Will this charge a Lithium- ion USB battery without any problems?
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If you are referring to USB power packs for charging phones, yes you can. Just be aware that different battery packs are going to respond differently to the auto retry function. Some won't mind while others will be slow to charge when the auto retry reconnects (this is a safety feature with many battery packs to avoid charging a fully charged battery with full current). Other battery packs may cease charging if power is interrupted. So you might want to experiment here. But I've had good luck with charging USB battery packs with the Scharger 14.
1587713
I don't see why not. A lithium ion battery charger for a given type of lithium battery type will work for the any of the same type of lithium battery. It also shouldn't affect overall battery performance.
780241
It should! It will charge anything that uses a USB connection to charge with.
842386
Yes, this battery can charge anything that uses a USB to mini USB connection.
46494
Yes, it will be fine. I use a 3rd party charger all the time when I have lots of battereries needing a charge for a project. I always top it off after using for my camera flash.
847340
I don't own one to be certain, but from what I read, it should be no issue. It will just take longer to charge a larger battery.
2090939
It should work fine to charge the battery. You'll have to use an adapter. Once it's charged it'll go anywhere!
779316
NO it will not work. I do not know if the tip is the right diameter or length, but the voltage and probably the current are wrong. the charger cradle puts out 8.5 volts, and is charging a 7.5 volt 3 amp lithium battery, the USB port will only put out 5.5 volts .5-1.0 amp or so.
611227
this charger will not work with a lithium battery as Lithiums require a special charging method..
659365
I think it can but I would have to read up on that. to be safe, look at chargers you know will charge Li-Po batteries because its better than messing something up.
863077
I believe so; I plugged mine into a USB3.0 slot and charged batteries with it. The USB3.0 standard permits only 900mA continuous power.
1132745
If it charges from a usb then I don't see a problem. I am plugging in a tablet, cell phone and a blue tooth phone, all seem to work fine.
1263777
I don't know where you got this info, but the high capacity chargers for both devices are rated at 5VDC, 2.1A. So NO. And, if you charge at a faster rate the battery will fry!
242248
Yes, I have used this charger to charge two AAA Panasonic 800mAh batteries without problem.
2021116
I have been about to use these battery with a several aftermarket USB chargers without any problems.
423991
I use it to charge my cell phone without any problems, so far. I have no reason to think it wouldn't work for other usb charging devices since they're maximum power usage would be similar.
351241
I would only use this charger for the size of lithium ion rechargeable batteries that it was intended to be used with. Better to be safe than sorry. Could possibly damage batteries or charger.