It's my understanding that this power bank charges Android phones (micro usb, that is provided with the power bank) but can also be used to charge a Kindle Fire hdx? will the 5000mAh be sufficent or should I purchase one with higer mAh? In order to charge the power bank itself, will the AC adapter come with the powerpak or will I need to purchase one? (by the way, I have the Galaxy S3 phone) Thanks in advance. It's my understanding that this power bank charges Android phones (micro usb, that is provided with the power bank) but can also be used to charge a Kindle Fire hdx? will the 5000mAh be... » Read More It's my understanding that this power bank charges Android phones (micro usb, that is provided with the power bank) but can also be used to charge a Kindle Fire hdx? will the 5000mAh be sufficent or should I purchase one with higer mAh? In order to charge the power bank itself, will the AC adapter come with the powerpak or will I need to purchase one? (by the way, I have the Galaxy S3 phone) Thanks in advance. « Show Less
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When the battery is fully charged , it can charge three cell fully plus still has life in it. I also have a kindle.I also own a galaxy 3. It also charged a apple 5. There is enough power in this little item
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I love the 5000mAh. It fits my needs perfectly. It does not come with a AC adapter. It charges my HTC One all day, if needed. (I use it a lot)
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Hi, I use it to charge my Kindle Fire HD and Samsung 3 it works great for me. If you will be charging our Samsung 3 and HDX and feel you will need more power the EasyAcc has a 10000mAh which cost just a little more, but overall I think the 5000mAh should be fine.
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I have had my Kindle run out of power and did a complete recharge with the EasyAcc.
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I have a Galaxy S3 and a Kindle Fire HDX (7") and yes, it charges both - very quickly, too! I recently took it on vacation to Las Vegas and with a single charge of the unit, I was able to recharge my phone three times and my Kindle Fire HDX twice! It comes with both a short and a longer USB->MicroUSB cable (I think they're 6" and 12") and I just use my wall charger USB adapters, my cell phone charger or my laptop to recharge the unit itself. It does take a while to fully recharge the unit - about 3-4 hours from zero to fully charged.
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Well to answer your first question you would need to check how many mAH the kindle fire has to know that. I'm sorry to tell you but there is no AC adapter with the battery pack other than 2 micro USB cables and the battery it self.
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It will work with your Kindle fire HDX. By using other micro-USB power adapters, it may take slightly longer to fully charge your device.
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My wife has a Fire and I have a paper white and I have used one charger for both on occasion. To be safe you should look at the specs. for both devices and the charger to ensure you will not damage your Kindles. I know this is not a definitive answer but I tend to be cautious with expensive items.
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I don't have a Kindle. But as I was told ..it charges things that have the micro USB cord plug in . Like we use on most of new smart phones today. It comes with a short cord. It has regular USB plug on one end. The other end has a micro USB cord. Which will plug into your device. Hope this helps .
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It is really a stupid device, you plug your usb adapter into the device and plug the device (that is if it would work). It didn't charge anything. The listing led us to believe you could lay your phone or kindle on it and it would charge it, but it isn't designed that way. You have to plug your device into it.
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Do you need to charge it? Of course you need to charge it. It just has a large/powerful internal rechargeable battery. You get a USB to MicroUSB cord with it, so you can charge it.How does it work as a power bank ...? The 'power bank' feature is just that it has a USB port so you can plug your phone in to charge. This, of course, drains the speaker's power reserves to charge your phone. ..to bluetooth and all these things? I don't know what you are asking. It uses bluetooth, a wireless protocol to connect to...other things that can connect to a bluetooth speaker.
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I have a Kindle Fire HDX, it works great on it. It has a clip, but I don't see anywhere to clip it to on the kindle. Works on my Samsung phone too. I bought a case for my Kindle and planned to clip it on the case.
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I have used it on kindles, 3 different android tablets and2 different phones. It will charge just about any portable device i can think although i dont think it would do much good for laptops. All 3 ports will charge any device. The difference is that one port(a) will charge apple fast and one port(s) will charge android devices faster. The one with no letter will still charge anything just slower. I charged a kidle hdx from 7% to full and still had 2 lights showing
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You just plug it in with the provided charger. It's not a USB or micro USB. They send you a propriety charger with it. It charges fairly fast too. I use this power pack to get extra juice for my note 3 phone (huge 3200 mAh battery) and my note 8.0 tablet (also huge battery). It works like a charm for both. When I had the galaxy S4, I was able to get 3+ charges out of the power pack.
