| | |  | Ovens & Toasters | Home » » » » » Cobra CPI-150 BK Power Inverter (Black) | | | | | | | Description: | | Cobra CPI 150 DC To AC Power Inventer This inverter provides household power on the go! It converts battery power to 120 V AC household power and is the smallest 150 Watt power inverter available that you can use on an airplane or in a car. Power up office equipment and appliances under 150 watts. This unit is ideal for video games, an IPod®, a Blackberry®, mobile phones, laptops and many more USB devices. Its compact size and included carrying case makes it ideal for travelers. | | | Features: | |
• Cobra Micro Port 150 Watt Power Inverter
• 150 Watt continuous power/300 Watt peak power
• USB output allows charging and operation of modern office devices such as iPod's, Blackberry's and cell phones
• Dual purpose power cable/Airline and car source
• Carry Case included for convenient storage when not in use
| | | Product Details: | | | Product Length:
| 9.5 inches | | Product Width:
| 3.0 inches | | Product Height:
| 8.5 inches | | Product Weight:
| 0.8 pounds | | Package Length:
| 9.4 inches | | Package Width:
| 8.1 inches | | Package Height:
| 2.4 inches | | Package Weight:
| 0.85 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 7 reviews |
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 as advertisedSep 09, 2009
this is a great inverter - small, quiet, and powerful
charges my macbook and iphone at the same time
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 Cobra CPI-150 Power InverterJan 30, 2009
Great little gadget that I needed to power my laptop when I travel. Good value for the money.
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Perfect, except it's noisyJan 25, 2009
The product is great overall. Incredibly small for inverters (will be perfect for flying with my laptop), the power is not underrated, and the pouch it comes in is very handy.
The only downside is that it is noisy. I've heard noisier inverters, but this thing is far from silent. I can hear the cooling fan distinctly over my car's engine and road nice (and I have a pretty loud car).
Overall - still happy with the product. I needed an inexpensive, compact power inverter that can be used in a car and on a plane.
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
A very useful gadget for those on the go!Jan 12, 2009
This is a great and reasonably priced gadget which anyone on the go can find very practical to have in the centre console of the car. I use a hand-held computer for my field work and it not only powers/charges that when I am out and about but it also charges my laptop on the go.
What I did not envisaged at the time of buying this unit was that it can charge different phones with the standard travel charger, especially when in a family there are different phones and require different chargers. One need not buy different car chargers as this unit works like a home receptacle. For twice the amount you pay for a car charger this device sure is an excellent multi purpose gadget.
This unit provides 150 continous watts of power which is more than adequate for computers and handhelds that can be charged from the 12v output of the car. I have a Corolla which I use for my field work and the 12v output can provide upto 120 watts of power as per Toyota's specs.
I accidentally droped this unit in the first week when I wanted to use it in my other car from about 3 feet. The unit survived the fall and except for slight scratch on the side it worked flawlessly and is still in use.
It also charged an old Ipod when I directly inserted it in the USB receptacle. I use a Motorola Razr phone and charge it simultaneously from USB output while the three prong receptacle is in use for the handheld.
Overall I'd say it is a good investment.
Highly recommended!
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 Too bad the USB port doesn't workSep 10, 2008
The charger works great when using the regular AC plug. However i've not been able to charge my iPhone via just the USB port. Plug it in and nothing happens. I guess i'll keep charging via the standard AC plug.
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