ShenJia 5-in-1 Universal USB Power Data Cable (for iPod/NDS/PSP/GBA)

Specifications:

• This USB Power Cable is for DS Lite, Data link and recharging cable for iPod all in one
• Eliminates the hassle of multiple USB Charger Cable
• 5-in-1 design of this USB Power Cable recharging cable for PSP, data link for PSP, recharging cable GBA SP for NDS, Recharging
• USB 2.0 high-speed data transfer for PSP and iPod for this iPod USB Cable
• Charging your iPod/NDS/PSP/GBA with the USB Power Cable is simple and easy
• This iPod USB Cable allows high speed transfer rates and synchronization, feels free to transfer images data and any other supported files
• Smart phones and other mobile and iPod devices require charges from external power sources to replenish their batteries

Details:

• This iPod USB Cable allows high speed transfer rates and synchronization, feels free to transfer images, data and any other supported files quickly and easily from your PC / laptop to your iPod/NDS/PSP/GBA

• Ports for this cable, can be well connected with your computer or laptop to transfer images, video or  charge for your iPod/NDS/PSP/GBA

• More details for this cable. Smart phones and other mobile and iPod devices require charges from external power sources to replenish their batteries

• The good package can keep this product from damages during the shipment. It can assure the product be arrived just fine

How to Charge With a USB Cable?

• While you may be familiar with power adapters using electrical outlets as power sources, computers are also suitable for charging your mobile device. Provided your mobile device has a USB charging input, you may be able to charge its battery directly from your computer's USB port through a USB cable, which can prove useful in the event you do not have an electrical outlet or associated charger on hand.

Instructions:

• Insert one end of your mobile device's USB cable into the hardware's USB port.
• Insert the other end of the USB cable into an available USB port on your computer. Doing so establishes a physical connection between the devices.
• Look at your mobile device's battery meter icon. The icon will display your usual charging indicator as if you were using its AC or other electrical outlet-based charger cable.
• Disconnect your mobile device from the USB cable when its battery has charged completely. Alternatively, you may leave the device connected to the USB cable during use if you would rather maintain its charge.