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Energizer Cel2Musb Energi To Go Instant Cellular Phone Power Mini Usb Devices

Energizer Cel2Musb Energi To Go Instant Cellular Phone Power Mini Usb Devices
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Product Description

Plug in the Instant Cell Phone charger for automatic power ¿ even when phone battery is completely discharged. Reusable, lightweight, durable, convenient, easy to use, portable, fast. Great for moms on the go, business, leisure, contractors, road warriors, and some emergency situations


Product Details

  • Amazon Sales Rank: #36604 in Health and Beauty
  • Size: Mini USB/Large
  • Color: BLACK AND RED
  • Brand: Energizer
  • Model: CEL2MUSB
  • Released on: 2006-10-03
  • Number of items: 1
  • Dimensions: 1.64" h x 4.00" w x 9.00" l, .0 pounds

Features

  • Battery insurance for your cell phone when you're on the go
  • Compatible with phones charged via mini-USB port, including Blackberry and Motorola RAZR
  • Powered by 2 Energizer e2 Lithium AA batteries (included)
  • Works even when cell phone battery is drained
  • Patented intelligent control chip that maximizes power transfer from the charger to the cell phone

Editorial Reviews

Amazon.com Product Description
Enjoy fast, long-lasting charging power for your cell phone when you're unplugged and on-the-go with the Energizer Energi To Go instant charger. Whether it's an emergency or just another call on-the-go, you'll have the power you need. This version of the Energi To Go is compatible with cell phones with mini-USB charging ports, including Blackberry and Motorola RAZR models (see image below).



This Energi To Go comes with three connectors to fit phones charged via mini-USB.
Energizer e2 Lithium AA batteries provide the automatic portable power that's at the heart of the Energizer Energi To Go charger. You can place a call within 30 seconds of activating Energizer Energi To Go on many cell phones with a completely discharged battery. Energizer e2 batteries can last up to 7x versus standart Energizer batteries, weigh 1/3 less, and have a 15-year storage life.

The Energi To Go features a patented intelligent control chip that maximizes power transfer from the charger to the cell phone as well as power conversion technology to optimize battery performance. Other features include battery leakage safeguards and an LED charge indicator. When the Energi to Go is out of juice, simply replace the batteries with Energizer e2 Lithium AA batteries.


Customer Reviews

Not just for cell phones5
Most people by this for their cell phones. I bought it for my Garmin Edge GPS and it works great! The GPS uses a USB charging port so it was a direct fit and charge.
One reviewer mentioned it didn't take rechargeable batteries. I put Energizer rechargeables in and they fit and worked fine. No modifications needed.
The changes I'd recommend: 1) do something about the short and easily loseable adapter cables, 2) change the location of the battery diagrams from inside the case to outside, they're hard to read on the inside.

Works in a crunch5
I picked up one of these Energizer Chargers in the middle of a business trip. I left my USB Cable for my Blackberry at home, and it was about to die mid-trip. I couldn't find an actual plug-in charger, so I decided to try this. I plugged it in to my Blackberry, and it fully charged the device in less than 2 hours. I'm not sure of the exact time because I wasn't watching, but when I checked on it after two hours, it was already charged. I didn't remove the batteries from the pack, and when I went to recharge again a few days later with the same batteries in the charger, it worked just fine.

I certainly don't plan on using this regularly, but I will definitely keep this in my suitcase going forward for those times that I forget to throw in the actual charger. AA batteries are much easier to find than chargers, so it's a very handy device and small enough that it won't take up any noticeable room in my bag.

I see some things in other reviews that I'd like to comment on. First of all, as for the comment about not fitting most phones, well, most phone chargers only fit one brand or model of phone. It's important to know what kind of device the user is using before buying any charger.

I also see someone else had trouble changing the batteries. I haven't had that problem at all. There are spots that need to be squeezed at the end of the charger, and then the end pulls off. It's actually quite simple. I also did not have any problem with the batteries draining when left in the device.

Great little device5
I have two of these chargers and have bought a few others for colleagues and we've all been rather impressed with them. They're reasonably well-built and work. I didn't have any of the quality control issues that one reviewer had with the battery terminals. I normally use Sanyo Eneloop rechargeable AA batteries with mine and haven't had a problem with connections. I use it to charge my PDA, personal Motorola Razr phone, and corporate Blackberry. (Thank you God for whoever decided to finally standardize some devices with the mini-USB connector!) It does seem to take about 1-2 hrs to charge up the devices, which is as long as it normally takes when they're connected to their native chargers.

These units ARE picky about battery voltages. If the AA batteries are partially discharged, it might not see them. In terms of battery usage, using regular rechargables, you can expect to get one full charge on your phone from the batteries because of the high voltage requirement of the charger to start up. There'll still be juice left in the AA's, but good luck getting the little chip inside these chargers to wake up.

What would I like to change? 1) The very high low-voltage cutoff. Chances are you're using these in an emergency situation when power isn't available or nearby. These are the times when you want EVERY last ounce of power, even if it's only 5 minutes worth of charging time. 2) The charging tips are detatchable and are too easy to lose and a longer cord would be appreciated, especially when trying to talk on the phone and charge. 3) A different battery door design. The current design is solid, but can be a bit challenging to replace the door after changing batteries.

Overall, a little gadget no road warrior should be without. Its shortcomings are minor compared to the functionality it provides.