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Powermod wall and in-car chargers unboxed

byAndy Medders
November 12, 2014
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This week we have the pleasure of evaluating the wall and in-car chargers by Powermod and here’s a couple of videos of our unboxing experience.

Both products ship in the same size box which is about 5 inches high and three inches wide. The cardboard tray inside is identical for both products, but holds the in-car charger thanks to the hole it slides into. Both stay pretty snug inside the box, but are much better outside of the box! More to follow as we spend sometime with the wall and in-car chargers by Powermod.

Specs:

  • Output: Class A : 5V/2A, 9V/1.6A, 12V/1.2A
  • Input: DC 12V/2.5A

In-car charger unboxing:

Wall charger:

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Andy Medders
With over a decade of IT experience working in and for the US Army, Andy has helped implement pilot programs using Android devices at work and helps others learn how to turn a smartphone into a tool for getting things done. He started a blog about HTC as an outlet to share HTC news without spamming his friends on common social networks, but decided to combine forces with HTCSource to have more of an impact on the HTC community. Andy has had an HTC in his pocket since the days of the T-Mobile MDA.
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  1. Mine arrived yesterday as well and I have already tried it out. I wish the One M8 would have some sort of icon that indicates that the circuit is operating. I also have a Nexus 7 FHD which supposedly supports it as well; will test that out next. I have a battery extension in my Deskclock widget and it appears to be calculating full charge on standard basis, but the actual charging is happening more quickly. Will probably try to do a side-by-side comparison this weekend unless someone else beats me to it.

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