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Maxell P-2 2-G Rechargeable Back-Up Battery Pack

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Maxell P-2 2-G Rechargeable Back-Up Battery Pack

(92 customer reviews)

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Features

Handy backup battery designed for "dockable" iPods
Delivers an additional 15 to 20 hours of playing time
Ideal for outdoor activities and long road trips
Displays remaining battery life via LED indicator
Requires 4 AA batteries (not included); 90-day warranty

Description

Back up battery compatible with the Nano, Mini, 3G, 4G,and 5G video. Gives you extended play time, up to 15-20 hours extended play, for long trips and when power sources are not convenient. An LED indicator displays remaining battery life. The P2 comes with a clip for belt attachement or secure attachment to a 4th generation iPod. The P2 requires 4 AA batteries.

Product Details

Product Length:	4.5 inches
Product Width:	4.25 inches
Product Height:	3.3 inches
Product Weight:	0.0 pounds
Package Length:	8.5 inches
Package Width:	5.1 inches
Package Height:	2.1 inches
Package Weight:	0.35 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 92 reviews

Customer Reviews

Average Customer Review: 4.0

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27 of 28 found the following review helpful:

It works with 60GB Video iPod Apr 10, 2007 By Dennis Boyd
There is a great deal of confusion about what models of iPod work with this unit. I have the 60GB video iPod and it works fine. 15 hour flight to China and no problems at all - power to spare, even watching video most of the time. The "clip on arrangement does not fit the video iPod but that isn't too big a problem.

36 of 40 found the following review helpful:

An iPod battery pack is necessary on long trips May 12, 2007 By C. BLANCHARD "Desert Book Reader"
I was disappointed when Belkin discotinued their Tune Juice, a very small external power pack that used a regular 9 volt (smoke alarm size) battery. I assume it must not have worked with all the newer iPods.

As a substitute, I bought this Maxell one. It's OK, but there are two complaints. 1) It's bigger than an iPod and with 4 AA batteries, it's considerably heavier. 2) It costs around $25.00 because it includes a really awkward collection of plastic holders, clamps, belt cilps and doodads which, for me are all totally unnecessary. You don't use a battery pack while hiking or at the gym, you use it on a plane during long flights - small and light are the important features. However, I don't see many alternatives at the moment so, I'm happy - with reservations.

18 of 19 found the following review helpful:

works with G5 video ipod Oct 24, 2006 By Bonnie Kim "bjkim"
I ordered this one for traveling purpose. I have a G5 60G video ipod. I just got the backup battery pack today and noticed on the package that it was not compatible with "G5 Video". I called the Maxell tech support and found out it is compatible but the clip case is not compatible with G5 video. Even the manual came with the battery pack shows that G5 video is one of the ipods NOT compatible with this pack. After talking with the tech support, I opened it and tried it with my G5 60G video ipod and was relieved to find out it works. The clip on case doesn't fit with G5 60G ipod but if you don't need the case, it does work as backup battery.

10 of 10 found the following review helpful:

The only device that hugely prolongs your iPod's lifespan! Nov 27, 2007 By Johan Peter
This is a great product. In spite of some reviews it DOES work too with the 80 GB iPod Video [I've got three of them from 2006 & 2007 and the Maxell performs splendid with all three]. It doesn't matter if you use rechargeable or disposable AA batteries.
When you switch the power button on, your iPod switches automatically on too: I think this is the -safest and probably most effective- way to use this device.
On the matter of not charging the internal battery of the iPod: I think this is fantastic! The internal battery has only a limited amount of [dis]charge cycles and is spared this way, thus lenghtening your iPod's lifespan. And: research has indicated that the kind of battery built in iPods age considerably when kept fully charged [like in a dock, or connected to a charger]: with 'The Pack' you can keep the internal battery permanently 50% charged, a state in which the internal battery does NOT age!
But there's more. With two good sets of 4 NiMH [say 2500 mAh a piece] batteries and a charger, or with disposables, you can -if you wish to- keep your iPod mobile non-stop without the annoying charging sessions which, in my opinion, shorten the lifetime of an iPod considerably too when you do this via your pc. One can read so many stories about dying iPods when they are connected to the computer, supposedly many things can go wrong during this procedure. And when you're in a car, plane or at home: who cares about the extra weight of the battery-pack.
Last but not least: my iPod works much longer on one set of 4 AA 2500 mAh rechargeables than on one charge of the internal battery. Ten hours of video is no problem. On average, with varied ways of using [music, games and video] the battery-pack works -within a period of days when you use NiMH's, they have a very high selfdischarge rate- 24 hours!
Update: it does work with my 1G iPod Touch 32GB too. However, the internal battery of the Touch has to be fully charged!

9 of 9 found the following review helpful:

Great for travel Oct 02, 2007 By L. Recker "LisaRex"
I have an iPod classic (video) 80GB. I originally bought the battery pack for my 30GB iPod, but it kicked the bucket before I could try it. So I was hoping it would work with the gen. 6 models.

I'm pleased to report that it worked well, at least in initial tests. It fit into the sleeve snugly and the supplied battery to iPod cord fit well into the iPod. When I turned on the battery back-up, the charging light on the iPod increased to full. I'd imagine that it would decrease as the AA batteries are drained so you'll know if you have to put in new AA batteries.

Remember that this isn't a re-charger but rather a battery extender. If you allow the iPod battery to drain, this won't ressurect it. So if you're type A, you might want to pack an extra set of batteries in case the battery gauge gets too low for comfort.

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