Product Description

Our number-one-selling car charger for iPod gets a fresh look and charging indicators for 2007/2008. Charges your iPod from your car¿s 12V power outlet, while you use it. New low-profile design for all charge-by-USB iPod models. Ships with a separate USB Type-A to 30-pin dock connector cable, which can be used as a charge/sync cable between your iPod and your computer. Also works as a charger for many other devices that charge via USB - just use the cable that shipped with your device and plug it into PowerJolt¿s USB port.

Product Details

• Brand: Griffin Technology
• Model: 9767-PWRJLTB
• Dimensions: 7.90" h x 1.50" w x 5.00" l, 1.25 pounds

Features

• Compatibility: iPod mini; iPod shuffle 1G; iPhone; iPod touch; iPod nano 1G, 2G, 3G; iPod classic 4G, 5G, 5.5G, 6G
• Amber/green light indicates the charging status
• Included USB also can be used as a charge/sync cable between your iPod and computer
• Versatile USB auto charger for iPod or iPhone
• New low-profile design for all charge-by-USB iPod models

Amazon.com Product Description
Power your iPod or iPhone from any 12v outlet with this newly designed car charger from Griffin. Use your phone while its charging, or plug in and keep an eye on the amber/green light to learn charging status.

Customer Reviews

Charger works with 3G iPhone
Amazon shipped the correct charger, as shown in the picture. This is the same charger which the Apple online site recommends for the 3G iPhone.

Worked with my Iphone 3GS
The item worked perfectly with my Iphone 3GS. I had read about the other reviews, so I was a little reluctant, but rest assured, I had absolutely no issue, and it worked great!

Junk the cable, use the connector
I bought the PowerJot for my iPhone 3G because reviewers praised its uniqueness: a fuse in its base to address power surges (and thus give the PowerJolt longer life). The cable that I received from Griffin (both the original and the one I got on return-for-replacement) was so tight at the iPhone end that I had to shove to get it in and wrestle to get it out. My workaround: use Apple's own designed-for-iPhone USB connector cable and junk the cheapie that Griffin sends with the PowerJolt ($19.95 more... but I have a reliable car-charger now and am not risking damage to my iPhone).