Nintendo DS Lite AC Adapter
by Nintendo
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Video Game Reviews of Nintendo DS Lite AC Adapter
Customer Review: DS Lite charger/ AC adapter knock off
Summary: 4 Stars
the product i bought was not actually made by nintendo, but it was brand new and works well so far for my ds liteCustomer Review: works exactly as it should!
Summary: 5 Stars
No complaints towards this charger, still works great after 8 months, and I expect it to continue.Customer Review: Convenient and portable
Summary: 3 Stars
This adapter is small, light, and is excellent for travel as well as home use. I like that the prongs fold away. Be careful not to tangle or kink the wire though- the one I previously had been using (same model) had the rubber insulation worn away down to the copper wire inside, which is why we had to replace it since the exposed electrical elements were a cause for concern. I would recommend not winding it too tightly and be careful with it when plugging into outlets. While the fact that the wire is so thin makes this AC adaptor great for travel and storage, it also means that it is a bit delicate.Customer Review: Charging It Up
Summary: 5 Stars
I am happy that I do not have to search high and low for a replacement charger. My dog often eats the cord on my chargers. This is the nintendo brand one which is nice. It is only good for the lite. That is kind of sad. At least though there is no pieces to loose. It folds up flat for easy storage. I never worry about the prongs getting damaged.Customer Review: Nintendo DS LIte AC Adapter
Summary: 5 Stars
The adapter was just what my grandson needed.. but be careful.. the Nintendo DS Lite is a unit different from the Nintendo DS ... I gave this 5 stars for game quality.. since I could not fill in the review without saying it is a game.. IT IS NOT A GAME... It's and adpter and those qualities do not apply.. but the Amazon people need better programmers ...