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@OrderFromChaos: hmm, now I'm puzzled. How long is your usual commute? I see the consistent behavior with mine on typical 1hr drives. Also, wouldn't the same GPS sw bug affect you as well? I did recently updated my Google NAV/maps from Android Market. Not sure if the bug is with old pre-installed version or from the updated version? I guess at this point I shouldn't rule out a problem with my PowerJolt 2 itself.
I hear ya. Since I will send my PowerJolt back to Amazon, I'm exchanging it for Scosche dual supply. I actually thought it would be a good idea to have a dual charger. Since I have dashboard mount for GPS use (and I use it mostly for Google traffic w/map rather than actual turn-by-turn navigation) I have 6ft usb cable already routed to dashboard/windshield where my car dock (Arkon) sits. But for occasions where I just want to charge up the phone, I can have another shorter usb cable going to my arm rest for more convenience. Either one of the usb connectors will be used, but not both at the same time so it will give me 2A.
Gee, I can't believe I spent over a week with this car charger research, buying and testing, etc. My wife already thinks I'm going nuts with this phone.
Good feedback. I also heard a positive feedback from AJ_EVO about this device. Just placed an order from Amazon for it as wellAlso, I called Scosche tech support and they told me this dual USB charger is rated 1A per port, but current is shared so if you plug in only one device you will be able to use 2A. That confirms with your reply where you said "as long as I only have the phone plugged..." I'm pretty sure with GPS and BT you will need a little more than 1A to keep the phone at full charge. Hopefully this Amazon.com: Scosche Dual USB Car Charger: Cell Phones & Service charger is the answer!!!
We had a lot of discussions in this forum about car and wall chargers and their current rating (<1A, >1A, etc). What I