Energizer Cell Phone Wall Chargers

Replenish Power with an Energizer Cell Phone Wall Charger

There are few things worse than grabbing your phone to snap the perfect picture of your kids only to find out you have a dead battery. Keep your phone full of power for several hours using an Energizer cell phone wall charger. Several are available, and you can find ones that are compatible with most phone USB power cables.

Some will take a lightning connector or 30-pin connector, and others you can use for charging phones that have microUSB ports. Others also use a power cord for plugging in tablets, computers, and other electronics that require DC or AC power.

Sometimes, you receive an all-in-one solution when you choose a certain wall charger for providing power in a variety of scenarios. Wall chargers used to replenish battery power often have these features:

• Removable USB cable for data syncing and transfers: This will allow you to easily move pictures, videos, and documents from one device to another when you temporarily have no Wi-Fi connection.
• Multiple charging ports: Many wall chargers provide a space for plugging in two or more USB cords. This allows for plugging in all types of iOS and Android phones, tablets, and computers with either a lightning or microUSB connection. The multiple ports available could also make it possible for you to recharge cameras.
• Mobile device holder: This provides you a place to set your phone. It typically acts as a charging dock, and it can replenish your phone power with some charging times being only a few minutes.
• 360-degree swivel plug: This feature makes it possible for you to plug the charger into an outlet in any direction at different angles. You can use it near corners, on counters, in surge protectors, and in some vehicles.
• Retractable plug-in prongs: You can store these when not in use, and it can protect the prongs from damage.

It depends on whether the charger can provide a rapid charge. The mAH capacity of your device also is a factor, whereas recharging larger batteries takes more time than recharging smaller batteries. NiMH and other types of batteries can handle rapid charge technology at approximately two to five amps without causing burnout.

Some cars do provide an AC or DC power outlet for use with plugging in a power cord. If not, you could plug it in using an adapter or inverter to turn a wall charger into a car charger. Charging this way usually works best when traveling a long distance to ensure your car battery does not lose its power.