$5.99 + FSSS Anker® 15W 3.1A Simultaneous Dual-Port Car Charger (New Version)

I was searching for car chargers and found this charger from Anker. What was appealing to me about this charger is the output of 3.1A. Wow! Most chargers I found only outputs between 1.0 - 1.5A so this will charge your device in half the time. Now before anyone starts saying the amp output will damage your device, wrong. Devices these days have an internal regulator that prevents this from happening.

Out of 67 reviews, it has a 4.5 rating, 50 being 5 stars and 4 being 1 stars. 2 of those 1 stars were buyers not being aware that for iPhones, iPads and iPods, you have to use your own cables that originally came with them. Those other 2 1 stars were DOA where and it looks like Anker customer service team took care of them right away.

Product Description:

Distinguishing Features of the Anker Car Charger:
Equipped with both a USB port and a Micro USB port and power wire, the Anker car charger is capable of fast dual charge. Outperforming most car chargers on the market, the Anker car charger is able to charge an iPad and an Android phone at the same time at full speed.

Dual Charge - Two ports for charging two devices at the same time
High Output - 15W 3.1A output delivers a full-speed charge to Apple products via the USB port and a full-speed charge to Android devices via the Micro USB port
Android Friendly - Custom Micro USB power wire circuit design enables Android phones to charge up to 2x faster compared to ordinary chargers
Safe & Reliable - A built-in fuse to prevent short circuit, overload, and over-voltage

Compatible Models:
Apple: iPad / iPad 2 / iPad 3 / iPad mini / the retina iPad (iPad 4) @ 1 to 2.4 Ampere Max
iPhone 5 / iPhone 4S / iPhone 4 / iPhone 3GS / iPod Touch Classic Nano @ 1 Ampere Max
Android Phones: Samsung Galaxy S3 / Motorola / Nokia / Blackberry / LG @ 0.5 to 3.1 Ampere Max
Other Devices: PSP / Nook Color / MP3 MP4 MP5 / GPS / Tablets etc. @ 0.5 to 3.1 Ampere Max

Note:
1. Please keep the charger away from high temperatures (above 140°F / 60°C).
2. This charger can provide a maximum 3.1A output to (a) two ports totaling no more than 3.1A, or (b) a single port at 3.1A max.
3. Please use your own cable for iPhones, iPads and iPods.

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Quote from kbfirebreather : The circuitry in your device should limit how much current it draws. If it needs 1A to charge, it will try and pull up to 1A. If the power source (car charger) is limited to 0.5A, the device will only be able to pull in 0.5A. There's no reason for your device to blow up because it's trying to draw 3.1A from this car charger. It will pull as much as it's designed to pull, assuming the source can drive it.