Can anyone verify if this supports the 2amps that is used to charge newer phones or tablets?
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I'm able to charge a Nexus 7 (1st Generation) tablet using a Dell USB port with no issues.
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I frequently charge my Galaxy s3 without any over heating problems . I'm not sure of the exact current rating of the cable though.
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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.
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Yes and it should include the adapter needed for it (mine certainly did), though it will only charge one tablet at a time as opposed to two smart phones according to the included instructions. The output is 5V 2A max.
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Hi Lenette. One of the features of this product is the faster mobile-device charging. We do not have a specific list of compatible devices yet. But, we'll have this one verified.
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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.
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The battery claims to have a 1amp output, however it doesn't seem to charge as fast as 1amp wall outlet. I believe this is because the phone is recognizing it as a USB charge, and not letting it charge at it's full speed. Some specific phones have aftermarket (aka, root, rom, and kernel) support for USB FastCharge support but it doesn't seem the most up-to-date (android 5.0) supports it yet, while older versions do.
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I was not able to charge more than the specified devices. The 5 ports have different output levels, and I found that one of my phones will not charge if it's not plugged in to the right type. It works exactly as advertised--different outputs for different device types. It won't charge device types that don't match and that cannot handle the output level.
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This is a EU charger. The 1.0A port is for phones and smaller devices. The 2.1A port is for tablets.
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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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Not sure exactly the version, vut it worjs with my 2.0 and 3.0 ports. As for the two A type ports on the side for expansion, they seem to charge my cell phone just fine so I an guessing at least 2.0. Hope this helps. FYI, the unit is powered by a B type connection.
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2A = 2 Amperes, as in current for charging tablets and more power-hungry devices. I don't know the answer, I'm just clarifying for those that don't get it, and those that might be able to answer.
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That's what I'm using one of them for. Works well, but make sure you get yourself a 2.1amp charger. You'll thank me later.
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I don't know and I don't think it's an issue. I use it for both phone at 1A and tablet at 2A, works fine. The outside shell is thick and robust, but I doubt the wires inside are any different than any other charging cable.
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Drew. There are two outputs with different amperages. 1 and 2.1 amps. Look at the picture above. If your phone charger is lower than 1.75 amps, I would use the 1 amp, just to be safe. If it is above that, it will charge faster on the 2.1 amp output.
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Yes but bit slower. It's only a shared 3.1A device, 15W, so the max. load will be cut in half -> slower charging. Not terrible however, because there are much worse chargers with fake 2.0A giving only 0.7 per port. I recommend a strong parallel charger with 24+W for those who have hungry devices (iPad, Galaxy Note, all tablets and phablets..).
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It will charge an iPhone (2.1) and an Android phone (1.0) at the same time, no problem. I'm not sure about 2 Android devices at one time. My understanding is the 2.1 slot is for Apple products and I don't know if using that slot for Android products would be okay or not. Sorry.
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Should work fine. Don't own an Ipad, but I charge two smartphones at once with no problems. Second output is marked "TABLET" and charges at 2.1 amps