Is it 2 cords or one that splits to 2 devices?
1464916
It is only one cord. The pic is just showing the two different ends. Too bad neither ends works very long. Do not waste your time or money on this.
1464917
It is one wire, but it did not work on my Ipad, even though the claim was that it would work on all Ipads.
1464918
It is one ten foot cord. One end plugs into your IPad, the other plugs into your charger.
1839080
To my knowledge it only sends one signal to two devices, I was hoping it could be used for two separate devices and have no luck as yet but am still trying...
1594963
There are two devices in the one order. If you just need two devices, you can just make one order.
443898
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.
680767
No! This works as a one way splitter. You'll need a switch box. If both devices are accidentally turned on at the same time you may damage your electronics.
1084082
Short answer yes, they will be separate. However save your money. I ended up throwing this in the trash after about a year and a half. It only works when it wants which isn't often. The connectivity drops out all the time. The connections for the cords are not secure and fall out all the time meaning it won't stay charged. Save your money.
1888411
This does NOT "split" 1 port into 2. There is no such device in the networking world. This allows you to take 2 ports from 1 end, run them over a single cable, then separate them back out on the other end. It only allows 10/100 communication, as that utilizes just 4 of the 8 conductors in a network cable - Gigabit requires all 8 conductors, so you can't use this for high-speed stuff. Both ends are required for use, and 2 open ports on a switch or router are needed in addition to the 2 devices that you want to connect. For your particular application, you'll need to get a separate 4-port (or similar) network switch in order to expand on the ports built into your U-Verse gateway/router. This does NOT "split" 1 port into 2. There is no such device in the networking world. This allows you to take 2 ports from 1 end, run them over a single cable, then separate them back out on the other end. It only allows 10/100 communication, as that utilizes just 4 of the 8 conductors in a network cable - Gigabit requires all 8 conductors, so you can't use this for high-speed stuff. Both ends are required for use, and 2 open ports on a switch or router are needed in addition to the 2 devices that you want to connect. For your particular application, you'll need to get a separate... » Read More This does NOT "split" 1 port into 2. There is no such device in the networking world. This allows you to take 2 ports from 1 end, run them over a single cable, then separate them back out on the other end. It only allows 10/100 communication, as that utilizes just 4 of the 8 conductors in a network cable - Gigabit requires all 8 conductors, so you can't use this for high-speed stuff. Both ends are required for use, and 2 open ports on a switch or router are needed in addition to the 2 devices that you want to connect. For your particular application, you'll need to get a separate 4-port (or similar) network switch in order to expand on the ports built into your U-Verse gateway/router. « Show Less
1250574
one for power and the other one is for a usb to ac adapter. if you dont want to siphon off power from your laptop.
921186
It turns two hdmi inputs into a single input. It has a selector on the device that let's you switch between input 1 and input 2. So it's not technically a splitter since you have to manually switch from one device to another. Easy to use though, I enjoy it.
1647310
A splitter will not allow the device to have enough power. The device will work on one port but at reduced power. Davids' suggestion is your solution.
789304
This is what this device is designed for - 2 USB ports give extra power to 1 device.
408999
Yes. you should be able to link it to 2 devices simultaneously Thanks Diana
1795612
You can output to 2 devices. But it can only have 1 input going to those 2 devices at a time.
1902465
Into two. But one plug looks like its a dummy Meaning it is for support not for current
1663362
I did use a 3.5 stereo cable with mine. I did not try splitting it between to two. I plugged into one and synced the two together.
1350699
It's just got the one plug at the end of the extension cord. You would need to but an extra splitter if you wanted more outlets at the end of the power cord.
1691878
No, this is a 'switch' which splits the signal from your router to multiple wired devices...