Dont Buy New Trent Extreme Pack Yet.

On Sale Today!
20th of February 2012

New Trent Extreme Pack specifications:

Enjoy 50 hours movie time for iPhone four and ten hours movie time for 3G iPad
Compatible with iPad, iPhone four 4G, 3Gs 3G iPhone, 1G 2G 3G iTouch and blackberry (9630, 9700, 9550, 9800), HTC android phones EVO unbelievable Nexus, Motorola Droid
Ultra dependable Lithium Ion battery, 600 iPhone four Battery life, 100 3G iPad battery life
Compatible with iPhone 4, iPad, iTouch, Kindle, Motorola Droid, HTC Android, Nintendo DS, Sony PSP
No iPhone Adapter is included, but IMP1000 is matched with original iPhone data cable. Six months product warranty

New Trent Extreme Pack IMP1000 11000mAh External Battery pack for Apple iPad, iPhone 4G 4, iPhone 3G 3GS, iPod Touch 1G 2G 3G, Motorola Droid X Eris, HTC EVO Android Phones, Blackberry Curve, tour, storm, bold Black color New Price and Description:

This is an final upgraded variant of New trent’s IMP880 best seller, which can back up iPad by at least 100, meaning it gives you 6x more capacity handling than without it! Extending up to 50 hours’ iPhone four movie time with 600 extra iphone four battery life. This is so far the most powerful iPad, iPhone 4, 3Gs iPhone iTouch External battery pack in the USA market! Its capacity is 11000 mAh at 5V output voltage so it may also extend your 3G ipad movie time up to ten hours. The IMP1000 may be directly charged with a high quality New Trent AC charger or it charges your mobile device through an USB cable. Use it to charge your Blackberry phones like 9630, 9700, 9550, 9800 with the correct adapters or your Nintendo DS and Game boy also with the correct adapters. You may also use it to charge HTC android phones like (Evo unbelievable X1 and Nexus). A free New Trent AC charger is included to make all your charging needs easy. The IMP1000 comes with six months warranty. Be sure to find New Trent logo on both retail box and battery for authenticity.

79 of 80 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of five stars NEW Trent IMP1000 buyer Review, September 11, 2010
By Todd See all my reviews () This review is from: New Trent Extreme Pack IMP1000 11000mAh External Battery pack for Apple iPad, iPhone 4G 4, iPhone 3G 3GS, iPod Touch (1G 2G 3G), Motorola Droid X Eris, HTC EVO Android Phones, Blackberry (Curve, tour, storm, bold) Black color New The IMP1000 is the second NEW Trent battery pack I have owned and used. I have used (and reviewed) the last model (IMP880) for some number of months now. This review will be written from the perspective of comparison of these two models.

Pros:

1. Capacity. 11000 mAh is simply huge, and gives “charge it and forget it for at least a week” use for any function I can foresee. I have been running the IMP1000 on its initial charge for a week now (usage details in “review section”, below) and just have gone from medium to low on the capacity LED’s.
2. Finish/durability. I noted in my review of the IMP880 that the rubberized covering wasn’t durable; though I handled it carefully, it was worn away easily (particularly at the pack’s edges). The hard, glossy, color molded in finish of the IMP1000 should fare much better. Time will tell, but so far, so good.
3. Easy use. No “long press and short press” power button functions. I have not had any trouble using the IMP880, but simpler is almost generally better (something Apple does well, and NEW Trent targets Apple customers, so this is a good fit).
4. Accessories. The retractable USB cable looks more robust than the one included with the IMP880. I have not had the same problem with the microUSB connector slipping into its rubber shell that I wrote about with the IMP880 still, either.
5. Packaging. The IMP1000′s packaging is much classier than the IMP880′s. Apple has set a high standard in this regard. Apple customers expect a great “out of box experience”, and the IMP1000 will not leave them with a bad 1st impression. The interior packaging did not self destruct from the inside out, as my IMP880′s packaging did.

Cons: (please note that many of they are personal opinion)

1. Size and weight. Yes, it has higher capacity than its predecessor, but the trade off between size and weight with current LiPo technology may have been reached with the IMP1000. Only time and user feedback will tell. I am personally good with the IMP1000; other users may not be.
2. Blue LED lighting. The trend today with both home and personal electronics looks to be bright, obnoxiously glitzy LED power and position indicators, typically in blue. The capacity LED’s are good, but the power display is bright enough to light up an complete unlit room, less the inside of a car at night, and may be annoying/distracting throughout use. Small, “pin point” LED’s are enough here; I believe many other users will concur.
3. Finish. Yes, it is better than the IMP880′s, and shiny (“piano”) black is “in” these days. But why not a color molded in, matte black finish that hides fingerprints and scuffs, instead? Shiny black merchandise look great when brand new, but never look that good again. Matte black ages more gracefully.
4. No “DC Out” port. I like the connection flexibility afforded by the IMP880′s “DC Out” port. I understand that the similar appearing “DC In” and “DC Out” ports may be a supply of misunderstanding for many users, but the capability to charge two devices at the same time via the splitter cable is a nice feature. How about supplying a USB splitter cable so we can do the same with the IMP1000 (assuming the pack’s safety circuitry could adequately protect against extra discharge rate)?

