Can the 1.5v/2a port charge/sync an iPad?
337009
Charge Yes, Sync no. It will sync with iPad on the other ports but not the charging port.
337010
Yes, the 2.1A charge port will charge an iPad. Syncing has to be done on one of the 7 transfer ports instead.
337011
Doesn't sync you'll have to use another port for that. It charges my iPhone though. I don't even use a wall charger anymore
194620
No. It has two ports capable of delivering 2.1A each (the same as your iPad charger) = 4.2A total. What you get is two ports instead of one, which can be convenient if power plugs are scarce.
2232781
It charges my ipad2 and I had. Similar issue with my iPad on other plug in units.
1808563
This unit has lightning connectors, so you would have to use the USB port to charge your iPad2.
875565
I can confirm as well that my wife's iPad 3 charges only on the 2A port (i.e. as labled "A" for "Apple" and "NA" for "Not Apple" which is amusing as I'm used to "Not Available").
2042025
Yes. This charger runs at 2.1 amps per port which is the equivalent to the Apple iPad charger meaning it'll charge at the same speed.
1716398
I use it for a blood pressure monitor and charge 2 iPhones at the same time. Check how many amps ipad needs to charge. This is 2.1 amp, and I do think it will work to charge ipad.
2179426
Yes you could use it to charge an iPad but the USB port would have to put out 2.1 amps in order to charge the iPad properly.
2066511
Yes. "Will charge an iPad" mostly means that it will produce 2 amps at 5 volts, instead of the 0.5 amps that most standard USB ports produce. Anything that will produce enough current to charge an iPad 3 will charge an iPad 1.
1420023
I can't say I've tried it. My guess: yes, but very slowly. It's labeled ipad on one charging pad only. I haven't taken the trouble to verify that the other pad gets lower current draw. BTW ipad air charges faster and easier than older ipad, it might make a difference which one you're using
1597601
The device is only a charger, delivering 5 volts at several different power levels. I don't know what is meant by "syncing" an iPad Air, but can't imagine this device doing anything but charging a battery or supplying operating power to a 5 volt device.
1666023
Sorry, I cannot really help. I have no devices like iPads that take more current to charge. Mine is used to charge 2 iPod Touches and two vanilla (old, not smart) phones. I also use it to charge a Kindle and occasionally another device or two. None of them high power. For my purposes, it works great.
84948
No you cannot. I just tried to connect my iPad and it indicated "Not Charging".The email I received from the manufacturer following my purchase from Amazon explained that one could not use this particular hub as a source for charging.
1733171
I'd like to know if the USB port will charge an IN-USE iPad as well. I'd like to to not have to carry the 10 W adapter with me all the time.
627860
According to the documentation the USB ports are 2.1 amp. iPads use a 5.1 volt-2.1 amp -10watt charger. So, the product should support directly charging a tablet.
2013562
I tried to charge iPad2 and iPad3 (separately on 2A port). Both iPads say that they are not charging.
763235
Yes, but not effectively. If you plug in an iPad, it doesn't charge unless your iPad is asleep eg with the magnetic cover engaged. If asleep,, the iPad will charge, but not as quickly as with a 2A charger. Also, the 4 hour timer cycle is not long enough to charge the iPad if it is more than 50% depleted. I wouldn't recommend this device; particularly if you plan to use it to charge an iPad.