Can this be used to charge my s5 in my car?
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It should be able to as long as you have the USB plug/port or the adapter for cigarette lighter outlet.
1414036
It should be able to charge any phone or tablet that uses a USB cable, as a means of charging their own phone or tablet. So my answer would be yes. This car charger has 2 USB charging ports 1 for phones and 1 for tablets.
924329
I don't know, but I can verify that it doesn't charge a Galaxy S5. The outlet has no problem charging a Galaxy S4, a Galaxy Nexus, an iPhone 5C, and a Nexus 7.
2202532
No you can't because this cable has the old style connector. If you use the charger cable that came with the phone and plug it into the usb socket in the car the phone will charge
629978
I don't think the charging cradle has any dependency on the provider you're using, so i think you should be good. as for the adaptors to plug in to cars, i haven't really used it in that way. i've primarily been using it on my desk connected to a wall plug charger, so i wouldn't really know if it works on the cars. but i figure if the voltage is enough, it should be ok.
811829
I charge my Galaxy S5 with it. I am sure you can charge ipod if you have the right cable.
949567
This is not a car charger, it is a cable only. If whatever you plug it into provides sufficient power and does not have software restricting this feature (such as a hotel room TV), and if your phone's settings allow it, then one should be able to talk on the phone while it is charging with no problem. As far as I know this cable would not be the factor which would not allow this.
981010
Yes. Plug usb into car/computer and other end into power bank to charge. Then to charge phone put usb into power bank and other end into phone
199180
Yes it will as long as your port is a micro usb. I use this cable to charge several devices including my Galaxy S5. I'm going to buy a few more for stocking stuffers.
2200315
It comes with a Car to USB converter and a USB cable. I don't have a Samsung Galaxy S5 phone so i can't answer your second question. My guess would be that it would be able to connect to it via bluetooth with most any phone.
77240
all I'd say is "probably"... the standard chargers that come with the unit are just 12V 5amp, so as long as the car battery can output that current, shouldn't be a problem.. how it may drain the battery is something else, but the power consumption is pretty low (one of the benefits of LEDs), and if the car would be running, not an issue. Hope that helps.
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Yes you can, IF the end of your charger cord is equipped with micro-mini USB male plug that also fits your phone AND your car charger can put out enough amps to charge both your phone and a battery.
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With NO guarantee, I'd say "yes"...You would need a different cord and plug for the phone.The CIGARETTE LIGHTER plug from Samsung I purchased is ratedright on it as 5V-DC at 2000mAThat *translates* into being a "high power" or rapid USB charger device.There are three basic currents for USB. 500mA from a normal computer USB socket.Some computers or docking stations "can" put out 1000mA.I do not have your phone and can't say what it requires OR will tolerate.You might not want to hook it up and walk away from the car...(Or leave it hooked up too long. Like NOT overnight.) With NO guarantee, I'd say "yes"...You would need a different cord and plug for the phone.The CIGARETTE LIGHTER plug from Samsung I purchased is ratedright on it as 5V-DC at 2000mAThat *translates* into being a "high power" or rapid USB charger device.There are three basic currents for USB. 500mA from a normal computer USB socket.Some computers or docking stations "can" put out 1000mA.I do not have your phone and can't say what it requires OR will tolerate.You might not want to hook it up and walk away from the... » Read More With NO guarantee, I'd say "yes"...You would need a different cord and plug for the phone.The CIGARETTE LIGHTER plug from Samsung I purchased is ratedright on it as 5V-DC at 2000mAThat *translates* into being a "high power" or rapid USB charger device.There are three basic currents for USB. 500mA from a normal computer USB socket.Some computers or docking stations "can" put out 1000mA.I do not have your phone and can't say what it requires OR will tolerate.You might not want to hook it up and walk away from the car...(Or leave it hooked up too long. Like NOT overnight.) « Show Less
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Yes you can use your car charger to charge the unit, however, it will take a lot longer to charge than if you were to use an adapter and an outlet.
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Yes Sarah, it can be used to charge any device that uses a USB plug, and because it's 2.1 amps it super fast, I love it so much I ordered several more, one for each car, you won't be sorry.
765521
I'd imagine since they both have micro USB that it will charge. It charged my s5 and it has USB 3.0 so theoretically it would be even better for your phones.
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the thing you plug into your car (or home) is only a device that changes the current to around 5 volts. This current supplies a Charger that is built into your phone which in turn charges your phone battery. So as long as the volts are right it will work.