Duracell 2.4A Dual USB Car Charger - Black
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Duracell 2.4A Dual USB Car Charger - Black
Popular devices: Huawei P30 Pro, Samsung Galaxy S10, Huawei P20 Pro, Samsung Galaxy S9+, Samsung Galaxy S9, Apple iPhone X
Description
As you would expect from such a trusted name as Duracell.
For all Smartphone and Tablet PCs with a Micro USB socket. Includes 2 USB sockets for charging of multiple devices at one time. The Car Charger is finished in Black and supplied with a 12v DC plug.
Key Features
- Premium quality Dual USB In-Car charger- 2.4A USB sockets
- Small, neat, compact design
- LED to show when it is use
- Compatible with 12V DC only
Additional Information
| Colour | Black |
| Brand | Duracell |
| Output | 2.4A |
| Plug Type | Car Charger |
| Connection Type | Universal |
| Source Connection | USB |
| Warranty | 3 Years |
| Barcode | 5055190145517 |
| Product Code | DR5010A |
| SKU | 44582 |
Reviews
By bob (29/08/2018)
works well, and not too intrusive.
By Phil (24/05/2017)
Useful USB car charger for 2 items to charge.
By Kevin Edge (13/12/2016)
Fits fairly snugly into the lighter socket in the car. Light is useful for knowing there's a solid connection.Build quality is ok enough considering the norm for these kinds of units. Overall, seems like a reasonably good unit. Certainly built a little better than the real cheapo ones. Time will tell as far as longevity goes. My last one lasted about 2 years with light use, so we'll see...
Light could be a little bright for some, depending on personal preference.I did wonder if it would be distracting but in the end it seems not so much. I have not yet tried charging 2 devices simultaneously.
It appears that power supply to this charger continues even when there is no key in the car ignition. This is not necessarily a complaint, I guess it's to do with the design of the car, but thought I'd mention it. It means the charger has to be pulled in and out of the socket with each use, which I imagine will eventually cause a loose fit, and loss of reliable connection. I would love to see one of these things with an actual on/off switch?...
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