Back in April, I reviewed the IDAPT I3 digital device charger. It was a good system; a convenient way to charge up to three devices at once. And with the interchangeable tips, you get to determine the devices. A couple of things about it bugged me, though. With the IDAPT I4, IDAPT has addressed enough of these to make the $10 price hike worth it, creating the most robust and convenient method of charging multiple devices I’ve ever tried.

The main feature I look for in an iPhone dock is just how far out of the way it can get. I don’t connect my iPhone to my MacBook by habit, but rather just when I’m syncing. The charge can happen overnight, and that’s what makes Scosche’s reviveLITE II – Docking Travel Charger for iPod & iPhone such a great solution. You plug it into a wall outlet, flip open the front, dock your iPhone or iPod, and head off to bed. Good night.

The IDAPT I3′s interchangeable tips make it one of the most robust and convenient methods of charging multiple devices I’ve ever tried. The unit ships with six tips: iPod/iPhone, mini USB, micro USB, Sony Ericsson 2, Samsung 4 and Nokia 2. The number of tips you can add to this is pretty impressive, and you can even custom order the unit with four tips (instead of the prepackaged six) to get exactly what you need.

Pretty much everything that can be thrown into a pocket or purse these days can be recharged, and why not? Trouble is, your variety of devices have a variety of plugs, so what’s good for recharging one of them will likely not work with another. Technocel’s Universal PowerPak aims to solve that problem by giving you a combination backup rechargeable battery pack and home charger with 10 power tips to accomodate a wide variety of devices.

i.Sound hates running out of battery on their iPods and iPhones, so they want to make sure you’re always charged and ready to go. For that reason, they have announced their new rechargeable 2-in-1 Charger & Back Up Battery. This device allows you to not only charge your iPod or iPhone, but also use it more »