Editorial Product Review:Item Description:This device is Energy Star rated high power meets high efficiency! Includes 8 different plug tips for use with different electronic products. Provides 3-12 volts @1300 mA. Still using batteries to power many of your home electronics games clocks and more? PowerLine's 1300mA Universal AC adapter eliminates the need for expensive batteries.
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Average Buyer Rating:
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Works just like it's supposed to, USB feature is nice bonus
I think this thing deserves some better reviews on here - some of the previous reviewers may not be meant to own electronics. To the guy who tested it with a volt meter: 9.3V is pretty damn good for a 9V adapter, I've seen 9V adapters with 15V readings. Pretty much everything has an internal voltage regulator anyway. And the fact that it can put out more than the rated current is a good thing, not a bad thing.
Bottom line, this thing works just like it's supposed to, and the USB charger is a nice touch. It's compact, I like the folding prongs. I'm surprised someone broke one off, they seem strong enough to me. My only complaint is I wish all the extra plugs clipped on to the adapter wire or something so they couldn't get separated.
A 4 star product, but it needed the rating boost to counteract a few electronically handicapped individuals.
Customer Rating: 
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Flimsy
I bought this for use with my MIDI keyboard. I plugged the adapter into a power strip. A week later, I moved the keyboard and unplugged the adapter from the power strip. Imagine my horror when the adapter came free from the power strip minus one electrical prong! That's right, it broke off and stayed stuck in the power strip. Needless to say, I took it back. (Luckily my keyboard is fine, and so am I, as the main power strip wasn't plugged into the wall.)
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Do not buy, or your expensive electronics may be destroyed
I tested this exact model for voltage, amperage and stability using a Fluke Digital Multitester with a 1% accuracy across the range, and utilizing a stabilized 120V input from APC. The Powerline put out 9.3V (on the 9V setting), and 2,880 mA (2.8 amps) across all voltages selected. The claimed rating for mA is 1300, so this was more than double. The output for voltage was not stable. This is why one reviewer's camera was probably ruined - not the polarity reversal.
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Use the PROPER wall wart!!!
The only other reviewer most likely bought an adapter too powerful for her camera (a 1300ma charger for ANY camera??), or she had the polarity reversed; either way, an innocent power supply is blamed for human error. Please evaluate your lack-of-common-sense factor before "reviewing" an inanimate object that gets the better of you...wow!