myCharge makes a wide range of batteries, some more general, and some aimed specifically at iOS devices. Several new product lines were introduced at CES, including Talk & Charge, Amp, and Razor, plus XTFlash, XTMax, Transit, and Rapid Recharge. The company’s themes include super-fast recharging of both their batteries and connected devices, as well as compact and handsome new form factors.
Talk & Charge ($100) is very close to the size and shape of an iPhone 5/5c/5s.
It has a 3000mAh battery, and a Lightning cable, but doesn’t physically attach to the handset.
Amp ($30-$50) comes in a variety of capacities, ranging from 2200mAh to 6000mAh. Each has a USB port for power output, and a flashlight built-in.
Coming in 3000mAh or 6000mAh, Razor ($60-$80) is a very thin pack.
It’s made for charging not only iPhones, but iPads as well, with its USB port and a self-provided cable.
XTFlash ($80) is the rare flashlight and battery that makes complete sense to us — a Maglite-quality, 100-Lumens flashlight with a 6000mAh battery pack. Three colors are available, and they look great.
XTMax ($60-$80) is a combination 3000 or 6000mAh battery pack with a wall charger.
