is this 6 volt or 12 volt? I usually use my ipad charger base which is 12v so it charges my iphone 5s faster. Thank you in advance for answers
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my ipad charger says 5.4v - 2.4amp. this unit has two USB's one is 1amp and one is 2.1amp output.
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If you know how electricity works, all that matters is amps. There is a 2.1 amp port specifically for iPads and other tablets.
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my ipad charger says 5.4v - 2.4amp.this unit has two USB's one is 1amp and one is 2.1amp output.
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there is different outputs Amps on the charger and yes it WILL charge you phone fast! My S4 usually charges in 4 hrs fully in wall outlet and with this charger, it only takes about 2hr or somewhere there. but i Usually use the wall outlet most of the time since its bad for the phone battery over long period of time to charge it faster than its original speed. I suggest you still use the small Amps output for you iphone but if you are looking for a good charger that is good in all condition and charging speed, this one is it! buy it!
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This usually means your iPad is not getting enough current which is typically due to use of a non ipad charger or use of a USB port on a laptop that doesn't provide 2 amps. You need a 10watt charger that gives at least 2 amps of current. The vast majority of older USB chargers don't give this amount of current. A second possibility is that your cable is bad. I have several iPad cables that have gone bad over time. They charge intermittently or not at all or only if the wire is twisted a certain way.
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Not sure about those specific devices, but my iPad and iPhone charge rather fast. Especially the iPhone. If you use the 2A output port, its much faster when charging a phone as opposed to a tablet. But apparently it's less efficient if you're trying to maximize the usage of the Maxboost Electron's battery. If you're not in a rush, they recommend phone be charged on the 1A port and tablets on the 2A, but when you're in a rush and yo need to chafe your phone, use the 2A port and you'll get a fast charge. I'd say my iPhone 5 goes from 2% to 100% in less than one hour. The iPad takes much longer.
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The output is 5 volts and 12 amps, the output for my iPad mini charger is 5.1 volts and 2.1amps. I have no issues charging my iPad mini, wifi puck iPhone, and the wife's stuff at the same time. I do not see a full size iPad being an issue for this power hub.
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The 12w is the standard charging block included with the iPad, the 5w is the standard charging block included with the iPhone. If you use a 5w charger for your iPad, it will charge, but verrrryyy slowly.
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don't know the voltage but the amperage is selectable, it will charge the IPAD
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Jamie, if you look at the really tiny print on your chargers (you might need a magnifying glass) it will tell you the voltage that your charger will handle. My iPhone and iPad chargers (small square that the USB cord plugs into) says '100-240 v). In the UK I believe their voltage is 230 so we were safe to plug into the adapter only. I hope that helps.
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The charger is designed for iPhone 5/5s but it should work with your iPhone 6. Devices gets warm while charging but it should not get too warm/hot.
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I have a couple of these installed, and even though it says 2.1A, my iPhone 6 plus charges at about the same rate as the little 1A charger that comes with the iPhone. In other words it takes about 6 hours to go from 20% to 100%.On the other hand, I have a true 2.1A iPad charger (the big one), and it charges the iPhone in less than 3 hours (20% to 100%). So I am not sure it can truly charge at 2.1A.
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This is acute little charger. It says the maximum current output is 500 ma. That's probably at 6 volts which means the max at 12volts will be about 250 ma. Not really powerful but if you are not in a hurry and you have small lead acid batteries this works well. Hope this helps.
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Galaxy Quick charger needs 4.5-9.5V Max 0.8A, this pumps up to 12v at 2.1amps. It quick charges my iPad and iPhones and I love it. I drive an Audi A6 and the factory installed charger is a "slow" charger pushing less than 1.0amps on a 4.5 volt charge. So my immediate answer is "I don't know for a fact", but my educated guess is "maybe" and my experience says..."try it!" It is a good device. My kids broke one by raking a cleat across it, but after few chosen words and a few seconds of reflection...I went back online and bought another. I like that they are very "low profile" which brings into question why are my kids using their cleats on a 60k car enough to scrape off the face and guts of a cigarette lighter. I opt'd to think of my childhood and how I would have been hung, gutted and turned into jerky for the dogs....I kept my cool and merely decided the 10.00 was worth it.
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It is designed to charge an iPad and iPhone. It will be a bit slower if you charge two iPads as the iPad needs more amps than an iPhone. You should use a more powerful charger with 4.2 amps.
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I use it to charge my iPad and iphone at the same time. It charges quicker that the apple supplied chargers. It will also charge a iPod mini.
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It's a standard volt charger. I've used mine several times and all I do is plug it into a standard wall outlet. I can plug it in anywhere and it charges just fine.
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There is a "6 volt" and a "12 volt" position on the slide switch of the charger. Place the switch in the appropriate position relative to the battery you are charging, no brainer!
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It takes more than the voltage capacity of the battery to charge it. So 12 volts charges the 3.7 volt battery.
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Mine was 110 volts, it has an a.c. to dc adapter that gives the unit it's 12 volt charging power