With this product work with a verizon Galaxy Note 2 which has a large 3100ma battery. I believe the usb port matches this unit. Not 100% certain.
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As long as the port matches, the unit should charge the battery. It will be slower then the usual cable you plug in, however you should receive a full charge. as for the port matching i don't know enough about the Note 2 to know what port it has. I use a MotoX.
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The Samsung Galaxy Note II has a Narrow Interface Up MicroUSB port - Yes this will work.
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it will work with any phone that has a micro usb plug, but not effectively. You are going to have to use 3 AA's to get half a charge (so 6 AA's to charge your phone ONCE). Not worth it at all, I would look at one of the rechargeable models that does not take batteries.
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No. The model number for Verizon Samsung Note 2 is different. I found this non Samsung battery that will fit all/ This is the name: Anker® 2 x 3100mAh Li-ion Batteries for Samsung Galaxy Note 2/II, GT-N7100, SCH-I605(Verizon), SCH-R950 (U.S. Cellular), SGH-I317 (AT&T;), SGH-T889 (T-Mobile), SPH-L900(Sprint), Replacement of Samsung EB595675LA Battery, with Anker® Travel Charger
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It is for the Note 3, the battery slot fits the 3200mAh battery perfectly. You will have to use the original charging cable, because it does not include a cable.
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I have the Galaxy Note 2, though the Sprint version. I've used mine multiple times to charge my device--but only for a couple of hours here or there. (I've never left it charging for hours to see if I could achieve a full charge.) It works great! It's 3000mAh, so it will charge my 1900mAh battery, no worries. Hope this helps! =UPDATE= Upon double-checking, I find my Samsung battery is 3100mAh, so I'm sure a full charge cannot be achieved. That being said, it does work great for bridging the gap between a low battery and the time you can get back to a wall charger.
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I don't think so. The galaxy note battery is larger. I tried to use it on phones with a smaller battery but it didn't charge.
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It should work for any device that uses USB but be forewarned this battery is extremely low quality and will only hold enough charge to give you maybe 30% battery
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I have a Samsung Note 2 and have just taken it off the usb port now fully charged to answer this question. ..which is, yes it will.
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I use mine for a galaxy note 2. The only connection is a micro usb. So if that is your only connection to make why not. I might research at the Grace website. I use mine only when traveling it is great for keeping the phone charged and using the lightning bug sleep app. Awesome sound to boot!
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I don't know, I haven't that device, I use that in a Note and works perfectly, but your device may require other power demands. You should consult the manufacturer's specifications and check that your external power supply is same or lower that 2.0 amp
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Yes, I have a Samsung Galaxy Note 3 and it works great. I think it only matters that the phone is charged through a micro-USB port.
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It works with my note 2 with an extended battery. The note 2 is .1mm taller and .8mm wider. There is enough slack that I imagine it would work fine.
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I am not 100% sure but think the galaxy note 2 would require more power. This Energi to go unit is powered by 2 "AA" batteries, probably not enough power for your device.
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It should, as it is simply a battery pack that you can plug a USB/mini USB into or others if you use adapters into. I've used it on my garmin 910xt, htc phone and lights for my bike.
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I'm sorry to say I don't know. I have a Droid, and it works great. If your device can be charged with a mini USB, of any type, this should work for you.
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We use this cable to charge my Galaxy S4, my wife's Galaxy S3, my son's Galaxy S2 and 10 inch tablet with power supplies rated from 5V 1A to 5.6V 2.8A. I am confident it will work with a Note 2.
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I am not sure, The one I bought, has no battery life, and will not connect to my Samsung Galaxy 2 Note 10.1. I would not recommend, this unit.