Has anyone tried charging a Nexus tablet with this?
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It has USB which is standard so as long as your tablet can recharge via USB cable then you should be fine.
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I have been able to. I interchange between the charger for my tablet and the powerbot. I can still use THOSE things while charging. Hope I helped.
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I use the Nexus 10 Pogo Cable to charge my Nexus 10 tablet. A great purchase. Will probably buy a couple more, as they are most effective.
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There is at least one reviewer who seems to suggest that it does. I, too, would like more information about how well it works with the Nexus
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Paul did you ever find one for your nexus 7? I'm trying to do the same thing.
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I am charging a tablet with mine right now, but I have never tried to charge my laptop with it. Maybe I can try it and let you know. It works fine for smartphones ans tablets.
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Mine also never shut off which led me to believe it never charged to full. I tried charging my Nexus 7 and it only charged it to 93% before running out of power. Maybe I got a defective unit
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I don't normally use Qi with the Nexus 7 (I use it with a Nexus 5) but it doesn't block Qi charging for me. I have one of those $10 rectangular Qi chargers from eBay and it certainly activates and charges when you set the Nexus 7 on it while in this case. It seems to pick up about 1% every minute or so that I leave it on the Qi charger.
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It is always good to fully charge things like this before use, ours took about an hour when we first got it. You will be able to tell it is fully charged when the LED goes from Red to Blue. We do have issues pairing it to our Dell tablet (which is Android running x86 architecture so that could be part of the reason) but we don't have any problems pairing it to our Nexus 5 which is running vanilla Android so your mileage may vary.
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I doubt it very much. I have a thin case on my nexus 7 and it will not charge unless I remove the case
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I use it with a Nexus 7 (stock 4.3) and it will charge while connected to a usb device. The status bar doesn't indicate that it is charging, but it does charge at a slow rate (Maybe 500mA).
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Hi Maureen. It is a Qi charger. It uses an induction coil in the charging station and a coil built into the Nexus 7 to charge without needing to plug into the tablet. It's designed for the Nexus 7, though it would work with any Qi enabled device if you lined it up correctly in the charger.
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Hi Austin,I have only used it with the Nexus 7. I have not tried it with any other tablet.
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I can't say for sure about the Nexus 7 but it has ports for most devices. I've charged Iphone/pods/touches, blackberries, KindleFire's and other gaming devices. I would think it would charge a Nexus 7 as well.
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No. As long as your phone/tablet is Qi compatible, placing it in the center (where the Qi logo is) should initiate charging. I've used it with both Nexus 5 and Nexus 7 (2013) with no problems.
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I have a Google Nexus 2013 and two of these chargers would not work for me and I sent it to my daughter who has a 1st Gen Nexus 7 and it wouldn't work for her either. She googled it and found a lot of people were having the same problems. I cannot advise purchasing this charger.
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The second generation of Asus/Nexus LTE (Wi-Fi + cellular), released 2013 (?) has qi charging capability. We have two of those and us qi wireless chargers to charge them. Even though the Asus charging adapter (transformer) output supposedly delivers 2 Amps to the tablet while charging, I have not found a qi wireless charger that has an output of more than 1 Amp (1000 Ma), so it takes far longer to fully charge the tablet. Still, they're excellent for overnight charging, and they do not use the poorly made, fragile, mini charging port common to all android devices--which another real plus.