Does this solar charger charge iPads to a high percentage?
1990175
unfortunately, no. it will give a smart phone ten to twenty percent max for a smart phone
1733170
No way this is going to charge the iPad. Even the 5W iPhone charger (which is more power than standard USB) won't charge iPad.
1780278
It would but I would say this small of charger is not what you would want. Spend a few more$$ and get a 10000mh or more charger. This will propably only get one 50% charge on a IPAD.
1420023
I can't say I've tried it. My guess: yes, but very slowly. It's labeled ipad on one charging pad only. I haven't taken the trouble to verify that the other pad gets lower current draw. BTW ipad air charges faster and easier than older ipad, it might make a difference which one you're using
899142
I'm not sure of the exact rating, but I have re-charged my iPad using this unit.
780689
Thats a good question, from what I have seen so far yes you are able to charge your device first. However, I noticed that when I started charging my iPad it actually drained so much power that it appeared the Anker could not keep up.Both Anker and iPad where empty when I started the test, when the iPad reached 50% it simply stopped charging.I have not had this issue when charging my iphone. I have not yet done the ipad charing scenario again. I'll post up a new review if I notice anything new. Otherwise I'm very happy with the amount of portable power available.
847341
I don't think so. It did not charge my IPad. They say it will, but the time I tried it, it did not. Maybe one of their bigger chargers would do the trick.
745833
I was able to fully charge two iPhones and still had juice to provide some charge to a half-depleted iPad before needing to recharge it...hope that helps
791661
No. It will charge 2 iPads OR 2 iPhones. Apple devices have higher amperage requirements than Android
1601661
I have been able to get as many as four full charges and a 30%+, also I have charged my ipad 2 with the mycharge. it can charge the ipad from dead to 50% one time before the mycharge needs to be charged. If you are using the device while charging you lose one full charge and that 30%+. Also myCharge will be warm to the touch, and may interfer with your service slightly(lose of a bar nothing major). Hope this answers your question.
851889
I have not charged an ipad with it, however I have charged 3 fully depleated phones with energy still left in the device. Hope this helps. It's well worth the money
1338189
Not sure about the iPad,but if it is fully charged I can charge my phone (Nexus 4, so pretty big capacity) twice from 0 to 100%. However it charge really really slow from sun for me (maybe not charge at all), but I usually charge it full at home, and using as a portable battery... Hope it helps!
1338190
I don't think it will charge an iPad at all, since they require a more powerful source (I belive 10W).
1816120
In my experience it charged a device just a bit slower then a regular wall charger. Also, with the unit fully charged, it charged up an iphone 4s from 26% to 100%, and an ipad 2 from 23% to 59% and then died. So I got one full phone charge and half a tablet charge out of it.
665543
In a word, "No". It is designed to work with the smaller (iphone, androids) devices that don't draw as much current. This could charge an ipad slowly with the screen off but it does not have the capacity to fully charge an ipad or the amperage to "push" the electricity into the ipad at reasonable speed. You will need a battery with "2.1 amps" port and at least "12,000 mah" to fully charge a ipad 3 from 0%.
1060178
It will charge the ipad as long as you run a wire to an outlet. I only used it with the ipad 2
699314
The maximum output current of this USB port is 1500mA (I know because I measured it) although Monster web site says 1000mA. So it will charge up your iPad slowly even if the iPad is on.