Using a fan-blade design exposed towards direct sunlight Solio is then able to capture and convert solar power into electricity. Energy collected from the sun can then be stored in an internal battery or used directly to the electronic.



Weighting about 5.6oz Solio is able to be taken and used anywhere. For example, during his expedition based in the North Pole, featured user Dr. Ian Davis described Solio as being "reliable and indestructible."

Even though a main point in owning a Solio charger is to conserve power, using a wall adapter for 4 hours will give your internal battery a full charge. Though eco friendly technology is nice, so are options and thats exactly what Solio gives you.

Solio has incorporated the two things that people often take for granted but would be completely lost without, the environment and electronic chargers. Pro-earth leaders or electronic geniuses, either way your iPod is getting charged.

If it isn't the attractive design of Solio's portable charger, then it must be the idea that you can keep your electronics powered on the go thats added to their popularity. After absorbing enough sunlight all that's left is to charge your device when necessary.

Light from the sun, absorbed through solar panels for 8 - 10 hours gives the internal battery a full charge. The stronger the sunlight, the more electricity is generated.

With the increase in technological advances, electricity is becoming more and more of a necessity and the closest thing you have to electricity are your shoes and a rug, you'll be glad you have a Solio nearby. Talk it up on your cell phone, play Pong for 10 days straight, as long as you have the Solio theres no need to worry.