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OEM
does not stand for exclusive. OEM is an acronym for "Original Equipment
Manufacturer" but there is often replacement equipment that works just
as well. Not to mention that the cost is often much lower. IPod travel chargers are no exception.
The field of available iPod accessories is so large that for our purposes here I will talk about BargainCell versus the Kensington iPod chargers. Both companies offer multiple iPod replacement chargers. There are the single charger cables, docking stations, cassette adapters and car kits. Most any iPod docking accessory will double as a charger. FM transmitters are common to many of these chargers and some not only double up on functions but some perform as many as 4 functions at once.
The field of available iPod accessories is so large that for our purposes here I will talk about BargainCell versus the Kensington iPod chargers. Both companies offer multiple iPod replacement chargers. There are the single charger cables, docking stations, cassette adapters and car kits. Most any iPod docking accessory will double as a charger. FM transmitters are common to many of these chargers and some not only double up on functions but some perform as many as 4 functions at once.
Before purchasing a non-OEM iPod charger take into consideration
which model of iPod you own. Not all chargers work with all iPods due to
some non standard charging ports on models such as the Nano and the
Shuffle. If you have such a dilemma, don't give up too quickly. There
are adapters that make some chargers work with those pesky non
conforming models.
A few of the features that I believe are important to look for in a charger include:
A few of the features that I believe are important to look for in a charger include:
- LED power indicator
- Technology that will not let the iPod battery overcharge
- Surge protection for the iPod while it is attached to the wall or to a car cigarette lighter
- Provide more than one use
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