12 Volt Solar BatterySaver IMob 2.2 watt

Pros: I have a 2000 Honda Odyssey that I don't drive that far or often, and have been through two batteries because of all the on-board electronics that drain power while it sits. This trickle charger was inexpensive, is unobtrusive where it plugs into the dash, and allows me to park the car for more than a week at a time and still start it right up (something I had not been able to do before).

Cons: I did pay a shop to install the charger, since my Odyssey's cigarette lighter adapter is not active when the key is out of the ignition. The biggest drawback is I have to remember to unplug it before starting the car, or risk damaging the charger. It's plugged in from the dash, though, so at least I don't have to open the hood and disconnect at the battery.

Other Thoughts: I wouldn't have minded paying more money for a more seamless charger that could remain connected to the battery even while the car is operating.

Pros: small size makes it ideal for placing in dashboard of my jeep

Cons: none yet, it is small, but then again its supposed to be

Other Thoughts: I like the way it works, and it is very simple to hook up and use. my jeep is in the sun a lot, so this takes the worry out of keeping my battery up when i'm not driving

Pros: looks like a good idea

Cons: controls are concerns

Other Thoughts: what controls it from over charging ?????? *NOTE by Batterystuff.com: This solar charger does not need a controller as it is only 2.2 watts, and is incapable of overcharging a vehicle such as it is meant to be installed on.

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