why r their choices re watts12,18,24? can i charge both iphone 5c and ipad mini together?
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Trust me the iclever charger is better than the 18 or 24w chargers. this is a very powerful charger. it will charge any two devices up at the same time. I highly recommend buying this charger.
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My first one didn't work and they sent me one out to replace it. As long as the iPad is plugged in to the correct port it works wonderful. I will never go back to a single. It will charge phones in either port. Great purchase.
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From the product description: 5 Amp / 25 Watts- Charge multiple devices at the same time. Each port is also conveniently labeled, so you won't forget which ports are for tablets, and which are for smartphones. If your device isn't specified, you can charge it in any port. From the FAQ in product Description: Q: Can I charge an iPhone in the Android port? A: Yes. The reason it's labeled "Android" is because that port can sense certain Android devices that need to communicate with a charger. While there aren't many that do so, we wanted to ensure that all your devices will charge at full speed.
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I've tried to use it with my iPad and my iPhone. And for what ever reason I can only charge one device at a time even though there are 4 ports. And that's using it in the U.S.
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Hi, I've used this charger to charge my iPad mini and it works great. I don't own an iphone 5s so I can't answer that. There is a switch on the side that indicates Apple or Sony products. I think it's a great product. Have a great day. Scott
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Hi,Yes!You will be able to charge all series of iPad and iPhone.Also almost all of smartphone and tablet.There are two output ports so you can charge two devices at same time.
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You have to connect two different wires in two different outputs. But you can not charge two identical devices. For example, two iPhones or two iPads. iPad must be connected to 2A output only, and iPhone to 1A output only.
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Sorry, I cannot really help. I have no devices like iPads that take more current to charge. Mine is used to charge 2 iPod Touches and two vanilla (old, not smart) phones. I also use it to charge a Kindle and occasionally another device or two. None of them high power. For my purposes, it works great.
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I tried to charge a iPhone 5 and an iPad Mini and it fried the charger out. Mine could of been faulty and it may not be a common problem.
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I'm not sure, but I use both ports at a time with iPhone and iPad. I've not noticed it taking any longer for them to charge. We now have 2 of these. Love them !!!
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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.
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I use it to charge my iPad and iphone at the same time. It charges quicker that the apple supplied chargers. It will also charge a iPod mini.
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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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The short answer is yes because, without the USB adapter attached, you can plug your 10watt ipad power block into the converter, thereby powering either your ipad or mini. If you are wondering whether the built in USB adapter will charge your iOS devices 'without' their charging blocks, I can only tell you this off the top of my head. Standard USB Ports on most PCs only provide 5 watts (same as the smaller iphone adapters). A connected iPad will tell you 'not charging'. In reality, it will charge even at 5 watts if the screen is off, albeit more slowly. So, I cannot verify that this Adapter's built in USB port provides the full 10 watts that a standard iPad charger does, but I can say that it will charge your iPad if you plug it in overnight.
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J I have used the IMP99D with my iPhone 4S, my iPad2 and an iPod. I am not sure about the specs on the iPad mini as I do not own one, but the IMP99D has ports for both 1 amp and 2 amp charging. I charges fast and recharges my devices when others have failed to do so. You might check the New Trent forum or contact their customer service for your answer about the iPad Mini.
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The newest generation of iPads and iPhones require a higher output USB standard. Older devices will charge fine using the USB out feature of the Solar Battery Charger. Here is part of a Wikipedia article concerning USB ports and standard versus nonstandard devices: "Some devices, when plugged into charging ports, draw even more power (10 watts or 2.1 Amps) than the Battery Charging Specification allows. The iPad and MiFi 2200 are two such devices.[71]." For more information concerning the USB power specifications, here is the link to the full article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USB#USB_Power_Delivery_specification. Hope this helps!
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I don't have iPad mini, but I have iPad 3. It can be charged on the right side usb plug. The two usb plugs have different Amps, the right one has high amp and can charge iPads.
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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.