iPhone Car Charger, 3.1A Rapid Dual Port USB Car Charger + Lightning Cable Compatible iPhone X/8/8 Plus/7/6s/6s Plus 5S 5 5C SE,iPad and More

This is an amazing high speed charger, and I mean amazing, BUT you need to pair it with a high quality cable to get the maximum speed, which I did not know before. The back story is that initially I thought it was a poor charger, as my smart phone actually lost charge while I was in GPS mode and asked the company for help, and they worked with me and actually sent a new one. Still the same poor charging. Well, they suggested that maybe my cable was not sufficient, and they sent me one of their cables! This was amazing as they stuck with me - and lo and behold - it was my crappy cable that was the problem. When pairing this charger with their premium cable, the charging was incredibly fast. I was just SHOCKED at how well it charged! So the lesson is, get both a great charger like this AND pair it with a great cable and you end up with premium performance. I cannot say enough good things about this company's customer service. If I need any other electronic products I will look to them first. The link to their cable is attached. [New Element Series] iXCC ® 3ft (THREE FEET) Premium [High Speed] [Corrosion Resistant] USB 2.0 - Micro USB to USB Cable, A Male to Micro B Charge and Sync Black Cable Cord For Android, Samsung, HTC, Motorola, Nexus, Kindle Fire, Nokia, LG, HP, Sony, Blackberry and more

UpDate:04/19/16 Well, My troubles move on. I was trying to fit the two parts together to make it work, when the goose neck broke off from the part that goes into the lighter. Still and all, I'm gong to buy another one. Even though it didn't last very long, it's still the best I've even had. I guess that shows just how good it is, when you buy it knowing that it's going to break.Amazing device! It's just over a year now and I have to say that this is the single deviceIt has worked great this entire year, but I'm having some trouble with it now, which well could be my fault. You see, It has two parts to it: The tube like transmitter itself and the gooseneck holder that plugs into the lighter. It's designed to come apart so you can carry the transmitter with you to prevent theft. I've never worried about that, in fact once I set it up, I never had to do anything too it, but pair my new phone.Until last week, I was sitting in traffic wait for it to clear. So I took it apart to just, see you know, what it looked like. Since then It's never connected correctly again. Any bump, any jar and it loses connectivity and I have to re-pair it. I'm not sure what what I could have done to it, it's pretty simple to hook up, but it's to the point that it's unusable. Even so, I say get one of these as it's the best out there, but don't ever take it apart.

I have tried a few different FM transmitters. They all sound awful, This one sounds pretty good, of coarse, not HD quality-built in high end sound system great, but good as an easy inexpensive alternative to spending hundreds of dollars replacing the car stereo.. Easy to set up and to use as well. Nice easy access controls make it easy to pause, forward or reverse music.That said, it broke 2 weeks in use. I take the head unit off its mountable stem when I leave the car. The bottom metal end stayed stuck to the magnetic base and separated, one of the exposed power wires broke off. Looks like this piece just snaps back together and wasn't glued together.I'd advise, if you buy this or own it, be careful when removing the unit from the magnetic base. Don't twist and pull it off, just pull it straight up and off, and you may not have any problems. Or just leave the head unit connected to the magnetic base and pull the complete unit off from the power plug.I brought this for its easy removable capability but since the head unit, in my opinion, is not well designed to be removed and replaced repeatedly, I will find another one with the same sound technology that has a lower profile and doesn't obstruct the center console controls of the other car functions.6/23/15 Update, "They" sent me another one to re-evaluate. Since the first one I brought broke, I couldn't evaluate clearly, the reason why it failed.After examining and testing the new one, In my opinion, the magnetic connector design has an issue, if you try to remove it by angling it off its base, you can break it. This is why: the magnetic connector fits snuggly into the base unit (power source), there is a 1-2 mm edge that fits over the base. If you try to angle these two pieces apart the edge catches the base unit and can cause an angled force that can break off the end piece of the unit. That's what happened to mine. I didn't have it very long (a few weeks) before it failed.I have been using the new one for a few weeks now and have repeatedly removed the unit from the base many-many times (pulling it straight up and off) without it breaking. Although, sometimes you have to pull pretty hard to get it apart, that's why I resorted to angling it off.If you are not going to remove the unit from the base, you don't have to worry about this problem, if you are, just pull it straight up and off (they should include as a warning in the instructions).