Tekkeon 1550 and Motorola Droid: I'm just curious to know anyone that uses this charger with their moto droid, how many times can you charge your phone on one time charge off the 1550?
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Understand that your phone is still on while the battery is charging. The drain would be longer if you use the phone at the same time while you charge the phone.
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What tcash1991 said. Some phones, like my previous HTC Thunderbolt, have a rate threshold of 1 amp when pairing with chargers. When connected to a higher amperage charger they either charge at a very low rate, or not charge at all.
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I think it will charge a device fully about 3 times......it would depend on the size of your phone battery. I use this charger all the time when I fly on holidays and want to use my phone and tablet without having to recharge daily....but I'm not sure about getting 5 charges out of it before having to plug it in somewhere.
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This is the only device I have used so I cannot compare it to others. It stays fully charged for months. I just carry it in my bag and it only seems to really discharge when you are using it. You can attach it to your phone and make a call, or plug it into your phone and it will charge your phone. So basically it will charge your phone fully and then have some juice left. I haven't used it much. Seems to work well! Mine is a Droid Razr Maxx, and my friend used it on her non motorolla phone too, so I think it would also charge an Ipad or Kindle, anything with that same connector. So if you phone holds a charge all day, this will get you another day basically. This is the only device I have used so I cannot compare it to others. It stays fully charged for months. I just carry it in my bag and it only seems to really discharge when you are using it. You can attach it to your phone and make a call, or plug it into your phone and it will charge your phone. So basically it will charge your phone fully and then have some juice left. I haven't used it much. Seems to work well! Mine is a Droid Razr Maxx, and my friend used it on her non motorolla phone too, so I think it would also charge an Ipad or Kindle, anything with that same connector. So if you... » Read More This is the only device I have used so I cannot compare it to others. It stays fully charged for months. I just carry it in my bag and it only seems to really discharge when you are using it. You can attach it to your phone and make a call, or plug it into your phone and it will charge your phone. So basically it will charge your phone fully and then have some juice left. I haven't used it much. Seems to work well! Mine is a Droid Razr Maxx, and my friend used it on her non motorolla phone too, so I think it would also charge an Ipad or Kindle, anything with that same connector. So if you phone holds a charge all day, this will get you another day basically. « Show Less
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I've been able to both recharge and charge at the same time. I currently own 6 different brands of chargers and while this one is the heaviest and the least attractive it I'd by far the best charger I own. I now own 3 of them!
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I think it should work. As the output and input of these chargers are same for all motorola droid devices.But please check the power specification for droid x for compatibility.
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I have had mine for almost a year now and no issues at all. I do charge both separately at night and only use the Jackery after I have run the phone down.
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Wish I knew. I got it when I lost my charger for my Motorola X2. It's identical to the original one for the Droid X2. Once in a while, you can use another adapter, but I don't know if you want to take the chance. Why not ask the vendor via Amazon? Good luck!
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If you fully charge a smartphone, then completely drain said smartphone of power, then recharge the smartphone...that is charging the smartphone twice. Or, if you rather, charge two smartphones if you happen to have two. This unit, when fully charged, holds enough power in the internal battery to do that without having to recharge it. Once the internal battery of this unit is drained, you can recharge it and repeat the process as many times and as often as you wish. Does that answer your question?
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Same thing happened to me with the charger port. The Jawbone is an odd design with it's hidden controls and general difficulty taking it on and off. Performance wise, I thought it was one of the better ones I've used - but I have a pretty low opinion of these devices in general. I've tried about a half dozen or so, some were completely useless (like the Motorola 700). I had a Jabra that worked well for a month or so then one day it decided it wouldn't hold a charge anymore. But back to the Jawbone, because of the charger issue, I really think the product is flawed. I'm going to give the 510 a try. Same thing happened to me with the charger port. The Jawbone is an odd design with it's hidden controls and general difficulty taking it on and off. Performance wise, I thought it was one of the better ones I've used - but I have a pretty low opinion of these devices in general. I've tried about a half dozen or so, some were completely useless (like the Motorola 700). I had a Jabra that worked well for a month or so then one day it decided it wouldn't hold a charge anymore. But back to the Jawbone, because of the charger issue, I really think the product is flawed. I'm going to give the 510... » Read More Same thing happened to me with the charger port. The Jawbone is an odd design with it's hidden controls and general difficulty taking it on and off. Performance wise, I thought it was one of the better ones I've used - but I have a pretty low opinion of these devices in general. I've tried about a half dozen or so, some were completely useless (like the Motorola 700). I had a Jabra that worked well for a month or so then one day it decided it wouldn't hold a charge anymore. But back to the Jawbone, because of the charger issue, I really think the product is flawed. I'm going to give the 510 a try. « Show Less
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Hi! I just read the little manual that came with the charger. It says the charger has Individual Maximum Timer Control for overcharge protection. By the way, I love this charger and think it works very well. Hope that helps! :)
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It seems your questions have been answered already. I have the 16000mah version. My wife and I went camping for three days and took this with us. It charged both of our phones (S3 and iphone5) all weekend, and had more than 50% charge when we got back. This 12000mah version has enough power to charge the average phone from dead to 100% 5-6 times minimum. A usb cord that charges a galaxy will also charge this device.
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I have an older Droid Maxx and my wife's is newer. Her power and data port are located in a different place on the phone, so at least with our phones, the dock is not interchangable with our phones. I don't know where that data/power receptacles are located on each model of Droid, so I cannot give a credible answer. I always try to purchase something that is model/type specific, if it doesn't not specifically list my model, I would assume that it is not compatible. I hope that answers/helps you. D.
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This charger has been very effective for me in rapidly charging my phone. I have a HTC Droid DNA, but I have used this same charger on a droid Incredible 1,which I have had for some time.
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My guess is that it would only charge the phone once. If you're looking for something for multiple recharges I also have Anker® Astro E5 15000mAh External Battery Pack 2-Port 3A Output Portable Charger Power Bank for USB Devices (Black)This would charge your phone 5 to 6 times. I love mine and use it all the time.
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The problem is that most likely the phone charger is a dumb straight, non terminating charger that is completely overcharging the eneloops. I really am annoyed at Panasonic for doing something in their phones such that a completed charged set of eneloops will show up as need to be charged. Stupid. I want to charge my eneloops in my own smart charger, not the dumb phone cradle chargers.
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Hi, I just tried charging two Galaxy S4 phones with this device. They are displaying a charging status. What I don't know for sure is what charge current they're drawing. If there's a way to get the phone to tell me that, let me know and I'll check (yeah I could cut the cable and put an ammeter on it, but I'm not quite that curious...).