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This Item  Black New Dual Battery Charger for Sony PSP 1000 2000 3000 Us Universal PS110 |  |  |  | |
| Price | $18.00 | $27.99 | $13.69 | $24.99 |
| Delivery | Get it May 14 - 23 | Get it as soon as Friday, May 10 | Get it as soon as Friday, May 10 | Get it as soon as Friday, May 10 |
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| Sold By | Zhang Xueping | Twenty-Four Seven | Bawtron | Batmax |
| connector type | USB Type C | usb | usb | usb |
| number of usb ports | 2 | 1 | 1 | 2 |
| compatible devices | Game Consoles, Cameras | Adapter | Sony PSP 3000 / PSP Slim 2000 PSP-S110 Console | Sony PSP Batteries |
| input voltage | 240 volts | 5 volts | 3.6 volts | — |
| connector gender | Male-to-Male | Male-to-Male | Male-to-Male | Male-to-Male |
| power source | Corded Electric | Corded Electric | Battery Powered | Battery Powered |
| specification met | — | RoHS, CE | — | CE |
| output voltage | 4.2 volts | 5 volts | 3.6 volts of direct current | 3.6 volts |
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Perhaps it's the prongs for sliding into the batteries (which are not totally aligned and appear slightly bent - see pic) that ruined 2 batteries, or that it overcharged them and they short-circuited on their own, but I've bought 4 Insten 1200 mah batteries in the past 6 months, and 2 are still working, while the other two, which were charged on this charger more frequently, stopped working. It is suspect that of the two which still function I've mostly charged them while they are in my PSPs with the stock ac adapter cableI bought this item from the seller Zhang Xueping for 9.99 in January 2019. I've stopped using this charger since March and my other 1200 mah batteries (2 Insten and 2 in the Sony brand form-factor (slightly thinner)) have survived fine without it. If something changes outside of my current strategy and these die for reasons unrelated to this portable charger, then I'd update this review.The idea is not bad, I like the portability and the lack of need for an ac adapter; however, I think misaligned prongs and the internal circuitry may not stop it from continually trying to charge a battery that has been left on it after being fully charged (the green light that stays on seems to indicate a continual flow of power through the adapter's components), and these are what I believe ultimately killed 2/4 of my batteries.If you try this, I recommend being careful of sticking your working batteries in it if it has bent/unaligned prongs, and making sure not to leave your battery sitting in it after it has turned from orange/red to green for very long.
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Perhaps it's the prongs for sliding into the batteries (which are not totally aligned and appear slightly bent - see pic) that ruined 2 batteries, or that it overcharged them and they short-circuited on their own, but I've bought 4 Insten 1200 mah batteries in the past 6 months, and 2 are still working, while the other two, which were charged on this charger more frequently, stopped working. It is suspect that of the two which still function I've mostly charged them while they are in my PSPs with the stock ac adapter cable
I bought this item from the seller Zhang Xueping for 9.99 in January 2019. I've stopped using this charger since March and my other 1200 mah batteries (2 Insten and 2 in the Sony brand form-factor (slightly thinner)) have survived fine without it. If something changes outside of my current strategy and these die for reasons unrelated to this portable charger, then I'd update this review.
The idea is not bad, I like the portability and the lack of need for an ac adapter; however, I think misaligned prongs and the internal circuitry may not stop it from continually trying to charge a battery that has been left on it after being fully charged (the green light that stays on seems to indicate a continual flow of power through the adapter's components), and these are what I believe ultimately killed 2/4 of my batteries.
If you try this, I recommend being careful of sticking your working batteries in it if it has bent/unaligned prongs, and making sure not to leave your battery sitting in it after it has turned from orange/red to green for very long.
I bought this item from the seller Zhang Xueping for 9.99 in January 2019. I've stopped using this charger since March and my other 1200 mah batteries (2 Insten and 2 in the Sony brand form-factor (slightly thinner)) have survived fine without it. If something changes outside of my current strategy and these die for reasons unrelated to this portable charger, then I'd update this review.
The idea is not bad, I like the portability and the lack of need for an ac adapter; however, I think misaligned prongs and the internal circuitry may not stop it from continually trying to charge a battery that has been left on it after being fully charged (the green light that stays on seems to indicate a continual flow of power through the adapter's components), and these are what I believe ultimately killed 2/4 of my batteries.
If you try this, I recommend being careful of sticking your working batteries in it if it has bent/unaligned prongs, and making sure not to leave your battery sitting in it after it has turned from orange/red to green for very long.
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