Can it charge the AT&amp;T Samsung Galaxy Note2 cel phone? (Please answer only if you've seen it tried)
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I have the Galaxy Note 2, though the Sprint version. I've used mine multiple times to charge my device--but only for a couple of hours here or there. (I've never left it charging for hours to see if I could achieve a full charge.) It works great! It's 3000mAh, so it will charge my 1900mAh battery, no worries. Hope this helps! =UPDATE= Upon double-checking, I find my Samsung battery is 3100mAh, so I'm sure a full charge cannot be achieved. That being said, it does work great for bridging the gap between a low battery and the time you can get back to a wall charger.
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I am using mine with an AT&T; Galaxy Note 2 and a Samsung Note2 Note N7100 QI Standard Wireless Charger Charging Receiver Tag It works great but charges a bit slow
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Hi Ms. Bills. Let me put it to you this way. It works great at powering a Samsung Tab 2 10.1 from AT&T.; If you have the same brand tablet (nevermind which carrier it's on) I'm sure it will work.
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I tried it on mine & in 2 1/2 hours, it only charged 2%(starting at 53%). I was not happy! Had to use a "generic" charger to get my phone charged. Disappointed.
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Yes. It is compatible to the Samsung Note (original) from At&t.; Battery can be charged outside of the phone.
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It has worked with my Galaxy Note 10.1" as well as My Galaxy Note II phone. As long as you have your charger cable it should work, just use one of the ports labeled "2A" for quickest charge. Things I personally tried out on this charger: Works on all ports: Ipad 2, and Mini, Note 10.1", Note II Phone, a 12,000 Mah Battery pack for phones and ipads, a 5,800Mah battery pack for phones. All of these worked with no problem. The 2A port will charge faster than the 1A port. All ports supply the same voltage so there is no chance of overloading a device. The port will output it's max if the device wants it, but some devices report the 'A' they want, the port will supply just that amount if that's the case. Most will charge at the max that the port can supply though. This is truely a universal charger. Get it you won't regret it, I haven't and in fact am considering getting a second one.
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can't charge on wireless dongle! Already tested it on Google wireless charger. NFC? haven't tried it yet :) I don't think it would work with NFC because the case is thick.
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Hi Ms. Bills. Let me put it to you this way. It works great at powering a Samsung Tab 2 10.1 from AT&T. If you have the same brand tablet (nevermind which carrier it's on) I'm sure it will work.
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Yes. While it does not charge as quickly as using the supplied cord, it works fine. Also - the size of this charger is almost exactly the size of the Note 3. That makes it simple to align the phone on the charger. The Note 3 gives a beep and alerts you via a screen display when it is charging this way so you know it is working.
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Hi, I can not catch your idea, sorry ;) but if you mean can it charge note 3 batteries, my answer is YES. I've uploaded more pictures on this product, so you can understand it better and you should get your answer, too. Smays
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Unfortunately if you have a thick case, the connection of your charger on the buttom won't reach your phone, unless you have a super thin case... I have tried 3 different cases on my note 2 and couldn't make it work.
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I see no reason why it wouldn't charge your phone as long as you have a USB cable or cigarette cell phone charger for your phone. It also depends on how many apps you have running that are draining the battery as to how fast it will charge any phone.
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myCharge was designed for Apple products, but it works with others. It has three different connectors. I am not familiar with the Galaxy Note 2. I have a Samsung phone and it has the right connector for that. It charges my new ipod with an adaptor. It charges my Canon camera. I would imagine that there is an adaptor that would be available to get the Samsung to the myCharge if it doesn't go directly.
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Yes, it works on my AT&T; Galaxy Note 3 and is charging through my TV's USB port.
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Sorry, I can't help you with the iPhone; not an Apple kind of guy. You can contact the manufacturer and they may be able to supply an adapter separately. What I can tell you is this: The charger's certainly capable of charging your device. I charge 2 Samsung Note 10.1 2013 using the supplied cable and the cable supplied by Samsung. It will also charge a phone using micro USB. If you already have the charger, have you tried using the cable that came with your iPhone? That's your choice if you want to try that, but I would if it were mine. Use the highest power output connection on the charger. Since the cable is not supplied by Apple, you may have to turn your device off while it charges. Sorry I wasn't able to help more.
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I would suggest Yes. I have the Samsung Galaxy Note 2. My battery charges 29% per hour (according to 3rd party app). Potentially higher with a USB 3.0 cable. Advantage for me was the multiple devices in my household and the charger having 2 ports for relatively quick charges on both ports.
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I have no idea. I have the note2 and it does absolutely nothing. The charger that came with it doesn't work either.