⚡ Charge Up & Dive In!
The Atomic Aquatics Cobalt Charging Adapter is a versatile and essential accessory for your Cobalt dive computer, providing fast and efficient charging through AC or USB connections. With a compact design and universal compatibility, it ensures you're always ready for your next underwater adventure.
Compatible with | Laptops |
connector-type | USB |
Wattage | 10 watts |
Batteries Included? | No |
Brand | Atomic Aquatics |
Manufacturer reference | 12-0090-3P |
Product Dimensions | 10.92 x 8.89 x 4.06 cm; 15 Grams |
ASIN | B0058DVMQU |
D**B
Works even though extremely fragile.
These are extremely fragile. When on a live-a-board trip the boat crew breaks the adapter just shuffling stuff around. Since this is no more than a pass-through board with no actual electronics, it should be potted in epoxy for durability. Have had 2 fail on different trips with different crews. Need to keep a spare hidden away so I can use the computer for the whole trip.
S**D
Good customer support
Just want to Leisure Pro a shout out for helping me with a problem on getting this charger. The charger is what it is, but the company that sells you the product makes or breaks your regard for the product. Leisure Pro went above normal expectations in helping me.
A**.
Too Expensive - but no alternative
Not happy that I spent over $1100 for the Cobalt dive computer and this charging part failed - and its $50 to replace. Parts literally fell out of the case. Always kept at home in a drawer and well cared for. This what's called gauging with a specialty part that has no alternative. Atomic Aquatics would not be my recommended brand to purchase dive equipment. They'll have you by the throat!
R**D
Overpriced, but no alternative
I couldn't find my charging adapter, so needed a replacement. It works like the original, but it is overpriced. I don't know what good the Cobalt would be without a way to recharge it.
P**R
You have to know your computer to order the correct part!
Ease of use and quality product
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