Show12V (and 24V) Car Cigar Lighter Socket to USB Unit - Suitable use with Apple iPhone, iTouch, iPad and iPod plus many other USB devices - £1.49 delivered @ 7dayshop
Use your cars 12V (or trucks 24V) cigar lighter or power outlet socket to charge your USB powered or chargeable device. Works with all 5V USB equipment types including Apple iPhone, iPads, iTouch iPods etc. As well as any other USB compatible equipment.
Please Note: USB Cable to equipment type is not included in purchase price. Specifications:
- Input: DC 12-24V (Simply just plug into your car cigarette socket for power)
- Output: DC5.0V, 500mA(max.) +/- 5%
- With one output socket of USB female connector.
- LED power indicator.
Charger for these devices: (see notes below)
- PDA
- Pocket PC
- iPad
- iPhone 3GS
- iPhone 3G (or iPhone 2.0)
- iPhone 2G (or iPhone 1.0)
- iPod Classic
- iPod Touch 1st, iPod Touch 2nd, iPod Touch 3rd Gen.
- iPod 5th Gen. (Video)
- iPod 4th Gen. (Photo)
- iPod 3rd Gen.
- iPod Shuffle 2nd
- iPod Nano 5th Gen.
- iPod Nano 4th
- iPod Nano 3rd
- iPod Nano 2nd
- Palm devices... etc.
Will also work with any other USB powered equipment.
Buy this superb product with complete confidence. Try this product for 30 days and if you are not 101% delighted with your purchase then please return to us for a full refund of the purchase price paid. All we ask is that you return to us in the good condition and within the original packaging please.
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torby - Jul 24, 2010 12:49
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leemole101 - Jul 24, 2010 12:51
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leedale30 - Jul 24, 2010 15:52
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Jakg - Jul 24, 2010 17:28
Any phone that charges by USB will work with this (although some phones need a "signal" to charge from USB, which I get around using a hub).
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scorpiostar - Jul 24, 2010 18:19
I have been looking for it there might be this weeks offer.
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mladen5 - Jul 24, 2010 18:40
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Rich44 - Jul 24, 2010 18:47
That would be outside of the USB spec and would blow just about every computer USB port out there if it tried to pull 1A thru it 500mA is the max an actual USB port can provide, of course a mains charger could provide more thru the usb socket on the phone so it would charge in half the time but theres no way a phone can pull 1A thru a computer USB port.
I got a twin cigarette adaptor with 2 USB sockets from ebay for 70p after I used a paypal voucher (for £1.20)
Edited By: Rich44 on Jul 24, 2010 06:49: added ebay bit
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jnm21 - Jul 24, 2010 19:11
Correct, regardless of what others have said, including that no usb port can provide more than 500mA (which is nonsense).
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Andy-E - Jul 24, 2010 19:27
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xeroc - Jul 24, 2010 19:31
^^ Just a heads up
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mummyspam1985 - Jul 24, 2010 21:34
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neilcaldwell - Jul 24, 2010 21:52
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BlueDan - Jul 24, 2010 22:26
Correct, regardless of what others have said, including that no usb port can provide more than 500mA (which is nonsense).
My HTC Desire knows if it is connected to a standard USB port or its mains charger, and pulls 500 or 1000mA.
Typically, 'proper' USB host found or no input on the data pins means only draw 500mA.
If the two data pins are bridged or both tied to ground (can't remember which) then it tries for 1000mA.
iirc iPhones refuse to charge at all if they don't detect the second, even if only drawing 500mA.
A charger delivering >=1A would be much more useful for charging other things too, PSPs for instance, mine will only charge when supplied with 500mA, and that takes 5-6 hours to get to 100%.
DX have a 1A unit for $2.58 (~£1.67).
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paul.jacobs - Jul 25, 2010 00:47
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technomouse - Jul 25, 2010 00:51
£1 at poundland ... has 2 usb sockets as well...
100pence at £land. This deal is 50% more, voting cold!
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dr_genestealer - Jul 25, 2010 03:19
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Drake111 - Jul 25, 2010 07:44
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Ogre - Jul 25, 2010 10:07
Have you a link, I can't find it.
Ta
Edited By: Ogre on Jul 25, 2010 10:10: ...
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1616french - Jul 25, 2010 13:11
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leedale30 - Jul 25, 2010 13:29
Correct, regardless of what others have said, including that no usb port can provide more than 500mA (which is nonsense).
My HTC Desire knows if it is connected to a standard USB port or its mains charger, and pulls 500 or 1000mA.
Typically, 'proper' USB host found or no input on the data pins means only draw 500mA.
If the two data pins are bridged or both tied to ground (can't remember which) then it tries for 1000mA.
iirc iPhones refuse to charge at all if they don't detect the second, even if only drawing 500mA.
A charger delivering >=1A would be much more useful for charging other things too, PSPs for instance, mine will only charge when supplied with 500mA, and that takes 5-6 hours to get to 100%.
DX have a 1A unit for $2.58 (~£1.67).
Do you have a link for this charger - I have a desire also and find the gps uses the battery quicker than the thing can get charged. Also is there an app that tells you how much the device is pulling in or charger is sending out?