Review/Suggestions:

I have been using the IMP1000 to power my HTC EVO (“Supersonic”) 4G on the Sprint network for almost a week. This otherwise stellar device is notorious for its one glaring shortcoming terribly inadequate run time on its supplied interior battery pack. Having a movable (self contained) power choice like the IMP1000 is, I believe, the 1st (and totally essential) accessory any smartphone user should buy (particularly for Apple devices with non removable batteries). The simple freedom from running out of power is liberating. No more searching for an electrical outlet when out to lunch or dinner, or cutting conversations or browsing short as the power meter plunges through amber, then red, as the device quickly goes belly up. As mentioned at the outset, I have still to recharge the IMP1000 in the 1st week’s use. The IMP1000′s 11000 mAh capacity is 7.3 times the EVO’s 1500 mAh, so this surely stands to reason.

A not many ideas.

1. Market aggressively to non Apple users. I see you have started doing this since marketing the IMP880. Most Android smartphones have serious battery capacity issues get the word out to them!
2. The naming scheme of these merchandise is confusing. Why name an 8900 mAh pack “IMP880″, and why name an 11000 mAh pack “IMP1000″? I think it could have made more sense to call them “IMP8900″ and “IMP11000″, in that order.
3. See points three and four in “Cons”, above.

I am happy with the IMP1000 and the improvement it represents over the IMP880. It’s well worth its $100 ($80, on sale) price tag, and represents a superior value to carrying spare packs for removable battery devices (and is the only way to go for Apple users who can not exchange packs). On board expanded packs make devices bulkier and typically require special battery doors and cases, which bound alternatives largely. The IMP1000 is a superior value because it is not device specific.

External packs are the most versatile, convenient, and sensible power solution for mobile devices. When used considerately, like connecting the pack when not using the device and disconnecting throughout use when you find the cable annoying, or carrying the pack in an outside pocket like a jacket, so it can remain connected without carrying in hand throughout “emergency” use, external packs are simply the “way to go”. The IMP1000 breaks new ground for capacity and convenience highly recommended!

41 of 42 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of five stars Battery Backup for Mobile Devices as well as iphone and ipad, August 31, 2010
By David Ross “mtbross” (Los) See all my reviews
(REAL NAME) () This review is from: New Trent Extreme Pack IMP1000 11000mAh External Battery pack for Apple iPad, iPhone 4G 4, iPhone 3G 3GS, iPod Touch (1G 2G 3G), Motorola Droid X Eris, HTC EVO Android Phones, Blackberry (Curve, tour, storm, bold) Black color New I just received my IMP1000 from New Trent earlier this week. I looked for a dependable way to easily charge my iphone and ipad when traveling, particularly on long flights. This looks to be the device to bring along. I newly flew abroad with their IMP880 and it performed wonderfully. I looked for a bit greater capacity though, because I use both an iphone (was the 3g, now the 4) and the ipad, and wanted to be able to charge both when I do not can access an electrical outlet.

The unit’s size is great for traveling. It is about the same size and weight of a movable hard drive, which these days means it is small and will easily slip into a briefcase, overnight bag, purse, etc. The retractable cord makes it simple to hook up with the mobile device without any strain on the connections.
The unit’s display light is easy to see and find out the total of charge left over. While charging the unit itself those lights let you know the progress. And after charging a mobile device, the unit slows down to a trickle charge.

The placement of the button is an improvement over New Trents IMP880, which I also own. That button could accidentally be turned on because it really protrudes a bit from the case, and sits at an angle. The IMP1000′s is flush with the case’s edge, and the button itself a bit recessed which should prevent that from happening.

I have not drained the power from a full charge still, so not sure how long it lasts, but after topping off my iphone and ipad some times, it still shows a full charge. Of course you may be able to use the device while it is charging.

The IMP1000 comes with iphone/ipad adapter, with some others (mini usb, etc).

Good design, looks well built, and I know from experience with New Trent’s buyer support that they’re responsive. Recommend you give it a attempt if you need a back up battery.

