Will this unit (when recharged by Solar be able to fully recharge the battery in a Kindel 1 unit as well as the battery within an IPAD ?
851997
I do not think so. We could not get the unit to fully charge be either solar or usb. It barely charge a completely depleted iPhone 5. Enough to basically make a call
851998
The best way to get full power out of the charger would be to charge the pack via USB. Trying to charge up the pack via Solar will only get you up to 50% charge of the pack and it depends on a number of variables (quality of sun, etc). Due to the 1amp output, you will not be able to charge a Kindle or iPad, as they require a 2amp output.
851999
This unit does not charge via solar power for me. However, it is a very good portable charger when plugged in and left to charge. It will charge your devices very close to, if not at, 100% if plugged in.
1693789
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.
1020283
No once the unit is fully charged from the mains it will power any apliance & recharge via solar power how ever if the unit is drained completely it will lock down & will have to have the mains adaptor connected even if for only a second to re activate it beare in mind the solar panel trickle charges the unit & cyan take 24 hours of direct sunlight to fully recharge the unit but it will replenish its self slowly during use I find about 5% of the power out put comes from the solar panel wen used in direct sunlight but don't quote me but it is a excellent product & I can't leave with out it please not as with all rechargeable batterys the battery capacity will demimish with time if the unit is allowed to be fully drain to point of auto shut down but if left in sunlight it will recharge itself I sue mine when traveling at night & let it charge during the day hope this helps
1338191
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.
2076726
You cannot change batteries on this unit without destroying it. If you're crafty you could charge your own rechargeable batteries with a solar panel, if that's what you're asking. Ultimately what you care about is how many mAh (milli amp hours) your batteries are rated for. This battery has a somewhat higher rating compared to smaller batteries, which is why it can charge two phones at once, or an iPad and a phone at once, but not two iPads. Higher mAh means longer life and will do a good job with iPads. Lower mAh values means longer charge time and shorter life. Some low end solar panels and batteries are ripoffs so spend more to get middle range stuff like this and avoid disappointment a month later. Like the battery. Don't like where the LED switch is cuz it accidentally gets turned on easily - not a big deal.
181996
It has not done so for me. The solar panels keep some power in the unit but never fully charged.
451415
Yes it can! It has two outputs, one a higher amperage than the other, and both can run at the same time. Just remember to use the right output for the ipad and the left for the iphone to charge them in about the same amount of time, because of how much bigger the iPad's battery is.
1892693
I don't know if it will still be "fully" powered, but I only pull mine out every week or two, and it still holds A LOT of power. One problem with being able to tell how quickly or slowly this drains while sitting is that it holds a TON of power. It could be down 20%, and I'd never notice because it will still recharge my iPod and Kindle so many times. Anyone use this on an iPad?
1798543
yes it will fully charge an ipad, or ipad mini . Only issue that i come to recognize is that is takes 8 to 10 hours to fully recharge the voltstaf recharger.
526548
As long as its fully charged it should have no problem charging your kindle (I'm not so sure about the kindle fire though).
1530142
Sorry but I have no experience with solar chargers or iPads. However I do know it takes a few hours (at least) to charge with ac, so I believe Mr. Samuel ' s answer is accurate.
18008
I can't tell that it charges from solar at all. It is advertised and sold as 30,000mah but when it was received, it is 10,000mah. It does not chage my phone or my Ipad. I will be returning it. But, to answer your question, I do not know if it charges both ways simultaneously, because the instructions are so poor, in gibberish English.
1185851
I don't know either. It will charge an iPad 2, which draws a lot of power, so I'd guess it will charge a kindle too. The connector is standard USB after all...
796371
Yes,you will have to recharge your charger soon after but it will charge. I've charged my friends iPad many times.
533939
The small manual does not address your questions....sorry. Feel free to contact PowerGen @ www.PowerGenBatt.com or info@PowerGenBatt.com. I mainly use it for my Ipad when the battery runs out so it has served my purposes well.
1425542
I think it should be fine, I charge iPad along with my kindle fire and my iPhone. They seem get charged pretty fast. But I noticed that when I use iPad or kindle fire while charging, it barely keeps up with the battery depletion level.
543084
do not know ....I suppose...we used it to charge our phone & camera batteries ...works very well for those...did not use to charge the ipad...guess the only thing would be to just try it