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Old 09-12-2011, 02:05 PM   #130
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Originally Posted by Pinecone View Post
But that only charges your 650 or other micro USB devices.

The iGo charges my old Motorola Razr (unlocked and carried for international use), my iPhone, my Palm TX, my Blue Tooth headset, my wife's SanDisk Sansa MP3 player, and any number of other small devices I might carry.

So you pay more, but you get a more versatile setup. Plus the ability to use mains charging, AA batteries, built in battery, or any USB port. I even use it in my car with a cigarette lighter USB adapter.
True, but that's all I need it for.

My iPhone came with a charger which also charges my iPod and they are the only other devices that I would need a generic charger for.

My Nikon cameras and my Panasonic camcorder all use removable batteries that require a unique charger, so it would be no good for them.

So at the end of the day the £5 I spent with Amazon was a lot cheaper than getting an iGo just to charge my 650. And as I'm never away from a source of mains power for any great length of time the ability to use AA batteries or the built in battery would not be a huge benefit to me.

But I can see for you it must be very useful.
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