Is this a reliable purchase for a Samsung Galaxy 7 inch tablet that needs 2 amp?
1158533
I purchased a belkin charge for my galaxy tablet and am very pleased. Charges it every time even when I am using it. Charges faster than factory charger. Would recommend to anyone.
1158534
Originally I purchased a different brand charger for my Galaxy 10.1 Tablet -- and it took forever to charge my tablet. I returned it 3 days later. Then I purchased hte Belkin Charger Kit from Amazon --- it works as well as the original or better. I love it. So yes, I highly recommend it.
1158535
I have a Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1, works fantastic. I charge my tablet every night with it, its been going strong for nearly four months now.
1158536
It should work and reliable (I paid less than $10 including shipping) I had this charger set for my samsung galaxy tap 2 7.0". and really liked it.
1158537
I think that it is a bit slower to charge than the charger that comes with the tablet. That being said, I still use it more often when I take it to work or vacation because the cord is longer.
1504408
This charger works quite well with the samsung tablet two. it serves a purpose you can plug it into the wall outlet as well as plug it into your USB on your computer. But also allows you to be able to transfer information from your computer to your tablet and vice versa. I thought it was a great buy and I'm glad I purchased it.
227998
I can say it works well on my HTC one which requires 5 volts at 1 amp. not sure what the Samsung takes.
1078512
The 2 Amp output should be sufficient for charging any type of small electronics. My iPad 2 charges in about an hour.
1008175
The 2.1A charger is the recommended amperage for the Nexus 7. If you use chargers with less or more amps it will wear out the battery faster.
847836
I use mine with a galaxy note 2, which requires the full 2 amps. I works flawlessly with the stock usb charge cable that came with your phone.
1008176
You only want to use the correct amperage for your device. I believe that this device requires the 2.1A charger.
561947
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.
1863758
Yes. There are 2 USB outlets. One is labeled 5v 1 amp and the other is marked 5v 2.1 amp. Either will charge a phone. The 2.1 amp outlet, however can be used to charge a tablet.
1950971
I would first check the amp that is recommended for your phone ie 1.0, 1.5 amp...The android provide 1 amp.
458593
I use it to charge my Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 GT-P5100 and it works just fine. I also use it with the Samsung docking stand and have speakers plugged into it. It works great.
1468268
I have the 500mA output but I think newer version is 1Amp but even that I would think is very low for a tablet so if it charges at all I can only imagine it will take forever
2101921
I have one of these and charge Samsung and iPhone's on it (and up to 4 devices simultaneously). However, there are no AMP markings over the ports and the "owners manual" that came with it does not specify. With a supplemental power supply, you shouldn't have any issue charging, but it may not be "rapid charging".
789382
Definitely. This item offers great value. Since I bought it a couple months ago, I've been using it a lot for charging and data transfer for ALL my Android devices (tablets and smartphones), and I plan to use it a lot MORE. It appears to be well made and very reliable. One of the main reasons I bought it was to use it as a quick charger for my tablets (I have 3) since the output is a full 2 Amps.
557034
It should work with any smartphone or tablet. It has three different amperage connections, 1Amp, 2 Amp, and 2.1Amp. On a recent trip I used the 1A to charge my phone, the 2.1A tocharge my Samsung Tablet, and the 2A to charge the GPS unit simultaneously.
939825
Both should require the same 5v for charging. This charger has a 1 Amp and a 2.1 Amp output. The 2.1 Amp is stronger, but software on the tablet and phone should be able to adjust as needed. The issue is typically whether a third party charger has enough amperage for what the individual device expects. 1A and 2.1A should be more than enough. Plus this charger is sleek, sexy and solidly designed.
1959557
I'm sorry I don't know if it was or not. I am in our IT department where I work and an employee needed it. He has a Galaxy Tab and said it works great, I just don't know the amperage output on it, sorry.