The case's interior is lined with form-fitted neoprene in both its hinged lid and the base, with a decent amount of form-moulded plastic protection in attendance to further cushion the PSP and hold it snugly in place.
NYKO CHARGER BLINKING FULL
The rubber flap housing also has two LEDs located beside it: one glows and flashes green to indicate charging and full charge respectively, while the other flashes red when the case's battery charge is running low. Just to the left of this is a flush rectangular rubber flap that hides two power ports: one to charge the PSP via the console's AC mains adapter when the console is housed within the case, and one to connect the PSP to the battery case when the console is being held for play – the Charger Case comes with a 5-foot connection cable for this purpose, and the PSP can also be charged from the mains through this cable. The Charger Case's simple outer design includes a modest Nyko badge on the lid along with a reassuringly hefty metal latch in the centre of the shell's front side edge.
NYKO CHARGER BLINKING PORTABLE
However, while a mere carry case may be enough to avoid the rigours of everyday portable use, do you also find yourself separately lugging about a charging solution in order to enjoy more on-the-go gaming? If you're presently nodding along knowingly, then the robust Charger Case from Nyko may be the one-stop answer to your prayers that successfully marries these two accessories together.Ī fairly plain and innocuous looking black aluminium casket-like PSP protector on the outside, Nyko's sturdy but lightweight hinged case is also imbued with an internal lithium-ion battery capable of boosting the standard 3-4 hours of PSP operation time by a further seven hours, thus enabling a whopping 11 hours of portable multimedia enjoyment. If you're a PlayStation Portable owner fond of taking your sexy little widescreen wonder with you wherever you go, then it's likely that protecting it securely in a carry case is something that you've either thought of or already actively implement.
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