Juice Pack 3G Extends iPhone Battery Life

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The mophie juice pack 3g, coming in September from mStation, promises to more than double the useful life of Apple’s iPhone 3G battery. Despite Steve Jobs’ insistence that iPhone 3G batteries would be an improvement over the those in the original model, many users have found surfing the web on AT&T’s 3G network, running Bluetooth and using the many applications they have downloaded from the AppStore actually leaves them wanting much more out of an iPhone battery charge.

The juice pack 3g is a rechargeable lithium polymer battery that will come ‘pre-charged’ and ready to go straight out of the package. The battery is housed in an ergonomic, comfort-grip case with a soft-touch, non-slip finish. The added “juice” will give users up to an additional 350 hours of standby time, 6 hours of talk time on 3G, 12 hours of talk time on 2G, 6 hours of Internet use on 3G, 8 hours of video playback, or 28 hours of audio playback, according to a company statement. The battery’s proprietary design provides short circuit, over-charge and temperature protection as well as smart power management. It features a 4 LED ‘charge status’ indicator letting you know how much juice is left, and connects to your computer via USB passthrough – making it easy to simultaneously charge and sync your iPhone 3G.

“iPhone 3G users have demanded a product that will boost battery life for extended on-the-go use” says Ross Howe, Sales and Product Development Director for mStation/mophie. “juice pack 3G delivers this exceptional battery enhancement while keeping the unique style and feel of the iPhone intact.”

Mophie is currently taking entries to raffle off 10 free juice pack 3Gs when they ship this fall.

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