Description says Auto AC adapter, but this little thing didn’t cool my car down one bit. Try it! Plug it in! Put your hand up to the little vent holes. You can’t feel any air circulation at all! Total waste of money!
Darn…well obviously you had it plugged in upside down! Try plugging it in making sure it points to true magnetic North.
Vent hole side down doesn’t make any sense and won’t fit that way. Facing magnetic North would only work in terms of rotating the device in the outlet, and how worthless is it to have to continuously face magnetic North? I’d have to constantly be turning it while driving! So frustrating. Thanks for playing. Next contestant please!
Look, I didn’t design the things…this sounds like operational error to me…did you reach out to the Candy of Skulls to try to get a resolution?
Which is the fast charge port? Blue or red side? It’s not marked.
Found this image of the back of the package.
I assume you guys are just joking. This item is an “Auto AC” not a “Passenger AC”. It helps cool the car off. Those ports must be to allow the insides of the AC to breath.
The problem here is that you all are thinking that AC stands for air conditioner, however you are all wrong. Rapid auto AC adapter stands for Rapid Auto Afterward Capacitor adapter. This is the next generation of a flux capacitor except you only have to go 45 mph to create a temporal distortion to move through time. If you use this wisely you can go back in time to get that BOC you always wanted.
No that’s not it either. Going 45 and above just drains the gas tank faster when I’m on the highway. Sticking to 35 mph for fuel efficiency, driving in the left lane so I don’t get hit by people entering the freeway, and tossing this gadget in the trash can, because it ain’t cooling me, my auto, or moving through time.