Christmas Sale, Solar Backpacks, $99.95 with $9.99 Flat Rate Shipping @ Lumos Australia

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AssociatedLlumosaustralia on 09/12/2014 - 15:38 lumosaustralia.com.au (315 clicks)
Last edited 09/12/2014 - 15:58 by 1 other user

CHRISTMAS SALE IS ON !!!

Price Cut Down to AUD 99.95/- from AUD 129.99/-

CHARGE USB POWERED DEVICES FROM YOUR BAG BY UTILIZING SUNLIGHT.

The unPlug Backpack integrates solar energy flawlessly into your life

The Unplug Solar backpack houses your laptop* and other gadgets and uses an innovative solar Fabric to charge your devices. The Backpack boasts of an in-built battery that can store the Solar Energy and can charge your Smart-phone and other USB-based devices like mp3 players, Bluetooth headsets, etc. The backpack comes with a wide range of mobile phone connectors for different models.

*Does not charge Laptops

Why is this solar bag so awesome?

• CONVERTS SUNLIGHT TO ELECTRICITY: Solar Fabric converts light into Electricity, and charges built-in battery
• CONVERTS SUNLIGHT TO ELECTRICITY: Flexible, lightweight solar fabric handles impact and wear-and-tear well.
• COMPACT DESIGN, BIG CAPACITY: Light-weight bags for the daily commuter, that expand to accommodate overnight travel.
• WATER-RESISTANT & PROTECTED: Water-resistant fabric guards the electronics against rain and saltwater.
• CONVERTS SUNLIGHT TO ELECTRICITY: Solar Fabric converts light into Electricity, and charges built-in battery
• CONVERTS SUNLIGHT TO ELECTRICITY: Flexible, lightweight solar fabric handles impact and wear-and-tear well.

Other information As pointed out by DJ in comments:

23% is the discounted price which is my bad I put the close round up to 20%.

Size: 41 x 28 x 12cm
Fits upto 15″ Laptops
3 Watt Solar Fabric
2200 mAh Battery

The USB Cable with multiple output is included with the deal and It offers the standard USB output so that you can use your own standard USB charging cable as well. It will also allow you to charge the battery using your normal power socket incase there is no Sun in the sky.

Thank you for point this out again DJ.

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  b-radicool on 09/12/2014 - 15:41

  +1

  Post price in the title

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  Associatedlumosaustralia @ lumosaustralia.com.au on 09/12/2014 - 15:46

  Thanks for pointing out Brad :)

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  DJ on 09/12/2014 - 15:51

  +1

  20% off 119.99 is $95.99 just saying.

  Also, Website says normal price is $129.99. So this is 23% off. maybe I shouldnt say anything :-)

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  daerka on 09/12/2014 - 15:53

  Maybe do the math right as well? Do you remember what the previous price was? So is it 23% or 16% off?

  Edit: Beaten to it.

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  DJ on 09/12/2014 - 15:55

  +1

  Aaaand, there's a massive lack of detail on the site. There's more in your post above. Which reads like spam, to be honest.

  No-one in their right mind would buy this without some basic information.

  Consider answering - How big is the backpack, dimensions, what sort of devices fit in it, how big is the battery that stores the solar power, what is the rating of the solar panel, how many power outputs, what sort of connectors are included. Does it offer standard USB ports so you can use your own cables ?

  Less marketing, more information mate.

  Clicking on images from the homepage should take you to the product page, not the jpg image of what you clicked on.

  Sheeesh.

  And since starting to type this comment, you've added more info on the site - which is exactly the same as your post above now. <SIGH>

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    DJ on 09/12/2014 - 15:58

    +1

    So to continue talking to myself. Found this page: http://lumosaustralia.com.au/solar-backpacks/

    that gives some info yay.

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  Associatedlumosaustralia @ lumosaustralia.com.au on 09/12/2014 - 16:01

  There is a link in the description which will tell you more about the product DJ. 1 is not far from 2 on the keyboard. It was a typo, 23% is the discounted price which is my bad. The description for backpack is added on the website. I will update the Power outputs, connectors are included with it yes and It offers the standard USB so that you can use your own standard cable as well. I will also allow you to charge the battery incase there is no Sun in the sky.

  I do apologize for lack of information.

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    DJ on 09/12/2014 - 16:08

    +2

    No dramas mate, just maybe get your website up to speed before posting here. As you know, the page you linked to in your post was extremely sparse, it's getting a bit better every few minutes :-).

    I'd say most of your views are going to come within the first hour of posting here, and you want people to click the "+" that they like the deal. That's not going to happen until you get the info there that people want, and make it easy to access.

    You'll need an ABN somewhere too, I think.

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  Associatedlumosaustralia @ lumosaustralia.com.au on 09/12/2014 - 16:12

  Cheers Mate :) I shall pass this onto web master.

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  uminan on 09/12/2014 - 16:56

  +1

  Is it safe to take this solar backpack on a plane? In other words, will they allow this on a plane?

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    Associatedlumosaustralia @ lumosaustralia.com.au on 09/12/2014 - 17:15

    Yes uminan, it is perfectly safe to take it on the plane, this product is CE and RoHS compliant and yes it will be allowed on the plane. :)

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      muncan on 09/12/2014 - 17:19

      -1

      But will it work on a plane?

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        Associatedlumosaustralia @ lumosaustralia.com.au on 09/12/2014 - 17:29

        This solar fabric does require the sunlight and planes don't get rich rays of sunlight. We cannot say for sure that it will capture the sunlight through the small window (as we have not tested it inside planes) but it allows you to charge the built-in battery if there is no sunlight and 1 hour of exposure to sun fully charges the battery.

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        mostlygordon on 09/12/2014 - 17:30

        +3

        If you sit on the wing, you should be OK ;-)

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        Associatedlumosaustralia @ lumosaustralia.com.au on 09/12/2014 - 17:33

        @mostlygordon: That should work too ;) but one might have to watch for the cape :P

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  hitman47 on 09/12/2014 - 17:28

  I want to kangaroo-jack…this solar backpack!

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  Roary on 09/12/2014 - 18:43

  +1

  Now if only you can create a backpack that converts sunlight to beer..

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    muncan on 09/12/2014 - 19:00

    Swap the panels for barley, and fill with water.