will this charge an ASUS Transformer Pad Infinity?
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Not familiar with that tablet but I have used this charger for a number of usb charged products
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Sorry, I can't answer that. I have a Motorolo Razor and I get 4 charges from it.
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Yes. The T100,T200,T300 and T700 all use the same connector and charger. It may also work on other ASUS models I am not aware of. The decision of ASUS to not charge with standard 5V power like USB devices is my least favorite part of my ASUS Transformer Tablets. You are forced to have either the ASUS original transformer or one like this that put out 15V and at least 1A.
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You have to use Asus's wall adapter. Others will not work. I suggest purchasing this product since it includes one of these adaptors: ASUS 10/18W Adaptor for Transformer Series Tablets (Just copy past that into search)
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The Transformer needs somewhere around 11 volts DC (VDC) to charge at all. The ASUS charger puts out 15 VDC; all standard USBs are 5 VDC. The Transformer will not charge slowly below 11 VDC. It will not charge at all.
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I read that the wall charger has some authentication in it to detect when the Transformer is connected. If the device is a Transformer, it bumps the voltage up to 15V? otherwise it stays at 5V 2A max. So, the battery pack would need to be able to something similar if that is true.I'd like an external battery that I could use in the event my pad+dock were both low on power. Anyone found a battery that works?Info from http://www.transformerforums.com/forum/asus-transformer-accessories/6267-asus-transformer-charger-safe-other-devices.html
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Don't know, don't have one. I use it to charge Logitech keyboard. Connection does not appear to be iPad anything compatible.
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Yes, but let me explain that it is my observance that all of the ASUS Transformers and MemoPads are extremely picky about power sources. I have an identical power adapter from Samsung (on the outside) that the Transformer refuses to acknowledge - I think it needs clean steady power, which is good because it is trying to protect its components - I would rather have a picky power source with high standards than a burnt Transformer or burned out battery. I have been totally satisfied with this product and the company that sold it to me for Amazon, they beat their committed delivery date by 4 days.
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No, only the tablet itself comes with a power adapter. Both the tablet AND the keyboard dock have ports to plug in the ASUS Transformer's power adapter for charging.
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I do not actually have the Asus, but from a quick glance at the specs, I would not recommend this charger for the Asus 3000. The Asus is essentially a full laptop and probably needs more power in order to actually charge the tablet. At best, this product will work like a trickle charger and extend the battery life but probably will not be able to replenish the battery.
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I hate to say I don't know, but none of my three ASUS laptops have that battery. It works well with the ones I have and all have the same power port. If the guide says it's compatible, it should be, but you'll need to check the power output of the charger against the wattage necessary for your particular battery.
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I don't think it does, as each Asus device has a slightly different charging cable configuration--they are very model-specific--I call the support center for these questions
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Not really. It only charge USB devices iPad, phones etc. Computer needs much higher voltage.
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Not sure, but this one is - Pwr+ 120W Extra Long 14 Ft Charger for Asus N550JV N550JK N56JR N56JN Q550LF Q550L F554LA G550JK GL551JM GL551JW GL552VW GL771JM GL752VW R500VJ R510CA R700VJ X750J X750JB N550JX X550JK ADP-120ZB BB ROG Series AC Power-Adapter Asus-Gaming Laptop-Battery Cord
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I couldn't tell you. The one I bought charges my chromebook, but I have to connect a usb mouse because the touch pad is very glitchy using this power cord!
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I don't know.I am using mine with Powermat Adapters to charge my Hand Held Games.
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Hi, I think you're out of luck on this. I did a Google search on power requirements for Asus Transformer, and found an answer here:
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I'm not entirely sure. I use it on the Asus T200 Transformer and it works fine.