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This product works great. After charging the iWalk, I charged a completely dead iPhone (1st generation) in two hours, topped off an iPod classic (5G), topped off HTC touch pro, and topped off a iPhone 3Gs with battery to spare. Basically anything I could connect to the iWalk (there's plenty of adapters). I could charge including the Sprint HTC Evo. It definitely helps keep Sprint's Overdrive 4G Modem working for hours especially at remote locations. I recommend it. NOTE: When connecting to the iPhone 3Gs you must hit the battery button before connected the cable otherwise you'll get the dreaded message "Can't charge with this accessory".

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The Palm V arrived in great condition from the seller, however, was not able to sync with our computer, very disappointed.

If we could rate this company with ten stars we would. There was a mix up regarding the charger we received, but it was immediately corrected. Not only did they respond promptly, but also answered detailed questions about the product.

I do not recommend this company to buy a pda from. They have terrible customer service. I purchased a pda for my husband for Christmas and when he received it, it would not work and it would not sit in the charger, it had to be held in the holder. My husband called the company, but they would not help him. He shipped it back the same day he received it. Their return policy is within 72 hours and we sent it back within that time period and I also contacted them through email about wanting my money back and they did not send a response to my email and I have not received my money back for it either. I would never do business with this company again and would hope that no one else would either. I would not want anyone else to be cheated out of their money the way I was.

I received my Palm Vx in 2001. It is now March of 2008, and I am still actively using it. I am so very grateful. There have been some scary times when I thought the end had arrived, but I was wrong. The problem ended up being so crazy. A button was stuck. Consequently, the unit would run out of juice and not charge. Once I figured that out, I have been able to revive it without much incident. I have read many of the reviews about the Tungsten E2 and am quite discouraged about buying it. Thus, I will continue to offer life support as long as this Palm Vx allows. It has served me so very well!!

The shipping and receiving of the Palm was adequate. However the back light didn't function. I e mailed the seller about the problem but never received a reply.

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The software is very slow on Palm. The search take a light year to get anything done. It's not worth trying it - even if they give you money. I can not believe they are selling it for money. Stay away from it!!

The product is not good. I gave it 2 stars because it did successfully download onto my PDA, but beyond that it was difficult and confusing. If you couple this product with a GPS system it will work, you will know where you are. However, the routing function on the PDA is a disaster and it will jam up if your route is more than a few miles resulting in the operator having to reset their device. Several of the roads are not joined in the program's software which causes the program to create some pretty interesting routes. The computer interface is very confusing, I wasted a lot of time trying to figure out how to save a route so that it will successfully transfer to my Palm. I did read the other bad reviews before I purchased this product but I had not choice because I wanted to integrate my DeLorme TOPOs onto my PDA and there was no other way to do it. Maps are only provided in 2D, which is pathetic considering there are so many good 3D mapping programs on the market. If you can avoid buying this product please do so. Many of the major mapping companies have opted to make the PDA interface standard with their mapping programs, if Delorme is trying to force its PDA customers to cough up additional money for a PDA interface the least the company could do is create a worthwhile product.

I have an Ipaq RX3115 with bluetooth GPS. SA Handheld works great with the combination. I have made routes on the Ipaq (with difficulty) and the routing has been right on the money every mile. The voice commands are very nice (along with the routing), making the program a better choice for those who need those features. Otherwise Streets and Trips is a better choice for handhelds and definitely a better choice for laptops since it has the routing and voice commands for laptops. Overall I am pleased with the program due to the added extras that S&T does not have.

This software is simply unusable. The routes generated on the PDA bear no relationship to reality, the verbal instructions to turn occur as you are passing the turn, not before, and the tech support just ignores you. Avoid at all costs.

If price is the key to your buying decision, then this is the package for you. If ease of use and reliability are more your bag, keep looking. This review is based on the PALM version of the software. Desktop: graphics are not nearly as nice as Microsoft's Strets & Trips, and it doesn't appear to allow you to export multiple routes in one shot to the hand-held. To bad MS doesn't make a Palm client. Routing: frequently tried to take me off road between curvy sections of an interstate. Bluetooth GPS: This is my biggest complaint. It FREQUENTLY loses connnection to my bluetooth GPS receiver. I've run other software on the same Palm T|X without ever losing connectivity. DeLorme represents reinstalling the package. Sure. At least that will get me to hang up the phone. Tracking: gives notice that you have a turn coming up in "less than one half mile." Ok...what about when ALL your turns are in a short distance? Should be configurable to give additional notices.

