For starters, it's nicely designed, and it could probably pass for an Apple product if it had the requisite logo. Apart from that and the fact that this can can charge an iPad and other tablets, the big extra here is the included universal USB cable, which Innergie calls the Magic Cable 3-in-1.
You get the Apple 30-pin connector at the top, followed by Micro- and Mini-USB connectors. You simply pull the connectors apart to access either USB connector. Also, to charge the unit up, you simply flip the cable around, plug the Micro-USB connector into the battery, and the other end into the USB port on a computer or USB charger.
This is a 3,000mAh battery, which more than doubles the battery life of an iPhone and will give you about 4 hours of use for your iPad (fully charged, the iPad gives you about 8 hours of use).
I can't say the PocketCell charged extremely quickly, but I tested it with an iPhone, the 3rd-generation iPad, a Kindle Fire, and the Samsung Galaxy S III smartphone, and it worked just fine with all of them. I also charged a PS Vita gaming system, though I had to use Sony's proprietary USB cable.
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