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Aug 17, 2016
Old ones are Still Better
2 of 3 found this helpful Having tried out the latest (of the same category/level) from Sony and others, I still find that my original iPod 1st generation earphones are the best sounding; balanced, clear and crisp. Unfortunately, they are starting to show their age (audibly). Got these 2nd generations from Mouse Cooper in hopes that they are just as good, and they have proven to be as good or close to as good. Happy camper...for now...
Oct 21, 2016
Still a Good Wireless Charger in 2016
Despite that there is now a next gen model and even a fast wireless charger version from Samsung, this old Mini Wireless Charger is still a valid and good charger for Samsung phones. And as the name implies, this charger does not take up much desk space (about the same width as the phone), which was more a factor for me as I had not much space to spare for where I need it. Also the USB fast wall charger that comes with most Samsung phones (also known and categorized as the Fast Travel Adapter) adapts its output between either 9V or 5V depending on the demand/load, so you can plug the Mini Wireless Charger to it just fine.
The only issue is the LED status light is oriented toward the user so that when you put your phone on it right side up (versus sideway/horizontal), your phone covers that light. Having tried charging at night, I believe the designers were possibly relying on reflected light to emanate from under the phone, but does not work during the day. So unless you are in the habit to placing the phone on the charger sideways, and you want to see the LED status light, I suggest you buy a right-angle "micro" USB adapter (not "mini" USB).
Oct 31, 2015
Works Great when a SV feature is not built-in your DMM.
If you have an old digital multi-meter or got one that does not come with a stray-volt (a.k.a. Low Input Impedance) built-in, this adapter is a great alternative.
It works great, but don't expect your standard/old Fluke test leads (like to ones that normally comes with your DMM) to fit properly with it. Unless your test leads comes with springy or expandable plugs, even an old Fluke test lead would sit rather loosely. Fluke's SureGrip test leads like the TL222 (or any that starts with "TL22"X) would have springy plugs, and is often sold with this SV225 Stray Voltage Eliminator as a kit.