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Apple iPod USB Travel Kit with Car Charger/ Travel Adapter/ Cable - White

By Hip Street
Average Customer Rating:

List Price: ~~$24.99~~
Our Price: $1.30

Product Features

Apple iPod USB Travel Kit with
Travel wall Adapter
Car Charger
USB data Cable

Editorial Review
Product Description
Apple iPod USB Travel Kit with Travel wall Adapter Car ChargerUSB data CableProduct Length: 3.0 inches Product Width: 2.4 inches Product Height: 1.2 inches Product Weight: 0.63 pounds

Customer Reviews

good, 2010-03-12
well, it is nice and good quality to use so i recommend it is good to buy one.

Apple iPod in char charger., 2010-03-12
This charges my iPod well. I have never figured out how to find an empty station on a radio that only goes from signal to signal. But that is my problem.

IPod travel Kit/ Charger, 2010-03-12
Had a problem with the car charger not working after a couple of days, but seller replaced it immediately and so far the replacement works fine.
Am very happy with the charger. It comes in very handy both in the house and car.

Quality, 2010-03-14
The price, looks, and ease of using this was great. It's only that all of the items felt cheap (flimsy and thin). This is the only one that I tried and am unsure if all products like this are manufactured similarly. When using the Car Charger part, it got really hot. I think it gets too hot for young children 10 and under. The excess heat kept me from using this unattended and is the reason for only 4 stars.

So Far, So Good, 2010-03-08
I saw the charger on Amazon and it was priced at $1.30. I ordered it because I needed a charger for my iPod Nano. I took it out of the package, plugged it in and so far-so good. For less than $5.00 (charger & shipping) I can take the loss if it doesn't last long.

Product Details
Brand: iPod
Color: White
EAN: 8886383639349
Label: Hip Street
Manufacturer: Hip Street
Model: IPOD3KIT
Publisher: Hip Street
Studio: Hip Street

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