It varies by model, so the best first step is to check the label on your device or its original power supply. On this page, we carry a mix of replacement adapters and cables for different items that include the word rabbit in the name.

• Electric wine openers: Often use low-voltage adapters such as 6V or 7.5V DC.
• Guitar pedals: Commonly use 9V adapters (verify DC vs AC and polarity).
• Children’s watches/toys: Typically charge via 5V USB, sometimes with a magnetic cable.
• Specialty systems/lamps: Some require 24V AC class 2 transformers.

Match voltage and AC/DC type exactly, ensure the connector style fits (barrel, magnetic, or USB), and choose equal or higher current (mA). When in doubt, compare the printed specs on your device to the adapter listing.

Most rechargeable gadgets show clear signs when they’re getting power, though indicators vary by model.

• Look for lights: An LED on the device or charging base may glow or pulse while charging and change color when topped off.
• Check the connection: If it uses a cradle, make sure the contacts align. For magnetic cables, the head should snap firmly into place.
• Verify the power source: Use the correct adapter or a standard 5V USB port as specified for your device.
• Give it time: Initial charges can take several hours.

If there’s no light or it won’t hold charge, try a different outlet and confirm the adapter’s voltage, current, and connector match the device label.

Before choosing a 9V supply, confirm the exact requirements printed on your pedal or its original adapter.

• Voltage: Make sure it calls for 9V specifically.
• Power type: Check whether the pedal needs DC or AC.
• Polarity: Look for the polarity symbol near the power jack and match it to the adapter.
• Current: Pick an adapter with an equal or higher mA rating than required.
• Connector: Verify the barrel plug size and fit before use.

Using a mismatched supply may cause noise or damage. Matching these specs can help the pedal perform as intended, but results can vary based on the unit and setup. If you’re unsure, compare the adapter listing details to the pedal’s label.

You can find replacement power supplies here, but you’ll want to match the exact specs on your electric wine opener.

• Find the model info: Look on the bottom of the opener or on the charging base for voltage and power type.
• Match the rating: Many openers use 6V or 7.5V DC low-current adapters; some use a base plus a plug-in adapter.
• Connector style: Confirm whether you need a barrel-tip cord, a base, or a USB cable.
• Amperage: Choose equal or higher mA than the device requires.

Once you have those details, filter listings by voltage, connector, and type. Walmart offers convenient shipping and store pickup options to get you charging again quickly.

Magnetic USB cables for kids’ watches can be finicky. A few quick checks may help:

• Clean the contacts: Gently wipe both the watch pins and cable head with a dry, lint-free cloth.
• Flip the connector: Many magnetic tips only attach in one orientation.
• Remove obstructions: Straps, cases, or protective films can block a snug fit.
• Use 5V USB power: Plug into a standard USB port rather than a high-wattage fast charger.
• Check the indicator: Look for a charging icon or light on the watch.

If it still won’t latch, the cable may be worn. Compare the connector style and watch model to a compatible replacement listed here.