The end of worrying about charging your phone while traveling with a Bluetooth smart backpack

“BLUETTI” company, which is known for the production of portable chargers, has now entered a new field with the introduction of the “Handsfree 2” backpack. This backpack is a combination of a small solar power plant and a 60-liter resistant bag that frees adventurers from worrying about the lack of charge in the heart of nature (Yanko Design).

Photographer: Unknown / Yanko Design

At the heart of the Bluetooth backpack is a 512-watt-hour battery with a 700-watt inverter that can power a camera, laptop, or cell phone for days. Its design is such that the generator is integrated directly into the body of the bag and with the help of five output ports, including AC and USB-C, it charges several devices at the same time. The side port also enables quick access on the go.

Photographer: Unknown / Yanko Design

The bluetooth solar backpack with waterproof material and ergonomic design distributes the weight evenly to make long trips more comfortable. Durable straps and adjustable compartments allow users to organize the interior space according to their needs.

Another prominent feature of the Bluetooth backpack is compatibility with the folding solar panel “PV120S” with a power of 120 watts. This lightweight and portable panel unfolds during rest and directly charges the battery with solar energy; Then it folds up to the size of a laptop and fits in a backpack.

The batteries of this product last up to 4,000 charging cycles and provide stable performance at different temperatures. Its fast turbo charging also fills up to 80% capacity in 45 minutes. The price of the Handsfree 2 version with solar panel is $599 and the smaller Handsfree 1 model is $499. This combination of technology, durability and functional design brings a new experience of borderless travel without the need for a power outlet.

Photographer: Unknown / Yanko Design

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Cover photo source: Yanko Design Photographer: Unknown