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Worst software purchase ever! After having a useful Psion directions program when I lived in London 6 years ago, I thought I should get something similar for my Palm Zire 72 now I'm in Seattle. I even thought there might be some improvements in the last few years, especially with Palm being the market leader...WRONG!! If I type in my (unique!) Seattle address, it gives me 3 options - all of which are incorrect! It defaults to one 30 blocks north of me! Then practically every address I have looked for (friend's houses, restaurants, etc.) have been incorrect too! Sometimes addresses even come up on the maps and directions as "@#8&%%!??#@ Avenue"!! The program also crashes and it takes several attempts at entering the data from scratch each time before it takes it (and spits out the incorrect information!). So this has been a total and utter waste of money and time and the source of much unnecessary stress! I bought it from the Palm Store and couldn't return it as it was open box software, so I then contacted smart2go/MDM but they would only offer me a choice of one of their other programs as a consolation. Their selection was limited and as I did not want the Bible, went for an Encyclopedia card (which I will probably never use)... DO NOT BUY!!

After I loaded this software on my Palm, I tried it out by mapping a route from home to work. It could not get my home address correct and started me out from a neighboring street instead. It couldn't even route me through the major highways in the Austin TX metro area correctly. I then tried it for Houston, and same story. The display and the way it zooms in and out and marks road names on the on-screen map leave much to be desired. I can hardly get any information out of the display. I do not recommend this software at all.

What a worthless purchase. I do a lot of travelling and thought this would be great. Sounded wonderful, even sold on the palmone website. Boy was I ever mistaken. Wish I would've gotten the reviews before wasting my money. You can't read the maps, maps are only for a few cities, and the interface is less than user friendly. I finally went with Earthcomber, but when that didn't have directions (just the map and POI, but its all free) I got Mapopolis, which is wonderful. If you want Directions on the Go, rethink it, I suggest Mapopolis. Same price (also a free trial version of ANY map in the US for 9 days) and also has contiguous maps of the entire US with direction capability and POI's!!!!

I am NOT happy with this product. They don't even have the major cities in my state, let alone the city I live in. When I emailed them about it, they said they were updating the cities but mine was not on the list and they didn't know when it would be. I'm definitely getting my $40 bucks back and never buying their products again!

I wouldn't even rate this a '1' because I feel so gipped out of the $35 I spent. I bought this product as a gift for my boyfriend through Amazon a while back-- before there were any reviews about this product. I have to agree with all of the previous reviews. Unless you live in a major metropolitan area, this product is completely useless. I thought that this would be a good alternative for him instead of going to Mapquest on his phone. Now, he just winds up using mapquest anyways. If you need directions to and from the city, 'Directions on the Go' works fine, but if you need to travel from the city to the suburbs or vice versa, you're out of luck. He never even uses this product anymore... Poor gift choice on my part.

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This item is perfect for use in the car. Matches with my MP3 player's need.

It works. It is cheaper to use your usb cord vs. buying the approx. $30 auto-charger accesory cable/cord.

For what it cost you can't go wrong. Easily charges any USB device I own. The red charging light is a good feature to let you know it's working. Thanks Amazon!!

What can I say, the charger doesn't look like it was made by Apple or Sony, but it is fairly solid, the connector is good and holds the cable well when plugged in, and does a good job of charging my HTC Incredible.... the first phone that truly is... better than the iPhone.

This works perfectly! I just plug one of my 100 or so USB cables into one end and the other end into the car charger and-Viola!-Blackberry car charger that cost me... a single penny. Hard to beat that price! :)

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I LOVEE ITT!!!!!!!, i have had it for 4 months, i have dropped my iphone,whipped it at a wall, no scratches on my iphone, so LOVE IT!!!!!!!!!

Looks so much nicer than I thought it would. Figured it would be cheap since the price was a steal but it's a really great case. Preserves the aesthetic look of the iPhone and doesn't conceal it.

This product is pretty cheap but seems to be working ok. The fit wasn't totally right for my iphone but I managed to squeeze it on. And I dropped it once and the case fell apart but didn't break so I was able to put it back on but it seemed to defeat the purpose of protecting the phone in case you accidentally drop it. All in all, you really do get what you pay for. Not sure if I would ever buy this product again.

I basically needed a cover for my iPhone and it did the job. It comes off quickly when i drop it and there is no cover for the actual screen but besides that it is just fine.

I am relatively certain this case was made using only the cheapest of materials available. It also appears to have been constructed by a three year old Chinese kid who is chained to a table for 18 hours per day. Don't waste your money. This case broke the second day!

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If you are looking for a basic rubber cover for your iPod this is nice.

Don't waste your money, the cover doesn't fit and it just is not a good buy. I guess you get what you paid for.

this seems to work and fit well, its a great deal for the money compared to the "big box" stores

Unless your taking sissors and scraping the thing, your iTouch is pretty safe with this cover!

I ordered this product. It took a long time to arrive but when I emailed the seller they refunded the entire amount. The product is fine but a little big for my iPod.

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This is a fantastic product! The magnets are plenty strong enough, and the silver thinnner one is perfect for ipod or mp3s, while the black one is a little stronger and works great for my phone. There is even a little swivel slip on the magnet base so you can clip anything with a holster to it, magnet or not. Everyone who has seen this setup wants to know where I bought it so they can get their own.

