Can you still charge via USB
881453
Yes. In fact it is 3x faster but the pack does not affect the micro usb port on your phone.
881454
Yes you can. I usually keep the pad at my office, and when I am home I plug it in via USB. Hope this helps.
881455
Does not touch USB port. Pad fits on top of the battery, and the back covers it. There are two metal tabs on top of the battery, that are designed to accept the pad. Very cool solution.
1660398
The charging cable attaches to any USB source. So, yes, you can charge via your computer.
1592416
So far as I know, the only way to charge it is via the USB connector: mini-USB to the device, USB to my computer or other USB charging device.
1662265
In a word, no. You can charge it with the usb port or a usb port charger you may already have for similar devices
1765834
You cannot when charging from a computer (that's all I use, so I assumed....). But from external power source it looks to be a yes. (sorry folks)
2096787
Yes, you can use any port to charge any USB device.You will want to charge high current devices (e.g. iPad) on those ports though.
465579
You can use any USB cable in the USB OUTPUT port i- such as the USB cable that comes with the device you wish to charge. Does this help?
2081560
Yes, any usb chargeable device can be charged with this. What might differ from each device is the speed of charge.
981008
Yes. You can charge it by plugging it into your computers USB port or if you have a wall charger.
1179063
Yes. Anything that has a USB plug on the other end of its charger cord can be charged by this product.
26426
Yes you can charge it through the usb port, it shouldve came with a another cord, its similar to a phone charger
1426084
It charges through USB, so if the OEM charger doesn't work for you you can still charge it through your computer.
599242
Yes, anything that can be charged through a usb cable. Just charge through the iphone port and not the ipad port since the ipad port charges at 2amps which over time will damage your battery.
933017
You can charge via USB with its microUSB port. What I prefer to do is to use an Apple iPhone charger to trickle charge it slowly, or the larger, 2 amp iPad charger when I predict I'll need it sooner rather than later. Hope this answer helps.
75044
Yes, you can charge USB devices. (My son charges his iPhone.) It doesn't matter that it's not plugged into a computer.
90714
No. They screwed the pooch on that one. Only portable they have that doesn't charge via micro USB. That coupled with poor battery life has left me high and dry on too many occasions, and I sold mine. Using a cheap one until I find a replacement.
945226
No, you cannot charge through USB. For an iPhone, 5W is required, for MacBook Pro, 60W is required (although 85 W is recommended). (So MBP would take 12 times longer than an iPhone.)If you got a suitable 12v inverter to connect to the MacBook Pro's power pack, that would be fine.I *think* a modified sine wave inverter will be sufficient (as opposed to pure sine wave inverter).(In general, never use a modified sine wave inverter for anything that spins or relies on nice AC power (audio equipment comes to mind) you'll end up damaging something.)