Does this solar charger charge iPads to a high percentage?
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No, the solar charger currently does not have constant Voltage supported. It may charge iPads slowly. A new upgrade solar charger will be released in one month, It could charge iPads as a normal AC charger. Hence I suggest you come back after 1 month. If you have further inquiries, feel free to contact our support via support@easyacceu.com
796367
Yes! In fact we charge the iPad once and charge our iphones a couple times before the New Trent runs out of juice.
2254341
It is normal, use an iPad charger box or a tablet charger box.Solar charging it doesn't always do the trick.So I prefer to use wall outlet,car charger or tablet charger.Tablet chargers do the trick.I worried for mines too.
899142
I'm not sure of the exact rating, but I have re-charged my iPad using this unit.
2042025
Yes. This charger runs at 2.1 amps per port which is the equivalent to the Apple iPad charger meaning it'll charge at the same speed.
1619147
It charges my samsung galaxy note 10.1. I feel it will charge an ipad just not from 0% to 100% probably only about 50% charge
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I would say it can, because when I am charging the Anker and also plug in my iPad to be charged the iPad shows it is charging.
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.
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Yes it is. but it is not powerful enough to charge it as fast as it uses power if the battery is not previously charged and you are just charging with the sun. You will need to charge the battery in the solar panel with the sun or usb port for a few hours before charging your ipad air
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The iPad Air has a larger battery than an iPhone and it expects a higher wattage. If the solar panel isn't in direct sunlight it's power output might go below the minimum for the iPad Air to thinks its being charged, which is why you see 'not charging'. It is charging...just very slowly.
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
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.
435879
Yes - "Two high-powered USB charging ports with 3.6 Amps of charging capacity" I bought this and have no issue charging two of anything (including ipads) - love the product!
727552
YES. IPads will not work with 0% internal battery charge. You will have to wait a minute or two to get to 1% charge. Then you can continue to use the tablet while it charges.
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Yes, you should be able to charge this with a solar charger that has a micro-usb connection... just bear in mind that it will probably take A WHILE to fully charge from fully drained as this device packs a lot of charge. It will also charge your iPad mini 2 and comes with multiple ends for you to use.
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Wow, did nobody read the Product description? This is assuming that the company is being truthful and doesn't get into which version of the iPad you have ,although the Apple Charger is 10.5W (5V@2.1A) and this is normally the fastest rate that most Vendors will claim. Product Description:"Apple Port:iPad @ 2.4 Ampere Max. iPhone / iPod Touch @ 1 Ampere Max. " So, according to the company, if you are charging an iPad then YES it will get the full 2.4A at 5V (12W) if you want to charge an iPhone on this then NO it will only charge at 5W (5V@1A).
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Yes, I can fully charge my iPad2, and still l have power to almost fully charge my Samsung Galaxy S 3. The solar cell only charges the battery to 75%. To fully charge the battery, you must plug it in. The battery will charge your device, an recharge via solar cell at the same time.