Kensington Ultra Portable Power Inverter 150 - This device gives you conventional power in unconventional places. Whether you're in your car or on an airplane, you can have up to 150 Watts of AC power in a portable wall outlet. Perfect for portable DVD players, notebook computers, portable multimedia devices, and more.
The Kensington 33362 Ultra Portable Power Inverter 150 plugs into your vehicle's power port, or airline Empower port, to provide AC power to mobile devices requiring up to 120-watts of continuous power. From laptops to mobile phones, MP3s to PDAs, and even portable DVD players, this unit is the most versatile choice for power on the road or in the air. This inverter is ultra portable, with a compact, lightweight, sleek design that fits conveniently into a notebook case or vehicle glove box, and provides up to 150-watts of AC power to run a variety of mobile devices. The Kensington 33362 includes an LED indicator light that warns you of undesirable operating conditions, as well as built-in safety features such as over-current protection, low- and over-supply voltage protection, and over-temperature protection. The Kensington 33362 is simple and convenient to use, and is backed by Kensington's one-year warranty.
Customer Reviews:
Avg. Customer Rating: 4.0 / 5.0
great product!!!:
works great for long flights as long as the seats on the plane have empower inputs...
Excellent Product for Mobile Devices:
If you need mobile power for your notebook, cell phone, digital audio player, GPS device, DVD/CD player, etc. then you have to get one of these items. It is very well engineered, and has a built in safety feature that makes sure your device will work before power is delivered to it. Be sure you plug your device into the power inverter, then plug the power inverter into the airplane's power jack, or your vehicle's power jack. That's it!
Works well, noise acceptable:
I don't have much to add to most of the other reviews I read before purchasing this product. No product is flawless and neither is this one: for instance, a higher power yield would't hurt. But it does exactly what it's for, which is to deliver about 120W of continuous power. I tested it for the first time on an airplane trip 10 days ago. My laptop consumes slightly more than that with the wireless on and the NVIDIA card on, and as such, on my airplane trip the power was discontinuous. But actually,... more info
quiet for first year, now it's loud:
I liked this product just fine for the first year of use, but now the fan is so loud it's really annoying. When we're in the car we try to hide it under the seat because it's so loud. Too bad the warranty expired so I can't send it in to be fixed.
