Product Description

The car charger with a 6 feet cord lets you play and charge your DS Lite on road trips. A detachable USB adapter lets you charge and play your DS Lite from any device with a USB port, such as a notebook or desktop computer. Use the LED light keychain to keep your USB adapter close at hand.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #5222 in Computer & Video Games
• Brand: Pelican Accessories
• Model: VAPCN 708056573348
• Released on: 2006-05-25
• Platform: Nintendo DS
• Dimensions: 1.30 pounds

Features

• Also Compatible with Nintendo DS, Game Boy Advance and Game Boy Advance SP
• Detachable USB adapter allows you to charge and play from any device with a USB port
• LED light keychain provides extra illumination where you need it and keeps your USB adapter close at hand
• Keep playing your favorite handheld games even when you run out of battery power
• Car charger with 6 feet cord lets you charge and play your handheld while you ride in the car

Customer Reviews

Perfect Traveling Add-On's
I purchased this for my daugter's DS after one too many long distant car rides when the DS went dead. It was wonderful for her, and me. It comes with everything she needs to keep playing on the road, and keep the chaos in the car down to a minuim. And, with five kids, this is a real blessing!! The additional UBS cord allows her to plug in anywhere, and the 6ft car charger has ample cord to reach from the 2nd or third row seat. A smart 'after thought' and a wonderful mother's helper. I don't depend on the DS for around town driving, but when we are traveling three hours or more, this travel kit is a must have for the portable game families. It is compatable with her older Game Boy, as well. Can't go wrong with this one.

Do NOT buy for the DS Lite!
I got my DS Lite today and picked up this travel pack for it as well. I charged the DS on the way home and everything was fine... until I went to remove the car adapter. It was stuck. I mean, seriously stuck. So stuck that we thought it was locked in place and we had to press on something to get it out.

We couldn't figure out it for the longest time, even after having my dad, a mechanical engineer, examine it-- the best suggestion he could offer was just to pull incredibly hard. I was so afraid I would break the DS, I didn't want to try it, but finally my boyfriend took a pair of pliers and managed to get it out. My DS is fine, but I will NEVER use that adapter again.

DO NOT BUY!

Dont Buy!!!
Mine got stuck as well...called the company (Pelican) and they wanted me to ship it back to them...I played with it and finally got it unstuck...had to pull really hard...now I am scared to try it again...useless!