Energizer Energi To Go Instant Cell Phone Charger, Sprint and Samsung | 
 enlarge | Brand: Energizer
Category: Health And Beauty
List Price: $19.99
Buy New: $12.00
You Save: $7.99 (40%)
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Rating:  8 reviews
Sales Rank: 12035
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Number Of Items: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0
Dimensions (in): 9 x 4 x 1.6
Legal Disclaimer: Warranty does not cover misuse of product.
MPN: CEL2SPR
UPC: 039800023797
EAN: 0039800023797
ASIN: B000JD518E
Release Date: October 3, 2006
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Battery insurance for your cell phone when you're on the go | | • | Comes with two power tips, compatible with most Sprint, Samsung, and Sanyo models | | • | Powered by 2 Energizer e2 Lithium AA batteries (included) | | • | Works even when cell phone battery is drained | | • | Patented intelligent control chip that maximizes power transfer from the charger to the cell phone |
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Product Description
Performance is similar to your wall plug charger. A call can be placed within 30 seconds of activating the Energizer To Go Instant Cell Phone Charger on a cell phone with a completely discharged battery. Cell phone batteries always seem to die when you need it most. With this Energizer Instant Cell Phone Charger, your cell phone will keep going even when your battery dies. Simply plug your phone into the charger and you're ready to go in seconds. A small, lightweight and durable design is portable and easy to take with you on the go. Intelligent power management efficiently transfers power from the charger to your phone, so you get the most talk time possible. Two easy-to-replace AA batteries supply the power you need to talk anywhere, anytime.
Amazon.com Product Description
Enjoy fast, long-lasting charging power for your cell phone when you're unplugged and on-the-go with the Energizer Energi To Go instant charger. Whether it's an emergency or just another call on-the-go, you'll have the power you need. This version of the Energi To Go comes with three power connectors that fit most Sprint, Samsung, and Sanyo models (see image below). 
This Energi To Go comes with three connectors to fit most Sprint, Samsung, and Sanyo phones. | Energizer e2 Lithium AA batteries provide the automatic portable power that's at the heart of the Energizer Energi To Go charger. You can place a call within 30 seconds of activating Energizer Energi To Go on many cell phones with a completely discharged battery. Energizer e2 batteries can last up to 7x versus standart Energizer batteries, weigh 1/3 less, and have a 15-year storage life. The Energi To Go features a patented intelligent control chip that maximizes power transfer from the charger to the cell phone as well as power conversion technology to optimize battery performance. Other features include battery leakage safeguards and an LED charge indicator. When the Energi to Go is out of juice, simply replace the batteries with Energizer e2 Lithium AA batteries.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 3 more reviews...
 a godsend in a pinch July 23, 2008
Ellen Goodman (Chicago)
I stumbled upon this at Home Depot of all places, as I was checking out. Wouldn't expect a home improvement place to sell cell phone chargers, but I guess since they sell every battery imaginable, why not? This can be a real godsend in a pinch, if your battery dies in mid-conversation and you are in transit for example. For carless people like me it really comes in handy because we don't have the option of a car charger. I highly recommend it but make sure you have the right type for your phone. The package comes with the connector accessible so you can test whether or not it is compatible, but just the brand name should be sufficient.
Biggest complaint--it is not clear AT ALL which way the batteries go in. Usually it is very obvious, but in this case I was literally guessing and I did it wrong the first time. When you charge the phone the lights on the charger will blink and will stop when it is finished. If it isn't blinking probably the batteries are in wrong, unless they are dead. Also the device can get very warm while it is charging, but that doesn't seem to affect it. I don't use lithium batteries since I had many alkaline AA's at home and figured I would use those up first, but it seems to be OK so far. I am also not removing the batteries when not in use as it seems like too much trouble. Don't know if I can get more than 1 charge per battery set, but even if so it is still worth it.
 GREAT - gave as a gift May 27, 2008
Margaret Durbin (Minnesota)
Gave this to my sister as a gift... it is GREAT. She-who-loses-chargers-weekly can rely on this one as a backup. It's great for travelling and she can just throw it in the car. So far the battery life has been fine... but I sent extra batteries "just in case".
For anyone who inevitably leaves the car charger in the rental car and the wall charger in the hotel room this is a fantastic solution...
 they dont work for motorola razors January 23, 2008
J. Warren (wa)
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
the portable chargers by energizer dont work for the new motorola razor
phones. basically it's false advertizing on the front of the package by
satying works with most motorola phones? i had to return one to target.
dont waste youre money on one.
 Disappointed January 12, 2008
Don S. Waggoner (Sierra Vista, AZ United States)
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
I bought this for my daughter as a stocking stuffer. The cord doesn't fit. I think I can make it fit with a little help from my dremel.
Good Idea. Poorly executed. October 24, 2007
skinnytoe (Midwest)
1 out of 2 found this review helpful
Works like it's supposed to, but not a very well thought out product.
- Instructions say to not store the batteries inside the unit when it's not in use. So, where are you supposed to keep them? Loose rolling around in your glovebox? Why didn't they make the big blister pack it is packaged in convert to a nice little compact storage case for the unit and batteries?
- Why aren't there provisions to store the connector cord? Couldn't they have provided a more compact connector tip that fits in a slot on the side of the unit when not in use?
- Why is the illustration on how to put in the batteries on the inside of the unit almost microscopic so most people can't even see it. Couldn't they have put some visible arrows on the outside of the unit showing how the batteries go in?
What could have been a slick little emergency charger turns out to be somewhat cumbersome to store, not very user friendly and not well executed.
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