Good idea, bad execution
Works great and gives a quick charge but the durability is a joke. Broke after 2 weeks after I used it only once. The connection from the wall prongs to the phone connector broke.
26 August 2024
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Chargerito is a tiny charger that plugs into the wall. It fits on a key chain so you always have a charger handy for your Apple iPhone, Droid, tablet or wearable. No batteries, no cords.
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Folsom St 1211, 94103, San Francisco, United States
- chargerito.com
The product came just as described
The product came just as described and was shipped promptly. Also customer service was extraordinarily good. I had several questions about their product before buying and she was super helpful.
8 April 2019
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