I've been waiting for Tesla to put out a consumer battery. A little disappointed as soon as I saw it because it just looks like a re-branded gadget. Most portable charger enthusiasts are a bit let down when the cables are integrated. We should have the freedom to use our own cables. a little whack I say. at the very least I'd be expecting Qualcomm quick charge 3.0 as well as USB 3.0 in and out capability. in short: mer. full disclosure I'm in the charger biz (http://buyandroidchargers.com) but am not a manufacturer

I would buy if they had usb-c and maybe larger then 4k mAh capacity battery

Pros:

Cool look

Cons:

usb-c !!??

No shipping to Canada :( Would have been a fun Christmas gift for tech friends.

This is pretty, but how fast does it do 0-60 mph?

Is @Tesla running a Kickstarter?

These product images needed a banana next to Tesla Powerbank for scale... @elonmusk

Why is the micro USB detachable? It says "integrated USB" so I assume that means you recharge it by plugging it directly into a USB wall adapter? Weird that they didn't show that in the pictures.

What is the deposit on this and will it be available in 2020 or 2021?

It’s just cool!

Looks like there is no USB-C :/ Derp!

A similar product from Anker is only $20: https://www.anker.com/products/v...

Snazzy. However, no USB-C and only 3350mAh..

No USB-C port is a major negative.

Pros:

Beautiful design

Cons:

No USB-C

Many product people are complaining about the lack of the USB-C connection. Probably Tesla product management made a research of most used connections and of course they have chosen the top 2. But obviously, their research was not good enough. Because in the end of every year, people usually upgrade their phones (Christmas, Cyber Monday, new models, Black Friday etc). So we can say that 15% of Micro USB users will switch to USB-C. Another point which is missed is the 'target audience'. The Tesla target audience which is persuasive to buy a merchandise are early adopters. Early adopters are owners of newest technologies. That means the majority of the target audience in 2018 will consist of consumers with devices with a USB-C connection. You are welcome, Tesla.

Such a shame that it doesn't have a USB-C port...

maybe if they didn't make this they could ship the Model 3....

Its got a cool design but doesn't stand up against cheaper, higher capacity batteries from Anker or Mophie

Pros:

Cool design

Cons:

Way too low capacity for the price.

Only 1 charge for my phone. Only 1.5A output

Pros:

Nice design

Cons:

No USB-C, no Quick Charge

I'll wait for a P10,000 version

This is the first Tesla product I would actually buy. 😊 Not because I wouldn't love to own a Tesla car. I don't need a vehicle in SF.