Headphone Adapter for iPhone Dongle for iPhone Headphone Jack Adapter Charger and Headphones Earphones Splitter Adaptor Compatible with iPhone X/Xs/Xs Max/XR 7/8/8Plus Support iOS 10/11/12 - Black

I LOVE this clothesline! It may be for outdoors but I use it inside. I wanted something simple to stretch across my bathroom, unobtrusively, to hang clothes to dry. I also wanted something with minimal hardware so it could not be seen when not in use. Most lines were way too short for my bathroom and the ones that were long enough were multi-lines with too much visible hardware and way more than I wanted to pay. Then I saw this little gem and it was love at first sight. This handy little sucker is a sturdy nylon with strong hooks at each end. It is totally adjustable to any length you want. As it turns out, I don't need any hardware for it at all. I loop one end around a towel bar (that I mounted and know will not come down no matter what) and hook the other end on a window frame. I love that it is more than just a strand of rope and has holes to fit a hanger (or the hook itself). When not in use, I roll it up and throw it in a drawer. Only (extremely) minor complaint is that it would be nice to be able to pick a color. I was lucky and got green which goes with my bathroom. I would definitely recommend this to anyone.

Very good quality, excellent packaging including carrying pouch. These chargers are the best compromise when weights are a concern. While you can log around any size chargers on your car vacations, once you get off the road, backpacking or airline travel you find that they make all the difference. I get 4-5 charges (enough for over a week, depending on your usage) of my fully depleted mobile phones on the road, camping or hiking.

This is a full purchase review without bias (well, somewhat without bias, lemme esplain).I prefer RavPower over other hardware makers just for the quality I've experienced so I have had my eye on this charger for almost three months. This one was at $25, another brand was at $15 so I figured I'd wait as it wasn't a necessity. I'm glad I did cause when this came down to a sale at $15, I snagged it.This charger has a good solid feel to it & is well packaged. It's discreet in its presentation & usage but very bold & strong with it's performance.While the top of the unit is a smooth plastic, there is a soft silicone / polyurethane loop wrapping the power button icon (not a button by the way, just an icon) that holds the phone from sliding off the charger when you touch the screen while the phone is charging. The feet at the bottom of the unit are a rubber silicone to keep the charger from sliding off the table as well. It uses a micro USB charging cable to the charger itself & unfortunately, a wart of a wall plug. I can't give a review from a zero battery stance as I don't usually have my phone below 40%, but it does charge with what I consider decent time. Then again, I waited three months for this purchase, others may have less patience.Depending on your phone, the wireless charging receiver may be in a different location than mine. From the pics, you can see the phone has to be placed somewhat aligned with the unit to charge. Offsetting the unit about 3/4 of an inch, it wouldn't charge (battery status on the phone reads 81%. Green means discharging, Blue means charging). There is a small LED at the top of the unit (opposite the micro USB plug). When it's charging, this LED will blink red & light green & when completed, it'll stay a solid light green. I've read other reviews of other hardware that have LED's that the LED is obtrusive at night when your trying to sleep. While this charger sits out in my family room, I don't believe this LED will be as blinding in a dark room at 11:30 at night as those I've read about.There's also a light audible beep when the charger recognizes the phone & begins charging but you have to be patient as it takes about 2-3 seconds for the charger to recognize & begin charging.From the pics, you can see I have a rather beefy case around the phone (a Unicorn Beetle) & this charger still charges very nicely with this case on the phone.Overall, I like this charger enough to recommend it to you. If your looking for a wireless charger & am unsure if it will charge through your thick case (like an otterbox), I believe this charger will do the trick & will work nicely for you.

We bought this product to use traveling. It looks a bit strange but we ended up really liking it. The main reason we liked it is that you are able to hang clothes without clothespins by poking part of the item through the holes. We hung this line in the shower on our cruise using "FrogsFeet" suction cups also purchased through Amazon. It worked great, would recommend.

A portable battery bank like this is a total must have for people who spend a lot of time on planes, trains and automobiles. I can guarantee you this will bail you out of an otherwise bad situation at some point, and for the price, it would be dumb to not have this or a model like it.As for this particular model, I love it. It's got a simple, no-frills design that keeps it efficient and sturdy. It's got one button that wakes it up from sleep mode(crucial for preserving power levels when not in use) and displaying how much power you have left in the bank. On that note, power is gauged by 4 LEDs, which while they won't give you a down-to-the-amp read on power remaining, give you more than enough notice as to when you need to charge it without using an inefficient amount of power.Mine has survived a 3' drop onto pavement with a minor scuff but no damage to structural integrity, and will fully charge my Note 5 about about 2-3 times on a single charge. But I wouldn't really recommend using this for charging your phone overnight, a wall charger will always be better for that, this is your friend when your flight gets delayed and you don't have enough juice left to get your Uber sorted out.You have 3 jacks on this: 1 micro-usb input used for charging the bank, and 2 standard USB outs you can use to charge 2 of your devices, or one for you, and one to share with anyone else who needs rescuing. Inside the box, you'll find the device, a carrying bag, and 2 USB->micro USB cables(sorry Apple users, you'll need to provide your own Lightning cable) and is compatible with all devices that have an MUSB input.All in all, if you don't already have a portable battery bank, you need one, even if it's not this model. But I highly recommend this specific brand for its hardiness and ease of use.