How fast does it drain iPhone 5S battery?
187783
Your iphone already has gps capabilites. I'm not sure the item is needed. I use mine on a mini Ipad. It definately runs the battery down fairly quickly.
170586
This charges our iPhone 5s very fast. I am most happy with this charger and would recommend it for the 5s.
317613
Yes you can use iPhone 5s while it is charging with Lumsing. I used it. It also works with other devices iPad, iPod, regular cameras and video corders. Btw it can charge the iPhone 5s 4-5 times.
1843505
I can fully charge my iphone 5 three times with a 12v battery. I'm sure the 1.5 amp hour 20v will do the same or more. The charge rate is very fast especially in airplane mode.
1843504
I have a 3.0 amp battery it last me about 4 days of charging my phone when needed I used it a lot when traveling one thing to remember is to unhook it from battery when not in use it will drain battery faster I never counted how many times but I charged but my phone never died from a dead battery hope that helps
1344131
Depends how much drained. I charge my half drained 4s 5000mah in 2hrs. Hope this helps. I really like mine especially the safety feature that after fully charged it will not over charge your battery. This is huge for me. I sometimes tend to forget that I am charging my battery. Hope this helps to answer your question. Thanks. Dan
25814
Once fully charged "before you leave home", I have had mine keep the full charge for over a week. And when I've used it to charge my dead phone, which it charges fully and very quickly, I have I would say a 50% charge left, if not more. And that leftover charge does not disappear. Let's put it this way. I charge my phone and Itouch far more than I do this unit. Don't forget, the idea is not that it replace your electricity mains! As a standby, I find it excellent and would highly recommend. FYI, I've tried using it to charge my iPad Air. This drained the unit of any charge and charged the ipad about 20%. So it's not efficient for larger devises. Once fully charged "before you leave home", I have had mine keep the full charge for over a week. And when I've used it to charge my dead phone, which it charges fully and very quickly, I have I would say a 50% charge left, if not more. And that leftover charge does not disappear. Let's put it this way. I charge my phone and Itouch far more than I do this unit. Don't forget, the idea is not that it replace your electricity mains! As a standby, I find it excellent and would highly recommend. FYI, I've tried using it to charge my iPad Air. This drained the unit of any charge and... » Read More Once fully charged "before you leave home", I have had mine keep the full charge for over a week. And when I've used it to charge my dead phone, which it charges fully and very quickly, I have I would say a 50% charge left, if not more. And that leftover charge does not disappear. Let's put it this way. I charge my phone and Itouch far more than I do this unit. Don't forget, the idea is not that it replace your electricity mains! As a standby, I find it excellent and would highly recommend. FYI, I've tried using it to charge my iPad Air. This drained the unit of any charge and charged the ipad about 20%. So it's not efficient for larger devises. « Show Less
1100665
that will depend on what charge state you start from. If your phone is DEAD 0% this will only put about a 80% charge. I typically turn off the Mophie until my phone is about 30% and I get a full charge. This allows me to use my phone all day without worry. I still dim the display and turn off all un-needed drain to the battery; like WiFi and Apps that are not being used. But that is just normal battery conservation protocol.
1763128
I use it just the way in the pictures and mine doesn't drain fast. There are a lot of ways under the settings to keep that from happening. I just had to play with mine. When I first got the phone the battery would last for at least 3 days before recharging, but now I charge it daily, I did the wrong thing and let it drain all the way down one time and ruined the battery and since then I have had problems.
1156837
It takes quite a while to charge it from completely drained to a full charge. It took me about 8 hours the first time. I have charged it the last few times with one light still showing and it took about 5 hours. However, it gave me over 10 hours of additional use on my iPad Air. I have totally charged my iPhone 5 twice on one charge of the battery. I have had one that I did not use for almost a month and it still had three out of four lights showing and was able to completely charge my iPhone. I believe the information said the battery would hold a charge for 60 days, but I have not personally left the battery unused for that long. It takes quite a while to charge it from completely drained to a full charge. It took me about 8 hours the first time. I have charged it the last few times with one light still showing and it took about 5 hours. However, it gave me over 10 hours of additional use on my iPad Air. I have totally charged my iPhone 5 twice on one charge of the battery. I have had one that I did not use for almost a month and it still had three out of four lights showing and was able to completely charge my iPhone. I believe the information said the battery would hold a charge for 60 days, but I have not... » Read More It takes quite a while to charge it from completely drained to a full charge. It took me about 8 hours the first time. I have charged it the last few times with one light still showing and it took about 5 hours. However, it gave me over 10 hours of additional use on my iPad Air. I have totally charged my iPhone 5 twice on one charge of the battery. I have had one that I did not use for almost a month and it still had three out of four lights showing and was able to completely charge my iPhone. I believe the information said the battery would hold a charge for 60 days, but I have not personally left the battery unused for that long. « Show Less
351077
I don't usually run the system on a battery unless I take it somewhere besides my desk but the power light doesn't go off when the iphone turns off so I would assume that it is still sucking power from the dock.
170587
Just a further follow-up, it charged my iPhone from approx.15% to over 90% in about an hour. Hope this info is helpful.
306100
No. It doesn't fully charge my Samsung, so it probably will charge your 5S only once.
516637
I didn't notice this issue yet so far. My iPhone 5s heats up a little bit sometimes even when I use the original charger wire which comes with the iPhone purchase. You may want to test with the original wire as well to see it that happens again.
452320
Capacity*(Phone Voltage / Charging Voltage)*Coversion Rate / Phone Capacity = Charge Times3200mah*(3.7V/5.0V)*85%/1470mah(iphone 5s) = 1.4 Times
1323721
Well I have an Iphone 5 and it charges in about 2 hours, from 5 % battery. Also, I have the Galaxy Note II, and it will charge very quickly, I have the extended battery on the Galaxy, and it will charge both phone complete and the backup reach only 50%.
549642
Pretty long. I had several others and nothing is ever lasted this long. I can charge my note 3 and iPhone 5s and still have some juice left. There's a switch that turns it off so I have the a month or more without using it, and it was still fully charged.