Will the USB ports on this outlet charge a new iPad Air? Anybody test it?
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Yes, It charges the new Ipad Air. I found that it works as well as the apple charger.
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The USB ports have a combined voltage of 2.5 amps. So with one connected you get all 2.5. With two connected you get around 1.5 amps each. It will charge but not as quickly as with just one connected. The AC Outlet works independently. So I currently have an iphone, and an ipad connected to the usb ports and a bluetooth speaker recharging on the AC outlet. All 3 are charging, albeit slower then if fewer devices were connected. Short answer is YES.
607309
As long as it takes around 2000 mA or 2 Amps or less it should work. I use it to charge an iPad Air and they use 2 Amps and it works well for me.
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I have the 7-port version of this product, and it won't charge an iPad Air faster than your computer's USB port -- despite claiming the charging port is high-power. It is possible that this version (the 4-port hub) does better, but if it doesn't, make sure you return it within Amazon's return window. In my experience, D-Link has no customer service; I wrote to them twice about a problem with my hub, and received no response (it's been months now).
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Yes, there are two ports on this device that support the required voltage needed to charge the legacy iPads (v1 - v4). My new iPad Air charges with this device as well but I have noticed that the iPad Air is more tolerant of the universal chargers which means that I can actually charge both of my kids iPad 1 and my iPad Air.
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The BB charger output is 5 Volts @ 1.8 Amps max. (total I assume) so if you have an Apple USB cable and your device doesn't draw more than 1.8 A I'd say yes. Ipads however might or might not charge at that level. I understand that they draw 2.1 Amps and might be sensitive to the lower current and not charge, though they should albeit more slowly.Check your device adapters for output info which has to be printed on it. Might bring a good magnifier as some print is very tiny. Manuals also should have the power specs as well as any warnings that might apply.
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No idea with an Air; I have an IPad 2 and it works well. Also works with the one that came after the iPad 2. Call Apple and ask them.
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It uses a standard USB charger. I do not have an IPAD, but if the Ipad has a USB standard slot it should work fine
1060178
It will charge the ipad as long as you run a wire to an outlet. I only used it with the ipad 2
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According to the documentation the USB ports are 2.1 amp. iPads use a 5.1 volt-2.1 amp -10watt charger. So, the product should support directly charging a tablet.
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Yes. All the ports have 5V out and 2 ports have up to 2A out. Your ipad 4 will charge normally on the 2A ports. It will charge slower than normal on the 1A ports.
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I own an iPad 3. The built in usb port charges just fine, the tablet is indicating that it is charging with the screen on.
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I am not familiar with the plug on the iPad air...if it has a plug like the iPad 4... The answer is yes...very nice charger
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I dont know if it is compatible with the iPad Air. I have the first generation iPad. Yes it charges while you use it.
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I recently charged my iPad 3 and an iPhone 5 in an airport using the USB ports. But your mileage may vary.
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I've never charged an ipad but I have charged my phone and nexus tablet. It is a powered usb device so it shouldn't have a problem charging anything.
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No, it does not charge my iPad Air and I am very upset about it! I get a message on the screen of the iPad saying that the charger is not "certified"!