A new, tiny manual iPhone charger allows users to charge their device anywhere and without electricity. For the power-starved Apple fans out there, this may just be the device for you.
BAD APPLE BATTERY NO LONGER AN ISSUE
Apple’s iPhone batteries have never been that revolutionary per say but they’re improving. Yes, we could wait around for the technology to finally get up to our standards, or we can just take a shortcut. This shortcut comes in the form of Jiffy. Jiffy is the world’s smallest manual charger that allows you to charge a device anywhere without using electric sockets. That may sound strange. Usually, an Apple iPhone needs electricity to survive but this is the future here guys. Listen up.
DEAD IPHONE IS A THING OF THE PAST
With all types of energy out there, one would think we would have constant access to it. However, dead Apple iPhone’s still occur. Unfortunately, we can’t rely on wind energy, solar energy or hydro-powered energy to charge our iPhone’s, at least not yet, so Jiffy has gotten a little creative. Jiffy is an eco-charge that uses the new technology Quick Charge 2.0. Unlike other mobile battery chargers, Jiffy is completely independent of any power supply. Using a hand crank, anyone with a hand (or mouth if you want) can turn the handle which generates power. It can help you maintain an emergency call in a tight spot, send that last text or quickly study a map in case you get lost. We love our Apple devices, but they have forced us to be energy dependent. Jiffy helps free us from the shackles of the power supply so we can now bring our iPhones deep off the grid without any fear.
HOW IT WORKS
Jiffy is a USB charger that mechanically creates electricity without releasing toxic substances into the environment. Using a three phase micro generator, electricity is produced by a complex mechanical watch. By simply moving the mechanisms, Jiffy is charged with kinetic energy which is then moved to the micro generators. The charging module supports all standard USB devices and can simultaneously charge 6 smartphones that are navigating the internet through 3G. Don’t get caught complaining about dead batteries anymore. Now, you can actually do something about it.