32 of 33 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of five stars simplest, most powerful external battery., September 3, 2010
By C. Stuart “AuBikeNerd” (TEXAS) See all my reviews
(REAL NAME) () This review is from: New Trent Extreme Pack IMP1000 11000mAh External Battery pack for Apple iPad, iPhone 4G 4, iPhone 3G 3GS, iPod Touch (1G 2G 3G), Motorola Droid X Eris, HTC EVO Android Phones, Blackberry (Curve, tour, storm, bold) Black color New I read David’s review and agree with his analysis. I also own the IMP880, and have given the IMP500 as gifts. These battery packs are all great, just pick the size/capacity you need. The IMP1000 is surely the simplest to use, and has the most capacity. The directions are well written, and have info for prolonging the life of the battery. Five Stars.

Shipping to:
Fort Collins
Pittsburg
San Marcos
Fort Wayne
Santa Monica
Henderson
Antioch
Fullerton
Fresno
South Gate
Oklahoma
Elizabeth
Santa Clara
Alameda
Davie
Peoria
Waukesha
Columbia
Omaha
Waukegan
Chattanooga
Newton
Greenville
San Francisco
Canton
Skokie
Sunnyvale
Boise
Lafayette
Brownsville
Bellevue
Glendale
Long Beach
Rochester
Costa Mesa
Athens
Fayetteville
Olathe
Greeley
El Monte
Coral Springs
Aurora
Milpitas
Cleveland
Anaheim
Brockton
Gilbert
Clovis
Redding
St Charles
San Jose
Everett
Washington
Livermore
Topeka
Daly
Redondo Beach
Fremont
Fargo
Tyler
Hammond
Thousand Oaks
Ann Arbor
Savannah
Atlanta
Jacksonville
Syracuse
Lafayette
Palatine
Bakersfield
Kansas
Bryan
Winston
Lowell
Columbia
Pasadena
Macon
Beaverton
Janesville
Weston
Garland
Grand Rapids
Yonkers
Newark
Riverside
Honolulu
Cedar Rapids
San Mateo
Colorado Springs
Arlington Heights
Encinitas
Detroit
Joliet
Hillsboro
Lynchburg
Lees Summit
Gulfport
Sioux
Chino
Baltimore
Orlando
Carrollton
Charleston
Yorba Linda
Killeen
Virginia Beach
Sparks
Midland
Naperville
Cicero
Visalia
New Rochelle
Independence
Kansas
Fall River
Manchester
Grand Prairie
Laguna Niguel
Denver
Sugar Land
Jersey
Chino Hills
Baytown
Arvada
Santa Ana
San Bernardino
Hayward
Carson
San Leandro
Anchorage
Phoenix
Mesa
Salt Lake
Upland
Rockford
Pittsburgh
Arlington
Monterey Park
Yakima
West Valley
Clarksville
Chesapeake
Pawtucket
Greensboro
Union
Plymouth
Huntington Beach
Hemet
Southfield
Tucson
Hialeah
Fort Worth
Inglewood
Springfield
New Orleans
Boulder
Vista
Lawton
Flint
Paterson
Springfield
Mobile
St Joseph
Vancouver
Waterbury
Orange
Plano
Stockton
San Angelo
Austin
Roseville
Portland
Lakeland
Richardson
Daytona Beach
Mission Viejo
Tacoma
Norwalk
Mount Vernon
Kalamazoo
Burnsville
Somerville
Lorain
Pembroke Pines
Federal Way
Napa
Livonia
Corpus Christi
Ventura
Wilmington
Coon Rapids
Irving
San Diego
Rochester Hills
Lodi
Gainesville
Danbury
Utica
Milwaukee
Overland Park
Seattle
Appleton
Miami
Huntington Park
Merced
Medford
Elgin
Aurora
Redlands
Cary
Pueblo
Pompano Beach
Oceanside
Hamilton
Wilmington
Provo
Boynton Beach
Minneapolis
Broken Arrow
Yuma
El Cajon
Miami Beach
Chico
New Bedford
Hesperia
Philadelphia
Round Rock
Jackson
Davis
New Haven
Pleasanton
Lakewood
Largo
Cambridge
Ontario
Chandler
Bayonne
Rochester
Salinas
Albany
St Louis
Westminster
Waco
Charlotte
Montebello
Amarillo
Brooklyn Park
Orem
Compton
Turlock
Hartford
Asheville
Baton Rouge
Bolingbrook
Norwalk
Durham
Marietta
Lawrence
Union
Centennial
Redwood
Allentown
Fort Smith
Buena Park
Eau Claire
Sandy
South San Francisco
Tustin
Reading
Toledo
Downey
El Paso
Victoria
Eagan
Sacramento
Stamford
Irvine
Springfield
Norman
Murfreesboro
Bloomington
Whittier
Spokane
Providence
Clifton
Buffalo
Mountain View
Escondido
Rapid
Corona
Warren
Portsmouth
North Charleston
Lake Charles
Davenport
Westminster
McKinney
Nashville
Montgomery
Passaic
Oxnard
Las Cruces
Kent
Torrance
Rialto
Lansing
Taylor
Denton
Roanoke
Evanston
Miramar
Hoover
Sterling Heights
Knoxville
Quincy
Evansville
Santa Maria
Tracy
Carlsbad
North Little Rock
Parma
Decatur
West Allis
Berkeley
Laredo
West Jordan
Victorville
Lewisville
Cape Coral
Palm Bay
Edmond
Norfolk
Raleigh
Augusta
Gresham
Bloomington
Wichita Falls
Boston
West Palm Beach
Lexington
Lynn
Gastonia
Burbank
Bristol
Nampa
San Antonio
Mesquite
Layton
Houston
McAllen
Erie
High Point
Worcester
Lakewood
Scottsdale
Albany
Saginaw
Temecula
Waterloo
Santa Fe
Warwick
Hawthorne
Folsom
Vallejo
Memphis
Huntsville
Fayetteville
Los Angeles
Westland
Santa Clarita
Tulsa
Abilene
Bellingham
Arlington
Modesto
St Paul
Bellflower
Des Moines
Champaign
Hollywood
Hampton
Camden
Tuscaloosa
Boca Raton
Jacksonville
Lawrence
Iowa
Ogden
Youngstown
Tampa
Glendale
Santa Barbara
Peoria
Sioux Falls
Roswell
Pontiac
Jackson
Fairfield
Citrus Heights
Racine
Clearwater
East Orange
Gary
Farmington Hills
Pasadena
Oakland
North Las Vegas
Wyoming
Newport News
Chicago
Port St Lucie
Thornton
Delray Beach
Walnut Creek
Pico Rivera
North Miami
St Cloud
Wichita
Concord
New York
Reno
La Habra
Lynwood
Las Vegas
Plantation
Kenosha
Nashua
Moreno Valley
Alexandria
Alhambra
Vacaville
Columbus
Pomona
Springfield
Schaumburg
Richmond
Odessa
College Station
Madison
Oshkosh
Green Bay
Melbourne
Lincoln
Santa Rosa
Portland
Fontana
South Bend
Eugene
Muncie
Albuquerque
Shreveport
Tempe
Schenectady
Richmond
Newport Beach
Sunrise
Baldwin Park
Trenton
Dayton
Suffolk
Dallas
Louisville
Lake Forest
Deerfield Beach
Kenner
Duluth
Longview
Cranston
Longmont
Elk Grove
St Clair Shores
Birmingham
Lubbock
Columbus
Tallahassee
Bloomington
Scranton
Akron
Garden Grove
Little Rock
West Covina
Dearborn
Deltona
Simi Valley
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Palmdale
Chula Vista
Salem
OFallon
Bridgeport
Troy
Beaumont
Rancho Cucamonga
Billings
Lancaster
Bethlehem
Fort Lauderdale
New Britain
St Petersburg

