Charge soccer kicks for half an hour for mobile phones and other electricity for 3 hours at $99

Rechargeable football a New York company recently launched a rechargeable soccer game, which can be used to find convenient, free charging methods for small appliances in the home. Each player kicks in to charge the football, and one of its built-in mechanisms converts kinetic energy into electricity storage. The electrical energy can then be charged to specially designed lamps and other small appliances via a built-in USB port. The patented technique shows that each time the ball is kicked, the pendulum in it swings, and the swing of the pendulum prompts the generator to start spinning with a rechargeable battery. The stored energy can be used to recharge a small light bulb, as long as it is plugged into the ball through a built-in USB port. The USB port can also be connected to other small appliances, such as connecting the phone charger with it. The charge soccer ball is kicked for half an hour in a row and can provide about 3 hours of electricity. The ball is made of foam and leather so it is not inflated. The ball is also very durable and will not damage its internal structure, the company said. The power-generating soccer has been tested in poor communities in South Africa, Mexico and Brazil, and is the ideal choice for these poor, less-power areas. Rechargeable football is on the company's website for sale at $99 per price.