EcoTech Innovations announced the launch of its latest product, EcoCharge, a portable solar-powered charger designed for outdoor use. The device aims to provide reliable energy solutions for hikers, campers, and travelers. It will be available in stores nationwide starting October 15. The company claims the product can fully charge a smartphone in under two hours using sunlight alone.

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The EcoCharge features a compact design, weighing less than one pound. It includes built-in USB ports and a durable waterproof casing. Users can fold the solar panels for easy storage. The product was tested in multiple environments, from deserts to rainforests. Early testers reported consistent performance even in low-light conditions.

CEO Mark Rivers emphasized the company’s focus on sustainability. He stated the EcoCharge reduces reliance on traditional power sources. “This product meets the growing demand for eco-friendly tech,” he said. The company plans to donate a portion of profits to reforestation projects.

Industry experts note rising consumer interest in renewable energy gadgets. Sales of solar-powered devices increased by 40% last year. EcoTech’s move aligns with global efforts to cut carbon emissions. Competitors have launched similar products, but EcoCharge’s price point is 20% lower.

Retail partners like Outdoor Gear Pro and Travel Haven will stock the product. Pre-orders begin September 1 through the company’s website. Early buyers receive a free carrying case. Customer reviews from beta testing praised the charger’s portability and speed.

EcoTech’s research team spent three years developing the technology. They focused on improving energy conversion rates. The result is a patent-pending solar cell design. Engineers also prioritized user safety, adding overload protection and heat resistance.

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The launch event will take place at the National Outdoor Expo in Denver. Attendees can demo the EcoCharge and participate in workshops. The company will livestream the event for global audiences. Media inquiries should be directed to EcoTech’s press office.