Review on Cellularize Adapter Degree Extension Nintendo by Ron Collins

Very disappointing as durability is very poor. I bought this to save some money compared to a good product from a competitor (CableCreation). I use the rectangular adapter with my phone all day every day. This is an amazing product to protect your charging cable and your phone/device and keep the cable out of the way. However, this Cellularize adapter failed after 2-3 weeks. Ordering a set of two per month per connection costs $84 per year per unit. Plus tax. More considering the price increase. A few more small remarks. I thought I would love this ultra-compact and curved design, but it turned out to be worse for me. It's not that easy to slide straight in because of the curve, and if you put your finger on it you have to be careful not to over-tighten the connection. An adapter with a 90° "square" body transmits power directly into the link rather than at an angle, which can improve durability and protect the link on your device from torque/side force. Because the adapter is very thin, it also tends to generate vertical torque. Finally, the metal plug is slightly larger than necessary to fit the device's socket, which also tends to put more stress on the adapter and to some extent the device due to play, although this is a common problem with many aftermarket cables and Cable. . Adapter. By comparison, in my heavy-duty case, CableCreation's competing adapter was better in every way: it lasted between 8 and 16 months (can't remember if I had zero or one spare in 16 months), which makes the year The cost per connection is much lower ($3 to $6 at current retail prices; a $12 set of 3 can last 2 or 4 years if a single heavily used connection works reliably), and the design didn't have that Flaws I found with the adapter had this site. Both this Cellularize adapter and the CableCreation adapter had the same failure mode: the connector began to wobble in the adapter and became detached.