How long does it take to charge a Samsung galaxy S series cell phone using one of this?
903986
I'd imagine it depends on the source of power... such as your vehicle, and if your phone is off or on when you charge it. I use it when I do GPS or Pandora usually and it still gets more power but not terribly fast
903987
I have one but I have a Motorola droid MAXX which has a much bigger battery the Samsung. It takes about 2 hours for a full charge.
2259175
It takes about two hours to fully charge your phone. I haven't had the case that long to determine it's life expectancy.
1767669
It depends on how low the battery level is. If you are charging it from 0 then it will take about 1.5-2 hours.
1216781
Typical time it takes to charge your phone roughly four hours but there are indicators on the front of the charger. They blink whilst it charges and they stay lit up once it's completely charged.
146235
I haven't actually timed it but I guess it takes between 2 to 3 hours. It depends on if you are using it while charging.
759663
My 2 cellphones use this kind of batteries. From my experience it takes about 3 to 4 hours to fully charge them. They seem to work fine for me.
911644
Yes, it does it in about 25-30 min. Charges up to three devices before needing recharge. Love this charger. Works well
1069839
That depends on the battery. When I charge my lipo 2s 5000 mAH battery, its under an hour. Also, there is a quick charge feature if i;m not mistaken. There are reviews of this charger on youtube so you might want to check that out as well.
2284273
I'll guess a few hours, if you use it a lot. I keep mine sitting in the charger all the time, though.
211206
To charge fully, the same as your phone, maybe 3 hours max... depends on how much you use too.
2021363
It depends on your charger. Charging with a Computer USB port it can take up to 5-6 hours and charging with a more powerful Wall Charger it should be around 3 hours.
2171296
With 500mA US charger, it takes 4-6 hours to charge this from zero to full in my case.
403359
Since this is a huge battery with 22400 milliamp-hours (22.4 amp hours) you will need to charge it for at least 22.4 hours at a current rate of one amp (or 11.2 hours at 2 amps). Obviously nothing is ideal so you will need to charge it for slightly longer. Most cell phone chargers output 1 amp, and most tablet chargers output 2 amps. All USB chargers output 5V DC. There should be some fine print somewhere on the charger it might say Input: 110-250 V AC 500 mA Output: 5 V DC 1 A. Beware of bluetooth headset chargers as it might take up to 4 days to charge with 250 mA.
688264
The best answer that I have is the while I am not an owner of a galaxy s4, I let my friend who has a galaxy s4 borrow this and he said that within an hour and 15 minutes it will be fully charged from 0%. I do recommend that you ask this question to another person as well as me to possibly receive a more reliable answer. I sincerely hoped that this helps you Abraham. If you have any other questions, feel free to ask me. If this helps in anyway; the galaxy S4 is powered by a 2800mAh battery
439499
It really depends on the Rating and efficiency of your charger. The stock Samsung one takes ~2X longer than the Motorola ones I have. You also need to factor in length of your cable and quality. This can sometimes decrease the amount of charge that gets to your battery. Turning off energy using features while charging also helps it charge faster since the phone is using less and more can be put to the battery. I would say 3-4 hours with my good Motorola chargers and 4-5 with the Samsung ones from 1%. Certain % ranges take longer than others so do not rely solely on the % to tell you how long. It really depends on the Rating and efficiency of your charger. The stock Samsung one takes ~2X longer than the Motorola ones I have. You also need to factor in length of your cable and quality. This can sometimes decrease the amount of charge that gets to your battery. Turning off energy using features while charging also helps it charge faster since the phone is using less and more can be put to the battery. I would say 3-4 hours with my good Motorola chargers and 4-5 with the Samsung ones from 1%. Certain % ranges take longer than others so do not rely solely on the % to tell you how long.
603402
Not sure about a Samsung Galaxy S, but I can give results for the Samsung Galaxy Note 3.....10:18pm 2% Start11:50pm 88%12:32am 100% EndSo, basically 2 hours 14 minutes to do a 98% charge. It seemed to average a little less than a percent every minute up to 88%, then it seemed to slow down by taking 42 minutes for the final 12 percent. Not sure why.
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Anything with a USB cord it will charge and mine takes an hour roughly to charge a samsung s5