Sapphire Smart Bag Launches on Kickstarter
Jul 3, 2020
Company Partners with Funded Today
Los Angeles, United States - July 3, 2020 /FundedToday/ —
Sapphire Smart Bag has just launched on Kickstarter. They have brought on Funded Today to help bring their product to a wider audience and increase pledges for the duration of the campaign.
About Sapphire Smart Bag
Sapphire Smart Bag is backed by serious power, with a large but lightweight onboard battery and power delivery system. Optimized for space, comfort, and utility; this bag will keep you and your tech going all day long.
Created for professionals, students, travelers, creators, workers and techies alike, the 60 Smart bag is designed for everyone, regardless of lifestyle. Sapphire Smart Bag is water-resistant and lightweight. You will never have to miss a shot again because of a dead battery.
Sapphire Smart bag is capable of charging any device that charges up to 200 Watts of power. This means almost every common battery-powered electronic and quite a few that lack a battery and typically rely on AC wall outlets for power. Weighing in at just 4.5 pounds, it's comparable in weight to a standard backpack or laptop bag as well as has 6 spacious storage compartments and is TSA-compliant for commercial flights.
Pricing and Availability
Sapphire Smart Bag is available to back now on Kickstarter. They are hopeful to see an increase in pledges with the help of Funded Today and their team. Once the campaign ends, the products are set to produce and ship to all backers by September 2020. The starting price for one Sapphire Smart Bag is $199 USD.
To learn more about Sapphire Smart Bag or to back the campaign, visit their page here.
Contact Info:
Name: Pascal Friedmann
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Organization: Funded Today
Website: http://www.funded.today
Source URL: https://marketersmedia.com/sapphire-smart-bag-launches-on-kickstarter/88967090
Source: FundedToday
Release ID: 88967090
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