Can anyone verify the output at 1.5 amps? All I have seen are 1 amp and my Nexus 7 uses 1.8 so this would be much faster than the 1 amp versions.
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To properly charge the Nexus 7 alignment is the key issue it does charge my Nexus 5 almost as fast as a USB cable
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Hi, T. I charge my Nexus 7 (2013) on my Digi charger everyday. Have no worries.
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As I understand, the higher side output is 2.1 amps at 5 volts. I believe most USB ports on computers put out 0.5 - 0.9 amps. 2.1 amps will charge devices faster. I'd recommend contacting Mediabridge directly - http://www.mediabridgeproducts.com/store/pc/home.asp (856) 216-8222. They were most helpful when I was deciding to buy.
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I am not exactly sure what the output is, anecdotally though it charges our nexus 5s in about 2 hours on the pad and in about 45 min on the USB port. Other reviewers are correct about watching your placement of the phone. The pad will make a little chirrup tone when the phone is placed correctly, but if you bump it off even slightly you will only know it has stopped charging because the red LED goes out. This takes around a min or so to go out so I tend to check it a couple of min after I start charging my phone . I have not pushed the charger to the limits yet, the most I have needed so far is 3 full charges in a row without recharging and it was still going strong.
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Cj, my problem was that the nexus just would not charge at all. Slow charging may be a battery problem instead. I am not sure. I think I would start with the power block and USB cords. Then move on from there. The factory charger is 2 amps, but many cell phone chargers will work. They just will not work as fast.
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I have the Nexus 7 Model ME370T with Android 4.4.2 loaded and this works like a champ for my unit. Your unit is newer, I purchased my unit in 12/12 but otherwise I have it hooked to my workstation and charge it when not in use. Great piece and the cost was cheap.
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...ummm, looking at the bottom of the base, it says DC output 5V, and 500-1000 mA. So, 1A I guess would be the answer you're looking for.And yes, both my cradles still work great after pretty regular daily use.
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I use this purely as a charger not as a USB hub. The key is being BC 1.1 compliant. I charge an iPad and iPad mini at the same time. It can pump 2.5 amps max across all ports. It will charge all 4 devices at normal USB rates but if you only hook up 2 devices they should both charge twice as fast! (1000 mA rate)
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I have the 500mA output but I think newer version is 1Amp but even that I would think is very low for a tablet so if it charges at all I can only imagine it will take forever
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Not good. You definitely will need an amp if you are using the nexus 7. I would buy a portable amp or get the 32 ohm headphones.
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It is 100-240!You can read that on the back of the adapter itself. But Let me tell you something, I bought this device and I returned it the same day! I am a computer specialist. The specification of this device is great but once I got it at home and tried to set up all my personal accounts it did halt!!!! My advice to you NOT to buy it. ASUS is great with Google Nexus 7" 2013 ONLY. I returned it and I bought Samsung Tab 4, it is great device and closer with the specification and price to this machine. Amazon is great as usual with its return policy and I ordered another one and I received it within two days only. Good Luck! It is 100-240!You can read that on the back of the adapter itself. But Let me tell you something, I bought this device and I returned it the same day! I am a computer specialist. The specification of this device is great but once I got it at home and tried to set up all my personal accounts it did halt!!!! My advice to you NOT to buy it. ASUS is great with Google Nexus 7" 2013 ONLY. I returned it and I bought Samsung Tab 4, it is great device and closer with the specification and price to this machine. Amazon is great as usual with its return policy and I ordered another... » Read More It is 100-240!You can read that on the back of the adapter itself. But Let me tell you something, I bought this device and I returned it the same day! I am a computer specialist. The specification of this device is great but once I got it at home and tried to set up all my personal accounts it did halt!!!! My advice to you NOT to buy it. ASUS is great with Google Nexus 7" 2013 ONLY. I returned it and I bought Samsung Tab 4, it is great device and closer with the specification and price to this machine. Amazon is great as usual with its return policy and I ordered another one and I received it within two days only. Good Luck! « Show Less
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I would first check the amp that is recommended for your phone ie 1.0, 1.5 amp...The android provide 1 amp.
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I use it with a Nexus 7 (stock 4.3) and it will charge while connected to a usb device. The status bar doesn't indicate that it is charging, but it does charge at a slow rate (Maybe 500mA).
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The charger works very well, at 1 Amp and 2.1 Amps. And both together simultaneously also. Your device is a separate issue, and it's function depends on the cord you have and your device's amp requirements.
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I didn't see any information about watts or amps. During the short time I had it I was only concerned about whether or not it would charge my Nexus5 as advertised. It did a fine job. I'm pretty low tech about electronics, so as long as it doesn't make my phone blow up, it's good enough for me.
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It does NOT charge Samsung Galaxy Nexus (factory firmware) at 2.1 AMP rate. The phone decides to use USB charge mode at 0.5 AMP and gets hot and shuts off charging some time later.For those picky phones, I recommend ANKER Car Charger with Micro USB AND USB port dual charge.Charges perfectly on HTC MyTouch 4G with CyanogenMod firmware. (Didn't get to try OE firmware)
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Drew. There are two outputs with different amperages. 1 and 2.1 amps. Look at the picture above. If your phone charger is lower than 1.75 amps, I would use the 1 amp, just to be safe. If it is above that, it will charge faster on the 2.1 amp output.
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The 2A is generally for tablets (iPad or Nexus7), as the 1A is for most phones. Depending on the size of your phone battery depends on how many times it will charge it. This pack will charge my Nexus7 (2013 model) about 2.75 times, it will charge my iPhone 4S about 5 times. Another option... I use one of these as a UPS unit for my Raspberry pi VOiP server.