Devotec Fuel Micro 220 mAh Charger

Today I am going to review a tiny power bank from a company called Devotec this company is a new and exciting technology company whose primary focus is to develop our range of cutting-edge electronics. The charger costs about $25.99 USD with $2.99 shipping if brought in the USA  they also sell international as well So not bad for the price but how does it perform? That’s what this review intends to show you, so read on….

Info:

Product Name: Devotec Fuel Micro Charger

Provider: Devotec

Price:  $24.99

The Review:

The packaging, is just as simple as the product a simple plastic clear box  with a sticker that says Fuel Phone Charger

The charger doesn’t have any logos but more of a simple art work design which makes the product look like a small gas tank from my young days playing army men Also there a micro USB port out to use the charge your device and a miniUSB in to charge the device

This charger has 3 types of led lights Red for charging , Blue for on and Green telling you it’s fully charged there is also a power on and off switch so the charger doesn’t die when you most need it

A few things to note about this charger first is don’t buy this if you want to use the product as a pass though charger it just won’t work  Also there is no instructions inside the package rather you can find them here this way it helps keep packing simple and doesn’t waste a tree

Conclusion:

So you might be thinking the price is a bit much so is it even worth it? I would say YES if want to have a spare emergency battery for when your phone goes dead but don’t need a full power bank to carry around with your phone the Fuel isn’t meant for tablets just phones since its only 220 mAh I have used this a few times when my phone was at 8% and I needed some extra juice and found it’s been very handy to carry on my key chain along with my Chargekey which I use to charge the Fuel since the product doesn’t come with a charging cable but they assumed we would just use our device’s cable which is smart and thus keeps the packing still simple

The final score averages out to be a 10 out of 10, but that takes into account everything,