Does this support Quick Charge charging (v. 1 or 2) ?
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Is a regular charger. IT have USB ports and you connect directly to the wall
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Yes. I have 2 iphones and an iPad. Everything can be charged. Port 1 is for the iPad (full speed charge).
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Both are fast charge 2.1 and the unit is on my buy another list. Quality unit.
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does it have the voltage on it? if its 7.4 its a 2s. if its 11.1 its a 3s. This charger will charge both. (one at a time)
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No. It will only charge one but with the boost feature it will do it much faster.
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I am not sure what you are asking. The only problem I am found with the charger is that it isn't a quick charge
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I am not sure what model of charger you have but basically plug it directly in where you would use other charging leads and set it to 1S lipo and charge
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If you always set the charger to Balance Charge (which I suggest) there's no issue. But regardless, the charger is set to 4S 14.8 when you charge 2 2S lips, so no worries
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Yes but bit slower. It's only a shared 3.1A device, 15W, so the max. load will be cut in half -> slower charging. Not terrible however, because there are much worse chargers with fake 2.0A giving only 0.7 per port. I recommend a strong parallel charger with 24+W for those who have hungry devices (iPad, Galaxy Note, all tablets and phablets..).
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Yes one of the ports is 2.1 amps and will be able to. I have an LG G2 and it charges great
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Sorry it took so long to answer and yes it will work with 2.0. I actually use it for to charge one of my tablets. Hope this helps. Thanks Tim B.
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My Nokia N900 came with a 2A quick charger, and can charge from either slot. Essentially, if your device can use a 2A charger, using the 2A port will work just fine. If not, your device will likely limit it's own intake to 1A anyway. Without data communication, most devices default to 200mA or 500mA anyway (USB standard) to not over-tax the source. To get 2A use one usually has to use a cable designed to trick the device (commonly shorting the data pins) to do this, or change it's settings once connected.
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Will work with any quick connect that you might have connected to your battery already for charging your battery.
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Yup anything that uses a standard USB 1.0, 2.0, and 3.0 can all be charged with this device. It does only have two USB ports, however.
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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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Mine is Project series and manual clearly says it is BOTH USB 1.1 and 2. However, no A/C power came with it (one reviewer said his did). Mine also came with USB cable (one reviewer said his didn't). Mine does have a volume on the Monitor Output, so (according to one reviewer) that makes it the v2 (new) version. Order mine late May, 2014.
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It doesn't matter which you use. The .5 works best on phone and small pads. the 2.1 is for tablets and larger items. Using the lower power on larger items will just slow done the charging process. Using the higher power on smaller items won't hurt them but won't make them charge faster either.