If you can't charge your device, have you tried a charger with more amperage? Some people should learn what amperage means.
222290
Some devices are not supported for otg charge but I can charge mine because I have a custom kernel that let's me do this.This works on Samsung devices.
1488698
Only if you're sure the battery is dead!! Lol... No, the amperage from a car battery is way too high. It might be a creative way to void your warranty, that's for sure.
1643692
Nah, it is just drawing the amprage needed to charge. It shouldn't get much hotter than that... If it starts to Burn to the touch there may be a defect in the product. But hot to the touch just don't lay on it for long periods of time or anything.
2117024
I tried to charge a iPhone 5 and an iPad Mini and it fried the charger out. Mine could of been faulty and it may not be a common problem.
1382577
The battery is most likely "de-capacitated," meaning it has lost energy storage capacity. Charging the battery before it is fully discharged usually causes it to lose more and more space. Additionally, I learned that one must use the correct charger that carries the specified amps to get a thorough charge. Using any charger that fits doesn't always work.
1116043
'Over-amping' a device is impossible by the laws of physics. So no worries there. The amperage listed per port is the maximum that port is capable of supplying. A device will attempt to consume the amps it was designed to up to the limits of the port it is plugged into. More amps means faster charging.This is all before Apple enters the picture because they do strange things to try and force their customers to buy only their products. So a 2A 'apple' port may not supply the full 2A to non-apple devices and vice versa. Unless Apple got their act together which I doubt...
1832503
I have not been able to use this to charge my Nook or my outdated cell phone. It might be the amp output doesn't match my devices but I would not recommend.
566233
Sorry, I returned the battery because I had to fill it with acid, not something I wanted to do!! Maybe that's why your battery is not charging!!
1674298
It depends upon what you're charging the more amperage to charge the last life the battery has..
1008176
You only want to use the correct amperage for your device. I believe that this device requires the 2.1A charger.
388255
Make sure that the output on the charger is 2 Amp. It won't charge on anything less
1133582
The Guage will show how much amps the charger is putting in the battory if your battery is not taking the charge I would have to say the battery is bad
859693
Means that your battery will not take a full charge. You will be buying a replacement in the near future, but it may work for awhile.
1391280
I use a high amperage usb charger and it takes a couple of hours. I don't think this is good for this tablet as now this thing barely holds a charge.
763598
The same thing happened to mine. I had my phone charger and tablet charger plugged into a power strip at the same time. My phone charged popped its fuse and apparently blew my tablet charger fuse as well. I wasn't sure at the time what the problem was. I ordered a new tablet and phone charger. They are both charging my devices again. Problem solved.
924236
It means that if your iPad is dead, and your charger is fully charged, you could charge the iPad all the way, use it until it dies, then charge it up again, for a total of 2 charges.
705389
Yes. That's exactly what it means. It means the device you're trying to run can't take more than 10amps of juice, hence why you need to protect it from the 25amps by using the fuse. Hope this helps.