Finally – A Well Designed Two Port USB Solar Charger

Written by Richard Blanchard on July 6th, 2007. Posted in Brando USB, Power for USB, USB News

Brando yet again steps up with another useful product. The two port USB solar charger from Brando has all the features a road warrior, power hungry gadget guy (or gal) would need. Slick design with durable enclosure and plenty-o-connectors to power up any USB gadget you throw at it.

usb solar charger

Some notable specs include output voltage to 4.5v, 5.4v, 6.4v and 9v devices. The battery is lithium with 2000mAH of power.

usb solar charger connector

What GetUSB likes about this solar USB charger is the ability to charge up via three different sources. Solar – of course – as well as wall AC adapter (universal with 90-240v) and car power adapter as well. Put this all together with 7 different connector heads and you are covered. Just make sure the solar charger isn’t.

As a closing note, the USB solar charger can power up two individual devices via the double on-board USB port design.

Source: USB Solar Charger product page.

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