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'Better Re' Kickstarter finds a use for old cellphone batteries

‘Better Re’ Kickstarter finds a use for old cellphone batteries

Posted on June 7, 2015August 9, 2019 By Jarvis

Better Re hasn’t exactly smashed through the boundaries and who even knows if designer Enlighten is here to stay, but it did exceed its $50,000 Kickstarter goal for a project that’s on the greener side of things. The idea is that the Better Re will repurposethe battery from your old smartphone (so long as it’s of the removeable sort) into an external power source for your phone, tablet and from the looks of it, even your laptop. The pitch video claims that at the average rate we typically replace our smartphones — every two years — their batteries still are about 80 percent efficient. That’s quite a bit of wasted and unharnessed power that could serve a purpose instead of us mining for more lithium as demand increases. So, for $39 you can tap into that energy and use it to get extra time out of your gadgets.
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Wearables Tags:cellphone, enlighten, Kickstarter, laptop, smartphone, tablet, video

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