. 500 Minimum Per Item.

. Bulk Quantity Only.

. Rechargeable Cellphone power bank.

. Includes charging light.

. Fits on any key-chain.

. Autographed.

. Size Dimensions: 1.96850000" diameter x 0.39370100" thick.

. Size Dimensions: 50 mm diameter round X 10 mm thick.

Wireless portable rechargeable cellphone power bank boost to 5V, transfer efficiency.

Built in protection circuit designed to shut off when fully charged. 

Blinking LED light when charging

Solid LED light when fully charged

The UPLUG product is designed to charge any cellphone where electricity is not available in any situation such as an emergency or crises.

This product is intended for emergency use or no access to electrical outlets.  Fits on any key-chain. 

Innovator with licensed patent protected product UPLUG, LLC all rights reserved.

Christian Laettner, who was an outstanding collegiate basketball player at Duke University and was a member of the original gold-medal winning United States Olympic Basketball Dream Team at the 1992 Summer Olympics in Barcelona, Spain, has proven to be an outstanding scorer and rebounder in as a player for the Minnesota Timberwolves, Atlanta Hawks, Washington Wizards and Miami Heat. Christian was the highest draft selection in the history of the young Minnesota Timberwolves franchise when he was selected with the third overall selection in the 1992 NBA player draft.  Christian, who is equally as skillful on the perimeter as he is around the basket, earned a spot on the NBA All-Rookie First Team and established many scoring, rebounding and shot-blocking records in his first few years with the struggling Minnesota franchise.  As the Timberwolves failed to improve their record, Christian was traded to the Atlanta Hawks in the middle of the 1995-96 season and contributed to the effort that lead the Hawks to the 1996 NBA Playoffs. At Duke University, Christian, as a 6'11" forward, led the Blue Devils to consecutive NCAA Championship titles in 1991 and 1992 and became the first collegian ever to start in four Final Fours and holds the NCAA Tournament record for most career points at 407.  Christian was selected as The Sporting News College Player of the Year, a consensus First Team All-American and the Atlantic Coast Conference Player of the Year in his senior year at Duke.  Christian was the recipient of the Wooden, Kodak and Naismith Awards and became only the third Blue Devils player to score more than 2,000 points and capture 1,000 rebounds in his collegiate career (and ranked second in the school record books in both categories).  Christian's shooting percentage from the floor was .574 and from the foul line .806 in an NCAA-record 148 games.  Christian's buzzer-beating basket in overtime to lead the Blue Devils to victory over Kentucky in the 1992 NCAA Tournament is considered to be one of the greatest baskets in basketball history. Christian was a dedicated athlete who realized his success through hard work and discipline.