Can this charge an ipad 4 or air as fast as the native apple 12 watt charger?
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The answer is YES. Below is the product specs. Specifications Input: AC 110-240V Output: 5V, 3.1A, 15W Port 1: 5V, 3100mA Port 2: 5V, 1000mA Note While this charger is capable to deliver 3-Amp output from a single port, tablet or mobile phone device may limit charging speed to 1-Amp, 2-Amp or 2.4-Amp. Hope this helps!
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I think the i is for iPhone and ipad which use a higher wattage and g is for other devices. This plug has worked great and I can charge an ipad, a galaxy phone and a Nexus 7 all at the same time. Have not tried four at once yet.
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My IPhone is 5S and I have an Ipad Air. They can both be charged, and very fast, by Power Gen. That is why I like it very much
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I would say it wouldn't based solely on the units limit of 1500ma output and the ipad uses 1500ma by itself. Look for a unit capable of delivering OVER 2100ma or 2.1 amps and with an ipad 3 and iphone 5, it should work. Most ac units will deliver what they can deliver, but if both are connected at the same time, it may lengthen your charge time, but I doubt it would burn the unit out.
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Yes, it will charger an iPad. It is a quality product and should last a long time. I've had 0 issues with this power supply.
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Haven't tried that specific scenario, but I would expect it could handle it. Both ports are drawing the same electricity as the household version, and you can use iPads while gaining charge on those. That would suggest that a "yes" is the answer to your question.
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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.
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The iPad Air uses a 8827mAh battery. The Tenergy ARC5200 only provides 5200mAh of power. So to answer your question- Yes it can charge an iPad Air to approx. 58% capacity. If you want a device that charges the iPad Air to full capacity, you need to look elsewhere.
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The Belkin USB Swivel Wall Charger uses a 30-pin charger connector for older generation iPad. It does not have a Lightning connector for iPad Air.
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i don't have an iPad Air, but i have an iPad1 and an iPad2. Both charge fine while also charging iPhone5. 'dual charging' is actually a 'feature' of this device. You should be good and will be happy with the results.
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I haven't tried an Ipad but it wouldn't charge my Iphone 4. It just constantly connected and then disconnected. Used more power doing that than it ever put in.
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I do not have an iPad air 2, but it charges my Kindle Fire HDX just fine. I have been happy with the SHARKK. Multiple charges on iPod and iPhones.
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Maurice, I do not own any Apple products, so I am not certain about their ports, but I have charged my friend's IPhone 4 pretty fast
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Hi,Yes it does charge my iPad Air and iPhone 5 together, but it charges slow.Let me know if you need more info.
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Yes it can. I little slower than your traditional charger but yes. That's what I use it for, charging multiple Apple products instead of plugging 2 different chargers.
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Don't buy it, go with the apple brand, I've bought 2 of these knockoff adapters and they have both broke in 2-3 uses. If your port on the Ipad air has a small lightning bolt graphic it will work.
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The BB charger output is 5 Volts @ 1.8 Amps max. (total I assume) so if you have an Apple USB cable and your device doesn't draw more than 1.8 A I'd say yes. Ipads however might or might not charge at that level. I understand that they draw 2.1 Amps and might be sensitive to the lower current and not charge, though they should albeit more slowly.Check your device adapters for output info which has to be printed on it. Might bring a good magnifier as some print is very tiny. Manuals also should have the power specs as well as any warnings that might apply.