| | |  | Professional Massage Equipment | Home » » » » » Apple Ipod 4-Way Travel Supercharger Ipods | | | | | | | Description: | | Portable 4-Way Charger for the Apple iPodR. Connect and charge your iPod with the iSuperCharger through your vehicle's cigarette lighter, a household wall outlet, computer USB port or even a 9 volt battery. 4-Way Charger offers: Car / Auto 12 volt power socket (cigarette lighter) AC Wall Outlet Recharge from home, office or airport USB Port Connects to any USB Port 9 Volt battery for 18 hours of music! Features: Dock connector attaches securely to your iPod LED Indicator illuminates while charging Get 18 hours of music from one nine-volt battery Play your iPod while charging For every generation iPod Finally, FOUR different power supplies in one-so your iPod never runs out of power! Completely portable, the iPodSuperchargerTM charges and runs your iPod at home, at your computer, in your car or on the go - ANYWHERE! Charge your ipod from four different sources: car lighter, 9V battery, AC wall outlet, and USB port. Compact and sleek (just 1.9 w x 5.75 d), its connections and ports retract into the device so it carries safely in your purse, backpack, briefcase or even in your pocket! Works with iPod, iPod Mini, iPod Photo, iPod Special Edition, iPod Nano and more. | | | Product Details: | | | Product Length:
| 10.0 inches | | Product Width:
| 3.0 inches | | Product Height:
| 6.0 inches | | Product Weight:
| 0.8 pounds | | Package Length:
| 10.1 inches | | Package Width:
| 5.7 inches | | Package Height:
| 2.0 inches | | Package Weight:
| 0.35 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 5 reviews |
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A Swiss Army Knife of iPod optionsMay 15, 2007
By Joshua Ohmer
This compact little item takes the place of your iPod's USB cable, a car power adapter, a wall outlet adapter, and adds the option of charging off a 9V battery. Very handy and cleverly designed. Also, very economical compared with the standard iPod AC adapter which has none of these other features.
3 of 3 found the following review helpful:
iPod 4-in-1 is great!Jul 24, 2007
By Stonewall
I recently purchased the iPod 4-in-1 super charger, and have used it regularly since. It provides four ways to charge your iPod (ac outlet plug, auto cigarette lighter, usb direct to computer, and 9 volt battery)all in one unit. I have used all but the 9 volt battery power input, and they all work quickly and easily. It is a great design, with even the power ac plug folding into the unit when not being used. I would strongly recommend this product to anyone considering its purchase.
Why Didn't I Know This Existed?Jan 16, 2012
By K. Gardner
"Think occasionally of the suffering of which you spare yourself the sight." ~ Albert Schweitzer"
I've been trying to keep up with separate cords for separate charging apparati for years, always losing something. I bought this for my granddaughter's IPod, now I don't want to give it to her. However, she's already seen it, so I'm going to have to order a couple more for my house. FYI, the cords on this don't "extend".. it's pretty much as it appears here. But goodness, it works and is going to be SO easy to pack for trips now that I don't have 20 cords to keep up with!
 Does NOT work right with iPhone 4gApr 26, 2011
By David Linzer
Great product, worked with my iPod great for years. Why anyone would ever buy a single-purpose iPod charger when this is available escapes me.
However, bought an iPhone 4G and it does not work properly with that. It does charge it, but when connected is shuts off the sound output (both headphones and speakers). It "thinks" the sound signal should be coming out via the main connector, like when you hook it to a boom box. I still use it sometimes. It is nice as a backup.
Great charger for home or travelMar 30, 2010
By Linda Foust
This charger allows you to charge at a computer, an electric outlet, a car, or a 9-volt battery. I use it at home and I used it while traveling in Asia when I didn't have access to a computer. It's light, small, and portable.
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