Hello techlanders!!, I stumble across this while surfing the internet today., Please do people still use this Universal Charger to Charge Phones or it has became an extinct.? is it still available in the market for Purchase or ? share your experience using this Guyz!!

leggo!

I still have one at home. We do use it.

People still do but not as common as before

I have one at home.

Not in use though.

I hope they place an $8,000 bounty on it ?

AlhajiBitcoin:
I have one at home.

Not in use though.

I hope they place an $8,000 bounty on it ?

eazzzy na egbon.., see ehn lemme tell you what i face,.. The way this thing frustrate me that year ehn, and the most annoying thing is the name., What exactly is "UNIVERSAL' in that Charger now.? you remove your battery, you're offline oooo, plug it during night class from 6PM, only for you to go and remove it by 11PM and discovered it wasn't even charging., see PAINMENT abeg,. not to talk of the stress and pain of connecting the Battery led with the two iron on the so called universal charger,. if the charger con break nkor, you use rubber band support am, all these stress because you wan SPOIL your Battery lifespan. Thank to New age abeg

This actually saved lives those years..if the springs stop working, you support it with rubber band.

I still have it...lol

Back then....

This thing don save my fone many times then.if u want to charge ur fone for crowdy place e too make sense because I may not need to watch it frequently (students am I speaking )

Go to North.. U go see am tire

Wella

OMG. Reminds me of those old days, how did we survive this period. I remember back then with my trium phone. I had two battery. Reminds me of this barbers shop around my area. I would plug one of the battery while using the other one.
The annoying thing is they now call it one nice name Universal charger . Thanks to technology we now have power banks. I can't wait for the next 5 years when we will do a throw back on powerbanks too.
This charger has a crazy way of draining the battery life span. You will just realize after few months your battery life span deteriorates And once it falls down omo you will have to buy another one. Or better still use rubber band to tie it to your battery .


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I'm not certain people are still using this anymore, alot of technology has evolved and phone modification has upgraded to the extent that you can't remove your battery, except for those who are using small phones...

That time I have close to 5, teo in my house, sitting room and my room, one in my bag, one in my office and one in mum shop...

Black berry nearly killer me that year, I had to buy multiple battery if one die, I remove and charge with it...

Yes nau, its still useful to some people

Sundaypaul12345:
Yes nau, its still useful to some people

Yeahh.. especially elderly people and some phone charging business centres.

Yes na

Yeahh!
I know evolution is real, but we've not evolved past this one, I just even finished using it to charge my small Nokia touch battery

byteem:
Go to North.. U go see am tire

Fear North!

Very much

Yes sure I actually have one and I bought it here in Brazil, so it is used worldwide as long as China is producing it, lol

I dey use am

Yes yes and yes

BMC MEMBER ABOVE ME IS STILL USING IT

When 2G AKA EDGE was the fastest phone with Internet services aka bold 1

Yes. But it reduces battery lifespan shape shap

very much oo
Thanks to Aba boys

Only in ladies custody and ilę awusa would you find such nowadays

Yes na

Most phones come with inbuilt battery so it's not popular. In the north, though, especially the rural sides, it's very common. They fix it to a wood that is connected to light and you just give them the battery to charge for a token.

And you'll be seeing lots of colourful lights on the wood that has the desktop chargers

For what kwa nu except for some small phones most phones this days come with inbuilt bar3