Solar Portable Charger
From Solair
| List Price: | $149.99 |
| Price: | $91.66 & eligible for FREE Super Saver Shipping on orders over $25. |
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #566374 in Network Media Player
- Brand: Solair
- Model: SP1002
- Dimensions: 2.25" h x5.63" w x8.00" l,1.40 pounds
Features
- Keeps your cell phone, iPhone, iPod, PDA, music player, digital camera, and GPS tracking unit charged
- Equipped with battery charge level status indicator.
- Battery full discharge prevention circuit maintains minimum of 5% charge level.
- Equipped with SUN POWERED ENERGY source keeping internal battery fully charged
- The unit battery can also be charged through AC home charger, DC car charger and and USB Port
Most helpful customer reviews
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.I bought this solar charger primarily to recharge my iPhone and camera when I'm camping. When I first bought it (and I mean the first day), I tested it out, and it seemed to work fine. However, the next time I used it, it didn't provide enough current to recharge my iPhone 3GS. I also tried it on an iPhone 4, and no dice. The older it got, the less it worked. I'd say it lasted maybe a couple of months before it became mostly useless. I gave it an extra star only because it did work for a month or so. But I do consider this to be a colossal waste of money.
0 of 1 people found the following review helpful.I received this as a gift and I have to say this is prob the best gift I ever received. I bought a used car a year ago and after I bought it I realized that where they installed the cd player they had to take out the cigarette lighter/car charging station. You wouldn't think you'd need this for so much. I couldn't use my GPS for long trips, if my cell died I had to wait till I got home, and my MP3 player was a big no-no since it used a lot of battery life. This little thing charges all of that plus my childrens 3ds and PSP. I even use it in my house to save on the electric bill. It might not be a big money saver but it does help and I figure if I'm ever lost or stuck on a deserted island my MP3 player will always be charged.
