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A few months back I wrote about the Newest Card In My Wallet, Nomad’s ChargeCard.

More recently, Nomad released the NomadClip, a carabiner which like the ChargeCard is a portable charging cable. (I look forward to trying one out when it arrives in November.)

While portable charging cables are great to have, they are a bit limited. Portable cables are useful if you are sitting by a computer or have another place to plug-in your device, but what do you do when this is not the case?

Nomad has now introduced what looks like to be a great companion device (and travel accessory) to go along with their high quality cables, NomadPlus.

NomadPlus can turn an Apple wall plug into a portable charger. By attaching it to the Apple wall plug you are adding a 1200mAh battery.

By adding the NomadPlus to your Apple plug, you are creating a device that can charge any smartphone or USB powered device on the go. It can charge your phone up to 70% after it is unplugged from the wall.

Here is how it works:

The NomadPlus looks to be another well thought out product from Nomad.

However, there are a few things that I’ve wondered about the device:

• How long will it take to get fully charged once plugged into a wall?
• Why does NP only charge a phone up to 70%? My guess is that it is due to its size.
• If NomadPlus can charge a smartphone up to 70%, how much it could charge a tablet or other, larger device? It’s safe to say, quite a bit less.

NomadPlus costs $39 and pre-orders are available. The product is expected to ship on November 30.

Find out more and pre-order your NomadPlus here.

(images in post from hellonomad.com)