what do y ou use to charge this unit? How long does the charge take? How long does the charge last?How many times will it charge an iPhone or iPad?
884586
You charge it the same way that you charge your phone.It uses a micro sub cable(included).Fully charged,I've had mine sit for a month and it only lost 2%.From 100% to 98%.It should charge phone 2 or 3 times and iPad once.Its takes about 4 hours to recharge unit from 10% back to 100%.
884587
Use the wall charger that came with the iPhone and the cable that comes with the unit. It only takes a few hours for a full charge and I get about 7-8 charges for my iPhone- not sure about iPad but would be considerably less. When charging my bf's Samsung galaxy it only will charge about 3 times. Charge lasts a loong time when not being used.
884588
You can use any standard charger that has the "usual" micro-USB plug you see on most cell phones (except Apple products). I simply use my Galaxy phone charger and it works fine. I also have used my iPad charger, I simply unplug the Apple cord and insert a regular USB connector into it and insert the micro-USB connector into the unit. All works great and within a couple hours I am fully charged and ready to go. I can usually charge 4-5 phones or iPads before needing to recharge the unit. The iPads take a bit more juice than the phones do, so you may, if only charging them, get fewer. I just got back from a trip and used it two days straight for my Galaxy III and still don't need to recharge the unit. You can use any standard charger that has the "usual" micro-USB plug you see on most cell phones (except Apple products). I simply use my Galaxy phone charger and it works fine. I also have used my iPad charger, I simply unplug the Apple cord and insert a regular USB connector into it and insert the micro-USB connector into the unit. All works great and within a couple hours I am fully charged and ready to go. I can usually charge 4-5 phones or iPads before needing to recharge the unit. The iPads take a bit more juice than the phones do, so you may, if only charging them, get... » Read More You can use any standard charger that has the "usual" micro-USB plug you see on most cell phones (except Apple products). I simply use my Galaxy phone charger and it works fine. I also have used my iPad charger, I simply unplug the Apple cord and insert a regular USB connector into it and insert the micro-USB connector into the unit. All works great and within a couple hours I am fully charged and ready to go. I can usually charge 4-5 phones or iPads before needing to recharge the unit. The iPads take a bit more juice than the phones do, so you may, if only charging them, get fewer. I just got back from a trip and used it two days straight for my Galaxy III and still don't need to recharge the unit. « Show Less
884589
I used the mini usb (that came with the unit) plug into wall adaptor (came from my iPhone) to charge the unit. It took 10 hours to full charge the unit. I didn't test how it can last but look like it can last really long (at least 2 weeks). It can charge my iPhone 5 for 4 times and still not fully empty. I can tell 4.5 times approximately for charge an iPhone 5. No idea about iPad. Hope this help.
487308
You use the Ipad/Iphone/Ipod USB plug that you have with your current device and the USB plug that came with the speaker. Mine works great but it I want to charge my Ipad I have to use the plug that came with my Ipad.
631039
It comes with a USB cord with a micro USB that you can use a computer or wall charger with. Once its charged, then you use a charging cord that came with your iPod touch and plug it into the bigger USB port like you would with a wall charger. It takes about 6 to 9 hours to charge on the micro USB but will it charges my iPhone 4S about 4 times before its dead.
927424
It uses a standard USB charger. I do not have an IPAD, but if the Ipad has a USB standard slot it should work fine
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.
2248726
Yea. It has a USB charging function I know. But I have read in some reviews that the charger doesn't work with some devices or something. So just wanted to confirm from somebody who has already tried or is using with an iPhone or iPad.
1537040
I have a couple of these installed, and even though it says 2.1A, my iPhone 6 plus charges at about the same rate as the little 1A charger that comes with the iPhone. In other words it takes about 6 hours to go from 20% to 100%.On the other hand, I have a true 2.1A iPad charger (the big one), and it charges the iPhone in less than 3 hours (20% to 100%). So I am not sure it can truly charge at 2.1A.
1816120
In my experience it charged a device just a bit slower then a regular wall charger. Also, with the unit fully charged, it charged up an iphone 4s from 26% to 100%, and an ipad 2 from 23% to 59% and then died. So I got one full phone charge and half a tablet charge out of it.
2013564
It has a 1 amp port and a 2 amp port, I charge my iPhone and iPad at the same time but you can't charge two iPads. Look at the output rating on your plugs.
737558
It puts out 1.5 amps. Your apple IPAD charger is 2.1 amps. So yes you could charge your IPAD using it. It would just take longer to fully charge. It would take around 10 to 12 hours to charge.
533811
I have tried to use this to charge both an iPad2 and my iPhone 4s. It has not worked. The indicator on the iPhone shows that it should be charging, but after several hours I have not seen any charge on the phone. The iPad never showed that it was charging.
1024417
It's a small cube shaped device that plugs into a 110 outlet and has a USB port on it. You can then plug the USB charging cable into it to charge your phone. The cable did not come with mine. The size of the charge was about the same as originally came with an iPhone.
2161753
It's just a charger for iPod or iPhone. You can also charge two devices at once. You plug in your USB cable.
2276070
You recharge it with the usb plug on the back. It charges an iPhone from less than 20% for about 85% batt. in 15 minutes.
581608
you can charge it off any USB port or even the ipad adapter since it is 2.1 amps. I just plug mine in and it starts charging, dont have to push the button. I am using my ipad charger. Doesnt take long to charge. Make sure you are not using the USB port on the battery unit but the micro usb to charge it.
1108514
Mine has been in my work backpack now for several weeks and still has enough charge to power up my iphone and ipad. Best I can do I haven't managed to kill it yet. I do periodically when I think about it, and that isn't very often, plug it in, and that is just for ten or fifteen minutes lets say maybe once or twice a week. Hope this helps.
25814
Once fully charged "before you leave home", I have had mine keep the full charge for over a week. And when I've used it to charge my dead phone, which it charges fully and very quickly, I have I would say a 50% charge left, if not more. And that leftover charge does not disappear. Let's put it this way. I charge my phone and Itouch far more than I do this unit. Don't forget, the idea is not that it replace your electricity mains! As a standby, I find it excellent and would highly recommend. FYI, I've tried using it to charge my iPad Air. This drained the unit of any charge and charged the ipad about 20%. So it's not efficient for larger devises. Once fully charged "before you leave home", I have had mine keep the full charge for over a week. And when I've used it to charge my dead phone, which it charges fully and very quickly, I have I would say a 50% charge left, if not more. And that leftover charge does not disappear. Let's put it this way. I charge my phone and Itouch far more than I do this unit. Don't forget, the idea is not that it replace your electricity mains! As a standby, I find it excellent and would highly recommend. FYI, I've tried using it to charge my iPad Air. This drained the unit of any charge and... » Read More Once fully charged "before you leave home", I have had mine keep the full charge for over a week. And when I've used it to charge my dead phone, which it charges fully and very quickly, I have I would say a 50% charge left, if not more. And that leftover charge does not disappear. Let's put it this way. I charge my phone and Itouch far more than I do this unit. Don't forget, the idea is not that it replace your electricity mains! As a standby, I find it excellent and would highly recommend. FYI, I've tried using it to charge my iPad Air. This drained the unit of any charge and charged the ipad about 20%. So it's not efficient for larger devises. « Show Less