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How to charge USB based devices without a computer

Prashanth on June 12th, 2009

usb chargerWe all have so many USB based devices which can be charged only via USB ports, like portable music players, digital cameras…etc. But when we go out for a trip or a long tour, it’s gonna be a huge problem to keep them charged all the time. Offcourse you can’t carry a laptop or PC to just charge them!

Here is a solution for that! You can buy a Universal USB Charger which is been sold by many merchants on eBay over here. You can plug this adapter to  normal AC 230 volts points. Adapter simply steps down the 230V AC into 5 volts DC which is the voltage USB ports provide. These adapters are available for around Rs.200 on eBay


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  • There is philips AC 2 USB charger available for Rs500-600 and there is a APC Battery Extender which charges via 4 AAA batteries for Rs200.
  • Emad
    isn't it like chines chargers costs only 20 or 25 rupees only
  • You can go to http://www.ion.co.in/buy and order via Credit Card/ DD/ Cheque/ Online Bank transfer and they will ship the product free of charge.

    Bangalore people can buy at:

    Channel 9
    A/586, 10th Cross, 7th Block West
    Jayanagar, Kanakapura Main Road
    Opp. to Food World
    Bangalore Karnataka 560082
    Ph: +91 98454 05065 (Srikantaswamy)

    Hope you find the info useful.
  • @Avinash
    Wow! good to know that, any link to know more about product? Do they sell it on ebay?
  • You can purchase the "Ion Changer" @ http://www.ion.co.in made specially for the Indian power cut situation by 3 young entrepreneurs. It costs Rs. 599/-. It meets many standards and is CE certified. It is claimed to be the smallest charger in the Indian market. and wait... free shipping to anywhere in India :)
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