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I am using this with my Tom Tom 130S in my 2002 Highlander. I like to keep the unit in the peft corner of the dashboard. This combination fits perfectly in that location and seems very secure. I am also able to position the Tom Tom and the perfect angle for viewing. There is nothing specific about this pad for Tom Tom use. It should work with any GPS that has a mount that can be positioned vertically.

The window attachment kept falling off the window,and couldn't keep in place,and also hard to change out,this one is so easy to use,and change out,much better than to window attachments Thanks

The base stays put, but when we put the suction cup attached to the Tom Tom onto proper place, it keeps sliding off; so we stopped using it. Very disappointed.

This beanbag style mount works great for my Tom Tom XL340s, and stays in place on acceleration and cornering. The suction cup of the Tom Tom stays attached to the shiny surface inset in the square-shaped bag, and the unit can be tilted up or down without problems. I have tried the circular and semi-circular bean bag mounts from other manufacturers, and the short "stem" of the XL340s and the 4.3 inch screen prevent it from being tilted downwards on these other designs. As others have noted, however, unlike the illustration with the product, it shouls be oriented in a "diamond" configuration for maximum stability.

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I bought this primarily for viewing GPS services on Mobile phones (iphone) along with a dashboard friction mount. This serves the purpose I bought this for and the construction is of good quality. This has adjustable clamps on the sides and the bottom(which press against the phone ends and hold the phone), which can practically hold all the mobile phones on market. But you need to make sure that the adjustable clamps press pretty tight all the time, lest the device should fall. At least for the iphone, the adjustable clamps on the bottom leave enough gap to use a (car) power charger cord. One of the disadvantages though, is that I can use the phone only in a portrait mode and not the landscape (rotated) mode, as the phone speakers get covered by the adjustable clamps in the landscape mode. Overall, it's a decent product that serves the purpose.

This is an excellent windshield suction mount for holding PDA's like my BlackBerry Storm. What is particularly useful on this specific model is that the side brackets which grip the PDA or GPS are individually vertically adjustable (both the tops and bottoms on each side), so you can position the side grips so they don't push in the side buttons on your device. My BlackBerry Storm was not perfectly designed because it has several buttons on each side, and most PDA mounts' grips are not adjustable, so when I tighten them to hold the PDA they push the buttons in and make the PDA malfunction. Because this model's grips are individually adjustable I can avoid that problem. Also, I mounted this on my windshield today, and the unit is extremely high quality for the price. My Storm is securely held in the high-quality foam cushioned grips, and the windshield suction mount is very solid, jitter-free and grips very strongly. The adjustable neck feels solid, and the PDA holder slots on to the neck very solidly. I will be ordering another one or two of these right away because the way this model works is exactly what I need for a Storm-type PDA, but it is very hard to find these anymore because the market has been flooded with cheap Asian exports that are poorly-designed and built. I will be stocking up on these while I still can. It's true that this kit does not contain the four-screw plastic mount pictured, but it has everything I need for a windshield-mount setup. I'm buying extra units of this because these holders do indeed typically only last for several months, but I have no alternative to using them; My Sirius satellite receiver already takes up the top of my dashboard, so the window is the only place I can mount my BlackBerry for its GPS function. If this is your particular problem, then I highly recommend this model.

The flexible arm is not as sturdy as I would like, but the product is ok for use with an iphone.

Obviously the GPS isn't included, but you will notice in the picture, in the lower left, there is a square-ish looking component with 4 screw holes and a notch cut out. This piece is used to permanently attach the cradle mount holder to the dash, or elsewhere in the car. The kit does not come with this piece. After thoroughly re-reading the description, I realized nowhere does it say that this piece is included, so it's really my fault for not paying close enough attention to the description. I had a use for this piece and was disappointed it wasn't included. Included are 3 pieces: the suction mount and permanently attached flexible arm, the cradle, and the visor mount. Also, there are no mounting discs for the suction cup, either, but the instructions do references them, as an optional accessory. All-in-all, the device seems to be made well for the money ($19.99). I saw similar devices in the store for more money and they appeared to be made more cheaply, or only-as-well, as this one. I found the cradle in this unit to be a slimmer design than other's I've seen, so if a tight spot for the cradle is a concern, this one may work for you. I gave it 4 stars because it didn't include 25% of what I expected to be in the package. I did this rating because others may be looking for that permanent mount, as I was, and I don't want them disappointed - like I was - that it wasn't included.

I've bought this universal mount for my Nuvi 200 in May, and it was good for the 8 months that it lasted. I've used this mount at least once a week, so I guess the wear and tear took a toll on it. After a while the little "button" that adjusts the suction cup would not lock, so it could not stick to the windshield. :(