset the energy used to manufacture, distribute
and use.
· Included in Motorola red Retail Packaging:
Universal Portable Charger, MircoUSB CarbonFreewall charger, user guide,
warranty card
· Product uses plastic materials from discarded
water bottles. Product is made from eco-friendly materials - no BFRs or PVCs-
and is CarbonFree
If reviewing a product, it may have been received free of charge. That will NEVER have a bearing on my recommendations.
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