Product Description

Additional mains charger for your iPod, perfect for charging your it at work or as a replacement for the original mains charger. Simply plug in and charge, works in conjunction with your iPod battery to automatically stop charging once the battery is full. iPod is always fully charged with this handy charger. You will never run out of power again - great for business or Work! Specification: Input: 100-250V 50-60Hz Max Output: Max 5.2V DC ... 320mA Short circuit overload protection Switching voltage High charging efficiency.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #92 in Consumer Electronics
• Brand: Sony Ericsson
• Model: Se
• Dimensions: 1.18" h x 2.76" w x 2.76" l, .14 pounds

Features

• LED Power indicator
• Intelligent IC chip inside recognizes fully charged battery and automatically switches to saver mode hence preventing from over charging and short circuiting
• CE approved
• Compatible with all iPods
• Sold by official resellers of THE88 products only

Customer Reviews

iPod Charger
At first I was worried the product might not work since it's not an official Apple product, but after ordering it, it arrived 2 days later and worked perfectly without any problems. The apparent problem with the indicator light being too bright is nothing serious. The light glows in red but unless you literlally put it in front of your nose then you can barely notice it; who cares about some light anyway, as long as it charges your iPod then happy days
It's only a few quid and proves itslf very practical
Great product

Brilliant!!
Ordered this charger needed it basically for a holiday so i could charge my ipod without my laptop, its cheap and works brilliantly. Delivery was excellent came within 1 day. Very pleased with the product considering the apple ones cost £20+. Definate buy for those who need one.

Nice, but..
1. The LED makes it very annoying to charge at night, though it could double up as a nightlight if you wanted it to.
2. Mine lasted a grand total of two months.
Maybe I just wasn't lucky, but I'm still not very impressed.