Does anyone know the mAh current (how fast this charges)?
205165
I actually use mine with a voltaic solar charger while biking. I find it charges faster than the computer and is free when it is very sunny. However, it could also depend upon the batteries. The batteries that came with it didn't last long, so now use the rechargeable energizers. The heat from the sun may have sped up the degradation of the original batteries, too. Love the recharger and gave a couple as gifts.
205166
I have been using my USB charger for months now and it is still working great. The charge time varies by which type of cell is charging, but the included iGo AA alkalines seem to take about 3 hours, and for NIMH use the time seems to be about twice that. I also picked up a 4 cell iGo plug-in AA/AAA charger and the charging time is about the same but it has an added advantage of a folding AC plug for power. The beauty of both chargers is that they can interchangeable charge alkaline and NIMH cells, even mixing them up on the charger, as each set of contacts is independently controlled, probably by current, with flashing LEDs that go solid when charging is complete. The charger and cells don't get very hot which is a good thing for safety, but maybe makes the charging time a little longer than units sold as "rapid chargers".
57491
It will charge anything that chrages usb. It does not hold 12,000 mAh though it says it. You will not regret buying this as the other person says. The price is extremely cheap and it charges very fast. You will get about 3 or 4 charges out of one full charge, so I would say it is 5400 mAh. I travel and use these alot, for the price, you get what you pay for, but they work.
839773
I haven't gotten a chance to use it yet but figure it this way ... If you have a newish Samsung device or IDevice and it charges it should be at least 1 amp. If it fully charges a device like the Samsung 4 its probably 2 amps. I was slightly peeved when I got this and it didn't have the normal conversion sticker like other solar usb devices. We both have to hope we didn't buy an 8800 maH battery that doesn't charge anything in the 21st century.
1639938
I have a Sony Xperia tl30 which has a high mAh, I think it is around 2700mAh, and have twice charged my phone from in the teens to full charge. Still two bars left on charge indicator. In my opinion, it is very close to as described. Hope this is helpful.
787576
it says the input is the micro usb port at 5V/1A. so if that's what you plug into it a full charge will take approximately 10 hours since it's supposedly a 10400 mAh device
1136569
Not sure. Its 10000 mAh though. My 2900 mAh battery in my phone takes an hour or two. Just charge it over night. I've never had an issue. It's basically 3 and a half phome battery's so it will tale a little while for a full charge.
557332
Mine says 600mA but it send to charge faster than that. I've had mine for probably a year with no problems.
314483
I can tell is quite fast!! Around 4 hours. And it let me charge my iphone twice!
1213000
how big is the batteryhow long has it been discharged and are any of the cells shorted24hrs is not unusualthis is a low amp charger and it takes a long time to charge anything
273456
I am looking at the unit CA-2421 and it says It DC 5V 2.1A. I also can it charges really fast.
260513
the fast charge switch is for Apple so its around 1+Amp I metered it At 850Ma on a battery that was almost Charged already (92%). you can ask them at the web Site (http://www.sybausa.com/productInfo.php?iid=1270). Hope this helps.PS I think it all depends on if you use the 20pin On Board connecter or A add on Card.mine is on the motherboard.Good Luck
275755
Well, all I can say is that I use it with an Anker battery pack, which says 1.5A input current.As far as I know these new chargers, which output via a USB connector, establish sort of connection with a device being charged. And the device itself will only take whatever it is capable of.So it's not like the charger will shove those 2Amps down the device's USB connector.Your device is supposed to support whatever current is listed on the device. Otherwise it will just use as much as it is capable of.That's what I've been told.Hope this helps.
1033736
2-3 hours maybe, higher mah longer charge time unless you get one of those 100 dollar chargers lol
2055884
The charging current is 400mA when charging 2 cells in series, 800mA when charging 4 cells. That means a pair of 2000mAh batteries will take ~5 hours to charge (2000mAh / 400mA = 5hr). It does not matter if the power source is rated 1A or 2A. You cannot charge any faster.
1464451
Hmm, I don't remember exactly as I replaced it a while ago. I do remember I checked the inscriptions on the batteries and the mAh was the same as the original batteries that came in the Neato. I want to say something like 3,400, or somewhere around there I believe.
439498
The stock oem charger output is 2amps. therefore means that is giving 2000milliamps in 1hr. So take 7500/2000 = 3.75 hrs from fully drained to a full recharge.
2171296
With 500mA US charger, it takes 4-6 hours to charge this from zero to full in my case.