Can you use all ports to charge 6 iPad 2s at the same time?
1020110
I was not able to charge more than the specified devices. The 5 ports have different output levels, and I found that one of my phones will not charge if it's not plugged in to the right type. It works exactly as advertised--different outputs for different device types. It won't charge device types that don't match and that cannot handle the output level.
1020111
I was not able to charge more than the specified devices. The 5 ports have different output levels, and I found that one of my phones will not charge if it's not plugged in to the right type.It works exactly as advertised--different outputs for different device types. It won't charge device types that don't match and that cannot handle the output level.
1743606
No, one port is designed for an iPad and the other port is a lesser watt output which is designed for your iPhone. I have two of these and they do work great.
1537042
Although Cooper's website doesn't specify explicitly, this outlet is most likely 2.1 amps shared between the two USB ports. Most USB power adapters rate their output as a total - that is, the combined maximum current. That means that the 2 USB ports "share" the maximum current supplied by the adapter circuit. So, two iPads plugged in simultaneously would likely charge at slow (overnight) rates, while one iPad would charge more quickly.
692414
The specs provide the information you are asking. It provides 2.1A per port simultaneously which is enough to charge two ipads at the same time as quickly as if you were using two individual ipad chargers. In practice, it seems to work as advertised although I don't have any way of measuring the output while both units are charging.
1913503
can charge an iPod and iPhone 4S at the same time so I would assume that it would charge 2 iPads
897646
Yes, the names above the ports are just suggestions. You can charge whatever device you want in any slot. However the higher the number above the slot the faster it charges.
650316
No, the most you get from each individual port is 2.4 amps. Or the 4.2 amps using both at the same time.
481057
Yeah works with mine fine connected through the hub to my MBPr 15. What it won't do is charge iPad's at the high speed rate since that requires Mac-specific USB ports that provide more current than the standard calls for; this device is limited to the USB standard 500 mA per port, but it can do 500 mA on all ports simultaneously so you won't have to worry about connecting seven devices and having some of them not power up.
410585
Considering the 2.1 A current limit coming from both ports, I would say that while you could charge 2 ipads simultaneously, they would probably take a while to charge up. It would be faster to charge 1 then the other, or charge 1 via USB and the other via the AC socket and the OEM charger.
1890992
Not one port charges my iPad. I believe the 2.5A is the power into the Hub and it distributes that power to each port.
1661671
I have the 4 port version which has 1 dedicated charging port, I haven't tried charging with the other ports for anything but my Bluetooth earpiece. If the 7 port has 2 dedicated charging ports than you should be able to charge 2 iPads along with other devices that charge off of normal USB ports. Bit, again, I have the 4 port version with 1 charging port and I've only ever charged 1 i-device at a time.
93907
yep, I would guess it would work just fine. We charge Ipad 2, Ipad mini and 2 Iphone 5s at the same time, various length cords.
1769439
Yes and no. Each port can deliver up to 2.4amps. The non-Apple port can deliver 2.4amps to any Android or other non-Apple device that needs it. The Apple port can deliver 2.4amps to iPads. However, the total number of amps is 2.4, not 4.8. (We know this because it's a 12 watt plug, and watts = amps * volts.) So, if you have 2 devices charging, the maximum current will still be 2.4amps, split between the two devices. Any device that uses less current (e.g., 0.8amps) will use less. These statements assume that you have the proper cable.
1778990
Yes, you will max out with 2 iPads and an iPhone (or similar combinations of a Samsung Galaxy 4 or other smartphone or device that has the ability to charge at 2A or higher). So it's not perfect, but it was the most bang for the buck that works for my needs. Of course, you can always charge at the lower A, but you just won't charge as quickly.
1924161
I have an iPhone 4S and an iPad 3. Both can be charged at the same time quite effectively by using the "A" port for the iPad and the "NA" port for the phone as described in other comments here.
1011021
Probably not... remember the max amp is 5. The iPads draws 2.1A each while the iPhones can be charged via 1A. Maybe you can charge 2 iPads and 1 iPhone or 3 iPhones and 1 iPad. I don't own iPhones so don't know if they can be trickle charged like my Android phones; if yes, then you can slow-charge more iPhones. If you want to charge them all without worries, I suggest you get the 8A 5-port charger for your needs.
1318854
in theory all ports should be able to charge an ipad and iphone, but the longevity of the port is very short, not recommended at all