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It can charge anything with a micro USB port. Don't know what type port the Kindle Fire port has.There is an option when you click on the item for Ipod charger as well. If you turn off your item it will charge. If you leave it on it won't die but won't charge. I use it when I am not in my car or near an electrical outlet. I can continue to play a game, FB, text, etc. Maybe you could find a micro USB converter to a Kindle port?
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Yea it comes with a regular usb cable to mini usb. The mini USb side charges the unit. You can't charge your phone on it if that's what you're asking. No 'power bank'
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Sort of. Your question sounds like you want to use your adapter with it. Instead, use the micro USB to USB 2.0 cable to plug into this battery pack. It has 2 standard USB 2.0 ports that allow you to plug your device into it just like a normal adapter. Think of it as a portable wall plug that already has your adapter plugged in. I believe it charges at less than the 2.0 amps required to charge a tablet at the same rate as the tablet's adapter. It will still charge it, just a little slower. I have a large smartphone that uses the 2.0 amp adapter, but this still charged my phone fairly quickly, with enough charge left over to charge it again. I hope that answers your question. Sort of. Your question sounds like you want to use your adapter with it. Instead, use the micro USB to USB 2.0 cable to plug into this battery pack. It has 2 standard USB 2.0 ports that allow you to plug your device into it just like a normal adapter. Think of it as a portable wall plug that already has your adapter plugged in. I believe it charges at less than the 2.0 amps required to charge a tablet at the same rate as the tablet's adapter. It will still charge it, just a little slower. I have a large smartphone that uses the 2.0 amp adapter, but this still charged my phone fairly... » Read More Sort of. Your question sounds like you want to use your adapter with it. Instead, use the micro USB to USB 2.0 cable to plug into this battery pack. It has 2 standard USB 2.0 ports that allow you to plug your device into it just like a normal adapter. Think of it as a portable wall plug that already has your adapter plugged in. I believe it charges at less than the 2.0 amps required to charge a tablet at the same rate as the tablet's adapter. It will still charge it, just a little slower. I have a large smartphone that uses the 2.0 amp adapter, but this still charged my phone fairly quickly, with enough charge left over to charge it again. I hope that answers your question. « Show Less
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the device came with multiple connector like micro usb (most Android), mini usb (Garmin GPS used this), iPhone. AC adapter is like a plug-in the wall with USB. If you buy kindle it came with usb cable and wall AC plug in so you can charge kindle thru AC.That's how you charge the incredicharge using the AC / USB adaptor
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It should charge it no problem, I use it to charge my 9inch Kindle Fire HD which has a bigger battery then the Sony. If your item has a micro usb plug it should work fine. It comes with several adapters for different plugs. I use it when I travel for long flights and such. I will tell you that if you want it for everday use as a back up in your pocket, it is alittle bulky and heavy for a pocket but if your throwing it in a bag then its fine. For a pocket type one for a phone I use a Mycharge Trek 2000 as a backup for my Galaxy 3.
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It charges faster than a typical cell phone charger. I've heard that it's been known to ruin cell phone batteries. We just use it for Kindle.
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It comes with a charger that plugs into your computer. However, there are two other options: 1) Buy the wall charger from Amazon, or, 2) If you have an older Kindle (mine is a Kindle Touch) I use that charger that plugs into the wall and it works great. In addition, it charges faster than my old KT. One caveat, read the reviews on the Paperwhite charger; some are not very flattering. So you'll have to make-up your own mind.
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The information seems to be lacking on the Dragon Touch, it looks like most of them use some version of the mini/micro USB to charge, IF you have the 7" y88, that seems to be the only one I have found with a round charger port, the type "M" on the StarTech mentioned is too big around, I got this much by asking Amazon to list AC chargers for the Dragon Touch and looking for the diameter of the plug.. If there are more models or you need help with a specific model of Dragon Touch, I would be glad to check.