will my devices charge slower with this extender
210063
You won't notice a difference. There's less than 10 ohms of resistance across the length of the wires.
210064
Depends what you're plugging into. If your plugging it into a power source and just using it as a basic extension it should charge at about normal speed.
210065
I use mine as an extender from my PC to a 2.0 hub. All 2.0 devices connected share the same bandwidth. If you have a 1.1 device it will still operate but all devices will see decreased speed and performance. Best to connect direct to a PC and replace any 1.1 cables.
210066
The science says yes, an extension slows the charge rate. Better made cables slow it less. If personal experiences like the other people who answered the question say no, I'd assume this is a good quality cable and the charge reduction isn't too bad.
210067
Works as is you just got a longer wire. Works everything from data support to basic charging.
210068
since usb works off of dc current a longer cable will cause it to charge slower
1943351
I'm usung a dual port wall charger and there's one side that's for apple and other for android...the cable plug into the apple one was the one who charged slower but it was fully charged after 12 hrs. If I was you u would make sure the wall port is the right v for your device like 2.4c or 2.0v
374147
I don't know. However, without using the extender, I have solid communication on my boat dock over 150 feet from the base station... so I never installed the extender.
1063548
Charging does not limit it's functionality, however using the device slows the charge rate, I.E. it will take longer.
203204
It does charge more slowly than a standard wired charger. I have not tested to see to what degree but I find the convenience of simply laying the phone on the pad instead of wearing out cables to be an excellent trade-off.
437782
It should, as it has a USB AND USB3 connection, so long your dwindle can connect to USB adaptor. This product is surprisingly fast in charging my iPad and both iphone and galaxy 5S phones.
48344
The speed at which it charges devices. If you have a device that supports 2.1A it will charge much faster than on the 1A port.
127576
I honestly don't know, but the one "always on" port does seem pretty slow about charging my tablet... However, it does do the job.
69870
It should be similar to your charger. If you use a two amp port it might be quicker if the device allows it. I have never timed it versus my charger.
1886022
Lower amperage will charge your batteries slower. Its the amount of current being put back into your battery.
1188437
If it is a self powered hub--Yes. If it is powered from the computer and is trying to charge multiple devices at the same time--No or it might charge very slowly.
1813135
no clue... they charge things very slowly or not at all....ipods, ipads and iphone 4s
273439
Yes, it works like an extension cord for your USB devices. I have charged my Kindle, iPad, iPhone and other Android phones with no problem.
1726332
No, you should have a dual band router to let the extender deliver signal in both bands. It does'nt transform it, only amplyfies what you got
1396249
Most PC's and chargers limit the current to about a 1/2 amp. That's due to the USB 2 spec. There are a few, such as Apple, Kindle, and others, that charge at higher currents. I would have no reservations using this extension at 2.1 A. Go for it.
1945287
I can only think of one reason why you would want to charge this and another device at the same time by using this device. When you do that, it charges very slowly, or not at all, depending on the power absorbed by the other device.
1769473
I did try unplugging the lamp that was using the same socket and this helped a little. It's still far below the speeds I was getting when I first bought them though. I also tried moving the extender to a different room (closer to my router where the 2nd unit is) but the speed stayed pretty much the same. Thanks for your suggestions.