Due to the shape of the charger, it is very diffcult to plug in and out the charger to the port.in the car. Is this normal?
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I also found it a little difficult to plug in, but when I press down on the metal protrusions on the sides I can always get it in
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I did notice it to be a bit difficult, but since I don't remove my charger often it is not problematic. In fact, it allows my charger to not get disconnected because I pulled my phone or device. This was a continuous problem I experienced with other chargers--they just never stayed put.
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I don't think it the shape that was difficult I think it just needed to we used it works well now after a few times of being used
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hi, i have not used in car or used its charger but im satisfied with over all perrformance of the product till date, rest god knows
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That happened to me with a different charger, and I tried in a different outlet, because my car have two, and it fit better Hope that help
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Found this answer on another Amazon review of the same product: "Is your the two piece with the USB Cord? If so you have to plug in the charger then the usb cord to the charger and then to the phone, everytime you restart the car same procedure."
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Yes. the charger has plugs in one side for electric outlet. the car charger is an extra features. its showing in the photo. but dosnt have long cord which is not a problem at all.
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definitely NOT normal. Your charger should charge the battery and you'll see a blue light.
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With my sons, it was hard to plug the charger into it, make sure it's all the way in.
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The plug is folded into the back of the charger. Take a look and swing it out and plug it in.
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you might have to do what my son did which was cut the cover over the charger port (that's where those plug in correct?). You may not even have to do that, the rubber is more flexible in my opinion as compared to the the orginial defender series. Hope that helps.
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It's pretty adjustable. I don't know your specific model so I can't say for sure, but it would have to be pretty big not to fit in this. As to keeping it plugged into the charger; again, I don't know your model. I haven't had any problem with that, I always have it plugged in when I'm using it. You need to futz with the cord a little to get it where you want it but it's not a huge pain, and certainly not impossible.
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Not sure if it's normal but mine does too as it's charging. It's great,though, and charges my phone very quickly.
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It's just the same as the plug on the end of the charger that comes with the phone, you can see it in the picture. The other end goes in your cigarette lighter.
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The charger has a US plug that folds flat when not in use, and the plug fits into a usual wall outlet. It also has a connector on the top for the car charger.
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The plug that fits into the car's DC outlet stays in. I have a phone charger that easily comes loose from the hole in the multi charger. But a bit of tape fixed that and I have not had any other problems.
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For my car, I have two ways of charging. The cigarette lighter adapter was defective and did not fit the phone. The other means is by USB which does work.
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You can see the electrical contacts (silver prongs) in the battery compartment of the charger. The battery has corresponding contacts. Put the battery into the charger with these contacts aligned, plug the charger into a wall outlet (be sure the outlet is not controlled by a wall switch) and leave it charging until the red light turns green. The directions are on the back of the charger -- it doesn't matter if you plug it in right side up or up-side down. The car cord: big end plugs into the cigarette lighter socket of your car and the small end plugs into the hole on the top of the charger. Note: it may not be charging unless your engine is running. You can see the electrical contacts (silver prongs) in the battery compartment of the charger. The battery has corresponding contacts. Put the battery into the charger with these contacts aligned, plug the charger into a wall outlet (be sure the outlet is not controlled by a wall switch) and leave it charging until the red light turns green. The directions are on the back of the charger -- it doesn't matter if you plug it in right side up or up-side down. The car cord: big end plugs into the cigarette lighter socket of your car and the small end plugs into the hole on the top of the... » Read More You can see the electrical contacts (silver prongs) in the battery compartment of the charger. The battery has corresponding contacts. Put the battery into the charger with these contacts aligned, plug the charger into a wall outlet (be sure the outlet is not controlled by a wall switch) and leave it charging until the red light turns green. The directions are on the back of the charger -- it doesn't matter if you plug it in right side up or up-side down. The car cord: big end plugs into the cigarette lighter socket of your car and the small end plugs into the hole on the top of the charger. Note: it may not be charging unless your engine is running. « Show Less
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the charging port is it a little bit bigger than the size of the actual charger that goes inside the phone. The charger the phone comes with full fit just fine and just about any other charger. It's also nice because it has a flat too close t's just the right size to fit of just about any The charging port is no bigger than any other case nor too small it's just the right size to fit of just about any charger