It ’s a first - world trouble : you’re able to never have enough iPhone electric battery biography , and charging , despite it being quicker than ever , is never fast enough . Swippittoffers a different plan of attack to battery charging – if you ’re willing to ante up the price .
Swippitt is a two - part system . The first is Swippitt Link , a battery display case for the iPhone . The 2nd is a toaster - same equipment call the Swippitt Hub that planetary house and charges five battery that work in the Link case . When you insert the Swippitt Link - encased iPhone into the Hub , the battery in the Link is swop out with one of the charged barrage in the Hub . See the video below for a demonstration of how it knead .
So to call Swippitt a “ bombardment charger ” is n’t accurate , though it does blame batteries , but just the one for the Swippitt Link . It ’s really a assault and battery scheme , where the Hub swap out batteries with the Link case , and then charges the swap barrage fire . Swapping out the bombardment takes only a few seconds – a flock faster than waiting for a profligate charge via USB . The Hub defend five batteries and practice proprietary software program to manage the batteries so that they ’re quick to be swapped . Since it holds five batteries , a Hub can plunk for up to five user .
Swippitt is compatible with the iPhone 14 , 15 , and 16 models , and the company says it will create new Link cases should Apple enclose new iPhones designs .
This charging convenience has a hefty toll , take off at $ 450 for the Swippitt Hub which measures a healthy 13.2 by 11.4 by 6.8 inches ( 335.6 by 288.7 by 172.5 mm ) , and $ 120 for the Swippitt Link case . The twist start shipping in June and the company is accept pre - edict with a 30 - percent discount during the Consumer Electronic Show this week .
