I've had my Tundra for months now and continue having great service from it. In normal service the Tundra has very good battery life. Where it fell short for me was using the AT&T Navigation GPS. I have the $20 Data Unlimited with Navigation plan, and using the talking waypoints program does use the battery quickly while traveling, so an in-car charger is necessary. AT&T wants $29 for their car charger, and it's not from Motorola. This SPN5401A charger is Motorola's P510 Fast-Rate charger the one they retail at $24.99 as of this writing. Eforcity sent me mine for under $10. This was a great savings on a Motorola product.What you get with this product is a coiled cable that is two feet long without stretching the coils. Without excessive stretching, the cable is easily three feet long. The round end on the adaptor (looks a little like a magnifier, but isn't) has an etched surface of the center to create The "M" Motorola logo. When you plug the charger in, this clear "eyeglass" and logo area is lit in blue by a hidden LED. The length of the cigarette adaptor housing is 4 1/2", and it inserts easily and feels sturdy and firm in place. Since it is by Motorola, you can count on its quality and the protection it offers. Just remember to disconnect it when you aren't driving you don't want to discharge your vehicle battery. Like TV detective "Hunter" said "Works for me."
Works perfectly. Top quality. It has a solid feel to it.
Has lots of nice features including (1) long coiled cable; (2) classy blue glowing circular lense with the 'M' logo etched in it; (3) large-ish easy-to-grip adapter plug.
I bought this for a song, including free S&H. I presume the low cost (uh, 20 cents on the dollar?) is because my old phone is an obsolete model. Must be a clearance.
Baty Sacramento CAI bought 2 of these OEM car chargers [we both have Motorola phones] and they arrived when promised,in good shape and are operating properly. Would definately purchase from this source again without reservation.
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