Stock Availability:
Best Buy
Sears
Shopping.com
Cnet Review
Amazon
Lowes
Craigslist
Walmart
Ebay
Target
Costco
Home Depot
Black Friday Deals

Tagged with:
cheapest price, new sales, best price, what is the difference, review, cheap place, lowest price, where to buy, price comparison, rebate coupons, which is a better deal, for sale, compare prices, coupon deals, discount, deal reviews, cheapest price, new sales, best price, what is the difference, review, cheap place, lowest price, where to buy, price comparison, rebate coupons, which is a better deal, for sale, compare prices, coupon deals, discount, deal reviews,
Links Found at:
New Trent Extreme Pack For Sale on Yahoo
New Trent Extreme Pack Coupon Deals on Bing
New Trent Extreme Pack Review on Google
New Extreme Compare Prices
Trent Extreme Best Price
Extreme New Review on Ebay

Related Searched Terms
ew, Nw, Ne, , rent, Tent, Trnt, Tret, Tren, , xtreme, Etreme, Exreme, Exteme, Extrme, Extree, Extrem, , ack, Pck, Pak, Pac, eNw, Nwe, Ne w, T rent, rTent, Ternt, Trnet, Tretn, Tren t, E xtreme, xEtreme, Etxreme, Exrteme, Exterme, Extrmee, Extreem, Extrem e, P ack, aPck, Pcak, Pakc, XST, STX, SX T, S peaker, pSeaker, Sepaker, Spaeker, Spekaer, Speaekr, Speakre, VisionoMunt, VisionMuont, VisionMonut, VisionMoutn, VisionMoun t, T ilting, iTlting, Tliting, Titling, Tilitng, Tiltnig, Tiltign,

New Trent Extreme Pack

Recent Posts

Recent Comments

Categories

Blogroll