Can this device charge a netbook? or laptop
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No. Two reasons. First, it only outputs 5V and your laptop/netbook will probably need about 18.5V. Second, the outputs are USB. I've never seen a laptop/netbook charger with a male USB plug on one end. These will charge an Ipad/cell phone/GPS. Almost anything you could plug into a USB port.
105447
It is definitely not for charging laptops, just for connecting all the peripherals to it (and powering those devices).
370706
Oddly, no. But you will need two USB ports near each other for the device to function. That's right - the custom cable that comes with the unit has two USB plugs for your laptop to draw extra USB power for operation. Weird, but it works.
177457
Hello. This charger is meant for charging Cellphones, iPods and similar devices. While it may give you a partial charge for a Laptop, it is not optimal for this purpose. Thank you
365199
Yes, Absolutely! I have used it with both a laptop and a net-book. Connects quickly and easily, no problems.
2260391
Any standard USB charger should work. The safest choice of course is to use notebook or PC USB port for charging while you use the computer for some work.
100263
No. Probably the biggest thing it can charge is a iPad. How would you even charge a computer. These ports are usb?
1880352
Yes! Charge from USB via laptop or like I do via wall charger. This is a GREAT product!!!
1053185
The iCarrier isn't built to charge laptops. Tablets and smartphones on the other hand can be charged by this thing.
1560058
If your laptop can be charged with 9 or 12 volts, and it draws no more than 4.5 amps while charging, then yes. However, I'm pretty certain that most laptops require around 18 volts for charging, maybe a chromebook could be charged with this guy, but I would need to check.If you want to post a link to your laptop I could tell you with certainty whether or not you can charge yours with it.
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If your laptop can be charged with 9 or 12 volts, and it draws no more than 4.5 amps while charging, then yes. However, I'm pretty certain that most laptops require around 18 volts for charging, maybe a chromebook could be charged with this guy, but I would need to check. If you want to post a link to your laptop I could tell you with certainty whether or not you can charge yours with it.
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I don't think so. But you may want to check the Voltage/Amps your laptop needs and compare it to the one this charger supplies. On the other hand I don't know how you are planning to plug your laptop to a USB.
461159
Yes, with two USB cords you can charge both devices. I personally wouldn't expect to get to 100% charge for both, though.
2183680
Yes, and no.. Most netbooks do not have an integral DVD drive built into them, so if you wish to use this on a netbook, you'll need to have a USB-connectable DVD drive available and a working USB port in the netbook to connect it through. Please also make sure your netbook is capable of booting to a USB-DVD drive.
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I don't think a laptop can be charged via USB. But if there is such a laptop, please check its manual for the power input needed to charge it. If it is greater than 2.1A SuperCharger will not be able to charge it.
71016
Yes, it can be use to charge just about any portible device. I own one and gives it 5 stars. I love this charger.
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I've never tried that, so I'm not sure. However, it has the ability to plug into an electrical outlet which I assume would give it the power to charge electronics on its own, without being connected to the computer. It might be worth checking with the manufacturer, if possible.