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EVEREADY Instant Cell Phone Charger, Powers most Nokia cell phonesx$4.98
  (7 reviews)
Best Price: $4.98
* Instant cell phone charger gives you the power to talk anywhere, anytime * Easy to use * Reusable, lightweight, durable, convenient, and fast * Great for moms on the go, business trips, leisure trips, contractors, road warriors, and some emergency situations * CEL2MOT: Powers most Motorola call phones * CEL2USB: Powers most mini USB phones including Motorola's Razor's, Rim Blackberry, and SLVR * CEL2NOK: Powers most Nokia cell phones * CEL2SPR: Powers most Sprint and Samsung cell phones Enjoy fast, long-lasting charging power for your cell phone when you're unplugged and on-the-go with the Energizer Energi To Go instant charger. Whether it's an emergency or just another call on-the-go, you'll have the power you need. This version of the Energi To Go is compatible with Nokia cell phones, and it comes with three power connectors that fit most Nokia models (see image below). 
This Energi To Go comes with three connectors to fit most Nokia phones. | Energizer e2 Lithium AA batteries provide the automatic portable power that's at the heart of the Energizer Energi To Go charger. You can place a call within 30 seconds of activating Energizer Energi To Go on many cell phones with a completely discharged battery. Energizer e2 batteries can last up to 7x versus standart Energizer batteries, weigh 1/3 less, and have a 15-year storage life. The Energi To Go features a patented intelligent control chip that maximizes power transfer from the charger to the cell phone as well as power conversion technology to optimize battery performance. Other features include battery leakage safeguards and an LED charge indicator. When the Energi to Go is out of juice, simply replace the batteries with Energizer e2 Lithium AA batteries.
MPN: CEL2NOK - UPC: 039800023780
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Customer Reviews
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Works flawlessly but very poorly designed
By A1LLOGR8DZFNNZ on 2007-02-14
The Good: Works
The Bad:
Very hard to open the battery compartment cover. Had to use to plier to open. Not for the weak. What were they thinking?. Did they not do usability testing?
Package has only one power adapter
By A57Z1P30AXT99 on 2008-02-01
Contrary to the picture on Amazon web site, the package comes with only one power connector. The connector is for older Nokia phones. Newer Nokia phones (e.g. 6103) uses a smaller power connector and won't fit. Total waste of time to purchase and return. I wrote Amazon about the error, but they haven't fixed their web site. The three stars does not reflect the product quality because I did not use it. Rather it is due to both Energizer and Amazon errors in describing the product. If you go to Energizer web site, you see picture of three power connectors, too.
You Might Need the Updated Version
By A10Y1UBPPJTVGQ on 2008-06-07
Nice product, works well and comes with Lithium batteries. Mine is for my emergency prepared kit; like power outages, hurricanes, etc. As for the confusion about the 3 plugs it claims to come with, I called Energizer today about this. There is an updated model that does include the small Nokia plug in it for the newer Nokia phones, as a matter of fact the updated model does have 3 different plugs included in it. The updated model apparently uses the same part number; the part number is CEL2NOK, however the updated package says for Nokia / Palm Treo, if the package just says Nokia on it you will only get the older one with one larger size plug. Hope I was helpful.
Great for emergency
By A60561MA879Z0 on 2007-02-02
Great for when power outages last for several days, on vacations,away from electrical source for a long time.
Disappointed
By AQ1VT299ZXP9D on 2008-01-12
Don't buy it if you own a Nokia 5300. It doesn't have the right cord to fit it.
Good idea.
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| Product Features |
- Instant cell phone charger gives you the power to
- anywhere, anytime, Easy to use
- Reusable, lightweight, durable, convenient, and fa
- Great for moms on the go, business trips, leisure
- contractors, road warriors, and some emergency sit
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