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Glove box emergency phone chargers
Former_MSE_Archna
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What's the deal?
These nifty battery operated phone chargers are a useful staple in anyone's glove box or bag. If you've ever been stuck somewhere with no battery on your phone these could be the answer to your prayers.
It simply connects to your mobile and charges it, powered by the rechargeable batteries. Once you've used it don't forget to add new batteries or charge the rechargeable ones!
The cheapest rechargers
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These nifty battery operated phone chargers are a useful staple in anyone's glove box or bag. If you've ever been stuck somewhere with no battery on your phone these could be the answer to your prayers.
It simply connects to your mobile and charges it, powered by the rechargeable batteries. Once you've used it don't forget to add new batteries or charge the rechargeable ones!
The cheapest rechargers
- Emergency Mobile Charger, Play, £4.99, inc delivery. Play's emergency mobile charger includes a torch and comes inunder a fiver including delivery.
- Emergency Charger, Firebox, £5.90 with a voucher, inc delivery. Firebox's emergency charger is £10.90 but Sign up to its email and you can nab yourself a £5 voucher which makes this charger under £6; a fiver cheaper than most other places. Details of how to get the £5 voucher.
- Emergency mobile phone charger, £10.94, inc delivery. Eze charge offers charges for £6.99, plus £3.95 per order postage and packing, so team up with a mate and you can go dutch on the postage saving yourself a few quid.
Go through a cashback site like TopCashback and you can bag yourself an extra 10% back. For more details on cashbcak sites and the pros and cons read Top Cashback Sites.
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Here is an alternative for under $7 (free postage too)
http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.1942
Works very well and good quality too0 -
I`ve just been to the Firebox website for this and it is now £6.95 before using the voucher!:j0
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Or at Play £4.99 inc Del credit to hotukdeals includes torch
http://www.play.com/Mobiles/Mobile/4-/5376711/-/Product.html?P36=8JEGU7
- Up to 1.5 hours talktime from 1x AA Battery
- Re-usable power - again and again
- Connect to phone and tsalk whilst charging
- Multiple connectors allow charging of wide variety of phones
- Handy built in L.E.D Torch
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Don't forget Quidco works on Play as well for that extra little bit of moneysaving...;)Or at Play £4.99 inc Del credit to hotukdeals includes torch
http://www.play.com/Mobiles/Mobile/4-/5376711/-/Product.html?P36=8JEGU7
- Up to 1.5 hours talktime from 1x AA Battery
- Re-usable power - again and again
- Connect to phone and tsalk whilst charging
- Multiple connectors allow charging of wide variety of phones
- Handy built in L.E.D Torch
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Wouldn't it be cheaper to buy a spare battery?0
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depends on the phone!
If it's in the glove box - surely a car charger makes more sense....
I have one of these and they are ok, but you have to remeber to take it with you! Which, being a man, means more garbage in your pockets - so I tend not to bother, then end up with no charge!
I resorted to a car charger and a spare charger at work. This seems to work 4 me.
However, not to put off the OP, these are good deals! good spot if you want one!0 -
You can also get wind up torches with mobile charger with adaptors for less than a tenner, which would be better for emergencies. I always carry a windup torch in the glove compartment0
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