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I wonder how Apple's new policy regarding 3rd party iPhone chargers will affect these guys moving forward. And I'm not sure I share the same frustration they d
by marknutter 14y ago
I wonder how Apple's new policy regarding 3rd party iPhone chargers will affect these guys moving forward.
And I'm not sure I share the same frustration they do. Typically, when my phone is almost out of juice, I'm about as likely to find a charger as I am a usb port. If this somehow plugged into a standard outlet, it might be worth something, but as it stands I wouldn't buy one.
- bsmith 14y agoAgreed. Even if you did find a usb port somewhere, this 'cord' isn't long enough to let you use the iPhone while it's charging, anyway. I also don't like the idea of my iPhone hanging from a usb wall adapter.
- stcredzero 14y agoI have one of these, which you can instantly "recharge" at the corner store by buying 4 AA batteries. http://www.tekkeon.com/products-tekcharge1580.html http://www.tekkeon.com/products-tekcharge1580.html I normally keep it filled with good quality rechargeable NiMH batteries (PowerEX) which hold more than enough juice to completely recharge an iPhone 4. 4 AA's from the store will give you about 2/3rds of a charge. I find it well designed. It also works as a travel charger.