Would this be overkill for powering my wifi hotspot? I plan to use it everyday but also for my phone and tablet sometimes. But mainly my hotspot.
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Each port has a different voltage. As long as your hotspot matches one of the voltages, go for it. You can't have enough battery!
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Really depends on how much you use your hot spot. If you are looking for on and off usage during the day, no problem. I'm not sure however that if a hotspot is your primary connectivity and you use it all day that this battery would power the entire day. I got 2-3 full charges to a Samsung galaxy s5 for each full charge of the battery pack. As Tom said...there's never any over kill.
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I keep my iPad, iPod, Galaxy s3 phone and Asus tablet plugged in when not in use and I have not had a problem with overcharging. I don't have a Kindle, but I would assume it would be OK as well. The GadgetSys is the best charger ever.....
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Its meant for 110 & i've only used 110 but it could only hand 2 smartphones/tablets at a time. So I WOULD NOT buy it.
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I use it to power the Pi 2, wifi dongle, external HD (an older power-hungry model), and card reader. Never had a problem so far. See one of the pics at the top of the page for the configuration.
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I use it on my laptop in a camper. Without it I receive a very week signal. Once plugged in it if I was right next to the router. Have not tried it on a tablet.
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Based on what you're mentioning - I'd go with the 2.1 Amp/10 Watt power strip myself. Many USB devices need at least 1 Amp these days, and 2.1 Amps will allow you to charge two at once. The 'Monster 'Outlet to go' is nice - but underpowered at 500 mA (0.5 Amp). Not sure how much your laptop needs to charge quickly - but many tablets need 10 Watts to properly charge.
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From what I can see , it can charge 2 iPads , a Samsung tablet , iPhone & a Android type phone at the same time without being overloaded .Each of the devices draw different amounts of power, each specific slot is made to handle a certain device. I'm not a expert at this , but hope this has been helpful !
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When I Travel I run A fish Tank pump,500 w heater, Heating pad for the wife, charge her cell phone her I pod sometimes all at one time no problem (cooling fans don't even run) As good as A PURE SINE I don't know what your idea is for a lot of electronics. If you mean A LOT as in A LOT I would say NO.
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The manual says it only puts out the max power a device allows. Not sure if it cuts power. I use it with iPhone and iPads and haven't had any trouble.
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Definitely. It's designed to charge an iPhone (or a different smartphone of similar capacity) and a tablet at the same time, with an "S" slot and an "A" slot, one for a tablet and one for a smartphone. However, the max Amps the entire charger outputs at once is 2.4 amps, and amps are what actually adds charge to your device's battery. One slot gets priority for amps when both are being used but I'm not sure which one. But basically yes it should definitely be able to charge those two phones at the same time.
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I almost never use the power adapter. I hook it up to my PC every night to download the latest podcasts that I follow --- the next morning I disconnect it from the PC and it is fully charged. I have been doing it that same way for years.
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I can only think of one reason why you would want to charge this and another device at the same time by using this device. When you do that, it charges very slowly, or not at all, depending on the power absorbed by the other device.
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USB 2.0 can go much further, and the power rating has been listed everywhere from 7 to 14db, I would estimate it's around 10 to 12. I get full signal off a hotel that is 1/8th of a mile away. And I can connect to several that are a bit further out. It isn't super high powered, but it does an excellent job of beefing up the signal. I got 1 to 2 bars without it, full with it, and that is inside my home, outside I can find several wifi hotspots I can't even see without it.
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I have used it quite often. Actually I have two. Use them to charge iPad. I keep score for softball team at weekend tournaments and since we are outside all day they help me stay powered up once I have no access to a plug.
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Haven't tried it yet but for directions , I wouldn't depend on it. Sorry but as backup power it' great for phone or tablet recharging.
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Use a quality cable, and I'd think the shorter the better. Neither of which would make this product superfluous though.What this does, is to short out the 2 data wires in it, so the phone thinks that it's plugged into the wall, and therefore attempts to draw maximum power. I tested this over and over with a Mediabridge adapter that has usb ports. The only way i could get the usb ports on it to draw the same amount of power as I'd get from plugging it into an outlet, was by using this device.
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I would have to say not. This is for your home network or wifi hotspot not mobile broadband.