HyperGear
HyperGear 2.4 A USB Car Charger with 4 ft 8-Pin Cable White
Charges Apple devices in a vehicle using a single 2.4 A USB port and included four-foot 8-pin cable
- TypeCase
- Charges devices quickly with 2.4 A output
- Four-foot cable reaches from port to holder
- Single USB port keeps dashboard tidy
- White finish matches light interiors
- Built-in safety protects against over-current
What this charger powers
A single-port 2.4A USB car charger with an included 4 ft USB to 8-Pin cable in white. It plugs into a vehicle power outlet and is intended for charging Apple devices that use the 8-Pin connector. The kit combines the charger and cable in one package.
When the 2.4A output matters
Replaces a lower-output charger or a separate cable that cannot deliver the same current. The jump is worth it when the device being charged draws up to 2.4A and the previous charger limited the rate. It does not suit devices that require a different connector or higher amperage than the single port provides.
Installation and common issues
Plug the charger into the car outlet and connect the attached cable to the device. No tools or configuration are needed. The main issue arises if the vehicle outlet is loose or worn, which can interrupt power. The fixed 4 ft cable length may also limit placement for rear-seat passengers.
Highlights
- Charges devices quickly with 2.4 A output
- Four-foot cable reaches from port to holder
- Single USB port keeps dashboard tidy
- White finish matches light interiors
- Built-in safety protects against over-current
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What vehicle power socket does the single USB port plug into?
The charger plugs into a standard vehicle accessory socket and provides a 2.4 A USB output for charging.
How is the included 4 ft 8-pin cable connected for use?
Insert the USB end of the 4 ft cable into the charger's port and connect the 8-pin end to the device.
When should the 4 ft 8-pin cable be replaced?
Replace the cable if the connectors become loose, the sheath shows fraying, or charging becomes intermittent.
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