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iGo juice70 PS00055-0003 Universal 70 Watt AC/DC Notebook Adapter

iGo juice70 PS00055-0003 Universal 70 Watt AC/DC Notebook Adapter

(12 customer reviews)

List Price:	$119.99
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Description:

Get the all-in-one power solution and charge your notebook and other gadgets from a single adapter, anywhere you go. This combination AC/DC notebook adapter plugs into any standard wall, auto or in-flight outlet. Includes the iGo dualpower accessory to simultaneous charge your notebook and a second gadget such as a mobile phone, MP3 player and more or use the iGo dualpower accessory with the included auto charging plug as stand-alone car charger for gadgets.

Features:

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Combination 70 watt AC/DC notebook adapter * plugs into any standard wall, in-vehicle and airline power outlets

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Compatible with most notebook computers

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Automatically regulates voltage and current * no manual voltage switch

Product Details:

Product Length:	5.49 inches
Product Width:	2.21 inches
Product Height:	1.0 inches
Product Weight:	0.54 pounds
Package Length:	11.5 inches
Package Width:	5.8 inches
Package Height:	3.9 inches
Package Weight:	1.15 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 12 reviews

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Customer Reviews:

Average Customer Review: 3.0

( 12 customer reviews )
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Most Helpful Customer Reviews

7 of 7 found the following review helpful:

iGo 70 a great solution for older laptopsAug 10, 2007
By David A. Cox
I have been using this on the road for a few months, in conjunction with the optional "phone tip charger" adapter (273-1787), and have used it to power both an older Sony and Dell laptop with the included tips, and also two phones and a PDA with the adapter above. Very nice that it runs from AC or DC. Bright blue LED actually also worked as a night light for 3 year old daughter in a hotel as well! Cary bag (included) is big enough for all the tips, with enough room for all stuff, including the adapter above.
Only notes - at 70W, this will not be powerful enough to charge some newer laptops, need a higher power one.
Also, make sure to keep the reference card in the case with the list of which plugs go for which laptops.

3 of 3 found the following review helpful:

I love my iGo JuiceApr 24, 2008
By R. Chilton "hipQuest"
I've had mine for a year and it is wonderful! I also purchased the Dual Power Accessory and have tips for my cell, Kindle, GPS and camera. The convenience (not having a gazillon chargers) and ease of changing tips is great. I have had no problems at all and would highly recommend iGo products to anyone.

9 of 12 found the following review helpful:

Stay away from IGO products - they go bad fast!Nov 08, 2007
By Noman
I started using IGO products about 2 years ago. I don't mean that I own several IGO products. I mean that I've been replacing the same powercord over and over again for the last couple years. About two years ago my original power supply for my Powerbook G4 fried. A friend told me about the IGO product line and suggested that I could get a replacement cord for the same price (about $80) but enjoy much more versatility with the new cord. I bought the IGO and it worked fine for about 8 months. One day, however, the brick (power supply) quit working. I took it back to Radio Shack where I purchased it and they replaced it. Four months later, the second brick went bad. I took it back to Radio Shack but this time they told me the return time had expired and I would have to deal with IGO directly. I contacted IGO, explained the situation and got an RMA. I sent it back to them and then received a new one. This one lasted about 3 months and the brick blew out again. Finally, I decided to toss the piece of junk and I bought a replacement power cord from an online supplier for less than half the price of the IGO (about $35). Its worked without a hitch. In the meantime my wifes IGO which we purchased after I got mine, has just given up the ghost. It was about a year old. The ring on the tip split and stopped feeding power to the laptop. At the same time the light on the power supply started to glower and finally stopped working. All told, we've gone through 4 IGO's in two years. Rather than deal with having to return an IGO for a fifth time, I told my wife to toss her IGO and I purchased her another $35 special. IGO looks and feels solid and the idea appears great on paper - buy one power cord to use with a wide variety of appliances. The only problem is that they don't stay working long enough to be worth the high price. If you enjoy returning items every 6 to 8 months, buy an IGO. If you want something that isn't going to crap out on you in less than a year, buy something else.

1 of 1 found the following review helpful:

Complete waste of money.May 21, 2010
By J. Baboval
Every time I reach for my iGo juice to power something that I am missing the cord to, or need an extra cord for, I regret the purchase. This device has three fatal flaws, any of which would be reason enough not to buy it.

First, it can only provide the rated 70-watts of output for a subset of input and outputs. It may power your (supposedly supported) laptop just fine when it's connected to AC, but then you plug it into your car or an airplane, and it can't pump out enough juice.

Second, all of the connections are loose. The supply power cord, and the device power cord both connect to the juice itself through simple slip connections. These easily come unplugged with a slight tug. The tips themselves literally fall off the end of the device cable if they're not supported from underneath by a table.

Third, iGo refuses to provide polarity and voltage ratings for any of its tips. If you want to hook up a device that isn't specifically on their (tiny) list of supported devices, you have to dig out the multimeter and test the tips yourself or you're just plain out of luck. I wouldn't complain about this if they didn't call it a "Universal" adapter in the device name. This is not a universal adapter. It's meant ONLY for a limited set of devices that iGo certifies for use with it.

1 of 1 found the following review helpful:

No problems so far.....Aug 09, 2008
By Scott B
I was a little nervous spending the dollars on this as I saw some bad reviews. I was going to go with the i Anywhere 85, but this was smaller and less expensive. I have had it for a month now and use it routinely for travel with my Dell Latitude, Samsung cell phone and iPOD. It charges them all fine. I have not used the car charger yet.

No problems so far, it has been convenient to have one charger during travel for the three devices.

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