Has anyone tried it to charge an Asus transformer tablet?
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I have not tried it with a transformer, but take into consideration the battery pack's USB port charges at 2.5A. This works for my nexus 7 and ipad 2 which calls for a minimum 2.1A. If your transformer needs 2.1A then you will not be able to use the attached micro USB cable. You will have to carry your transformers cable with you.
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It charged my kid's nexus 7 tablet from 50% to 100% and still had power left for 25% charge on my s4.
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I don't know if it will work for a Kindle, but I do know it won't charge my Asus tablet.
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It most likely will charge your tablet though, depending on the current output of your computer's USB port, it may take somewhat longer than plugging it in to an AC adapter with a USB connection. The voltage output of USB ports is fairly uniform at about 5v so it should not harm the tablet by doing so.
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It has a proprietary adapter charger which is different from the ASUS tablet my wife has.
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The second generation of Asus/Nexus LTE (Wi-Fi + cellular), released 2013 (?) has qi charging capability. We have two of those and us qi wireless chargers to charge them. Even though the Asus charging adapter (transformer) output supposedly delivers 2 Amps to the tablet while charging, I have not found a qi wireless charger that has an output of more than 1 Amp (1000 Ma), so it takes far longer to fully charge the tablet. Still, they're excellent for overnight charging, and they do not use the poorly made, fragile, mini charging port common to all android devices--which another real plus.
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I am sorry but I do not know. I feel that my tablet is too important to my daily life to experiment with its charging circuitry possibly resulting in a manufacturer repair job.
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I read that the wall charger has some authentication in it to detect when the Transformer is connected. If the device is a Transformer, it bumps the voltage up to 15V? otherwise it stays at 5V 2A max. So, the battery pack would need to be able to something similar if that is true.I'd like an external battery that I could use in the event my pad+dock were both low on power. Anyone found a battery that works?Info from http://www.transformerforums.com/forum/asus-transformer-accessories/6267-asus-transformer-charger-safe-other-devices.html
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Should worked. Haven't tested with a Transformer, but it charged a Nexus 7 tablet, which requires 5V 2A, which is what the Tf700-compatible Asus charger puts out: https://www.asus.com/Power_Adapters_Car_Chargers/Eee_Pad_10W18W_Adapter/#specifications.
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Hi, I am not familiar with Asus Transformer Book t200, it would work with most tablets in my opinion.
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Travis, this charger supplies 5v at up to 2.1 amps. Does your tablet require a 5v power supply? If yes, then does it require more than 2.1 Amps? If no, then this will work. If it requires other than 5 volts, this one won't work. If you wish, please send me the model number of the tablet, then I could check. The power info is on the sticker on the tablet and/or in the specs if you do a search for the model number.
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Yes, I had to plug my brothers Asus transformer on the tv too see if it still works, after he stepped on it.
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I am the wrong one to ask. I used a Pwr+ charger for my ASUS TF300T tablet and the tablet burned out after I plugged in the charger for the first time. I asked for some assistance and to at least get some of my money back (it cost over $184 to replace the tablet). IF you use a third party charger and something happens, you void your warranty with ASUS. Pwr+ said they needed a letter from ASUS saying that the charger definitely caused the damage because that was what their insurance company needed. ASUS said they don't write those types of letters. You would think that Pwr+ would at least give me some money to help pay for the damaged tablet but they stopped responding to my emails. I will never do business with that company again. They do not care about their customers. No one else seems to repair ASUS tablets. Use Pwr+ at your own risk.
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Not familiar with that tablet but I have used this charger for a number of usb charged products
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You can but be advised that this charger killed TWO of my Asus tablets. One was in warranty and Asus fixed it. The other was not in warranty and Pwr+ says they will fix or replace it as soon as I get them an estimate from a shop. I have the estimate and will be calling them today about where to send it. I would NOT purchase this item. Read the one star reviews and you'll see why. I'll let you know if they come through and do the right thing.
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A standard home or car USB charger will not charge the ASUS Transformer eee pad. This cord works perfectly when connected to the wall charger that came with the tablet, which from what i've read is a higher voltage than a usual charger.
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It is advertised to work with the Transformer models (ASUS Transformer Pad TF201, TF300T, TF700T). So, in my humble opinion, I do not think so.
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I am looking for the answer myself. Bought external battery pack Itrent with 11000 ma power that recharges any tablet on the road, but asus transformer does not work with it. Asus does not offer any solution also. Any clues from asus transformer owners?