Can I use to charge my Kindle Keyboard e-ink reader? Works great on my Samsung Galaxy Tablet and Samsung Galaxy S2 smartphone. I don't want to fry it
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I won't trust this charger anymore. It seems good idea to charge few things at once but this charger is constructed very poorly for dealing too much voltage at once. If I were u, I will choose something else.
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Yeah, it charges anything that uses usb. Kindle Fire. Galaxy phone, digital camera. You can charge this device while charging your kindle! Amazing huh?!?
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Yes, you can use this for both. In fact, you can use it for both at the same time. It works with anything that uses a USB charger. All USB chargers output the same voltage (around 5 volts). There's 2 ports on this device: the outer one is 1 amp, the inner one is 2.1 amp. They are even marked on the charger as "Phone" and "Tablet". You could plug your phone into the 2.1 amp port since the phone will only draw as many amps as it was designed for (around 1); however, plugging that tablet into the 1 amp port probably won't work or would take twice as long to charge. I use mine to charge: Galaxy S4, iPhone 5, iPad mini, Kindle Fire HD, Blackberry Bold. No problems. Yes, you can use this for both. In fact, you can use it for both at the same time. It works with anything that uses a USB charger. All USB chargers output the same voltage (around 5 volts). There's 2 ports on this device: the outer one is 1 amp, the inner one is 2.1 amp. They are even marked on the charger as "Phone" and "Tablet". You could plug your phone into the 2.1 amp port since the phone will only draw as many amps as it was designed for (around 1); however, plugging that tablet into the 1 amp port probably won't work or would take twice as long to charge. I use... » Read More Yes, you can use this for both. In fact, you can use it for both at the same time. It works with anything that uses a USB charger. All USB chargers output the same voltage (around 5 volts). There's 2 ports on this device: the outer one is 1 amp, the inner one is 2.1 amp. They are even marked on the charger as "Phone" and "Tablet". You could plug your phone into the 2.1 amp port since the phone will only draw as many amps as it was designed for (around 1); however, plugging that tablet into the 1 amp port probably won't work or would take twice as long to charge. I use mine to charge: Galaxy S4, iPhone 5, iPad mini, Kindle Fire HD, Blackberry Bold. No problems. « Show Less
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I use mine to charge my Samsung S2 plus my Kindle at the same time & it works just fine.
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It is designed to plug a flash drive into the female end and then the micro end goes into your tablet so you can access the files on the flash drive. I don't think it will work with a keyboard to your tablet (kindle).
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I believe it does- just make sure to put it in the right mAh slot and you should be okay. I can charge my iPad with it so it should be able to charge the kindle as well.
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I don't have Kindle. I think you can use it for devices that use 5v power. I use it to charge iphone, ipad, android smart phone. All work fine.
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It depends on the connection. If it has a USB connection on it, which I think the kindle does, it should work. I used it for my galaxy tab and it worked fine for charging and information exchange
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I would imagine it will charge both kindle's just fine. It charges my Nexus7 and Android phone.
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Short answer - yes.I don't have a kindle but it works fine with my iPad. It works for anything that can be charged via USB. I've noticed it takes longer to charge my iPad 2 than it does for my iPhone 4S, but that's because the iPad needs more "juice."
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No! This is a simple USB hub. It may not even provide enough power to charge a device connected through it. Connect your chargeable devices to your computer directly or use an external charger. I found that the Kindle charger works for my MP3 player but you use it at your own risk.
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Short answer = Yes, it will (I have the 1st gen Kindle touch with the e-ink screen and just plugged it in to verify for you). Longer answer = It'll charge faster than the stock Kindle charger because the stock charger's output is 500mA (.5 Amps) and this one has the 1 Amp (1000 mA) output and 2.4 Amp (2400 mA) output charge ports. Unsolicited advice = Don't do it. For two reasons- 1) If you look right above the charging port on the back of the Kindle, you should see "INPUT 5.25V MAX 500mA" meaning the maximum voltage rating for the Kindle's charging circuitry and battery type is 5.25 volts (standard USB output) and maximum current rating is .5 Amps- or HALF that of the lower power output of this charger- so there's a very real possibility that you could damage the Kindle. If you do damage it this way, Amazon most likely won't cover this damage under the warranty because it'll be obvious the circuitry was overloaded rather than failed as the result of a manufacturing flaw. 2) Power output and potentially damaged electronics aside, I can't recommend this charger. Whatever the hinge mechanism is inside this charger is apparently a very poor design. I've had it for maybe 3 weeks, folded and unfolded it POSSIBLY 8 or 9 times and the hinge is already lose enough that when plugged in, the slightest bump causes the charger to spark as the mechanism separates and re-contacts. At best, this is an annoyance because it means the charger could sit an an angle that keeps it from charging your device if the hinge never reconnects. At worst, it's a pretty significant fire hazard (I've stopped using mine and it's going in the garbage).
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Greetings Vanessa!i don't have a kindle to do a test, only i used it to charge some android cels and iPhone 5. Charges very fast!
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I have not tried doing a full charge on my kindle, but it does work. I have not tried the nook, but if its a regular usb charger I think it would. I can try my wifes nook and repost.
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I was able to charge my kindle fire and an android tablet! Didn't lose any data works wonderfully ! Good luck !
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The box say to use the cable that comes with it. Also, I tried using that cable to charge my phone, and my phone wouldn't charge, probably because the cable that comes with it gives you less power output. Trying to charge the keyboard with your tablet cable (having more power output) may decrease the battery life on the keyboard. So the answer is no.
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I tried to use it for my Kindle Fire and my LG cell phone. It connected with those, but it only would charge them for about 5 minutes, which did not do the job. I can't speak about Samsung.