Can I charge an iPhone 5 and an iPad ?
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I charge my 2 year old iPad, iPhone 5, Kindle and an older iPod. The charger does not come with cords but I found short inexpensive cords available on Amazon that work.
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Yes. My wife and I own four iOS devices between us: An original iPad, an iPad 3, an iPhone 5 and an iPhone 5c. We can and usually do charge all four at once.
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Yes you can but need to use your cord that came with ipad. You can charge 5 devices at once
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You can charge any device with a UBS end, so yes. It's a very clever little device.
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It will work to charge the iPhone 5 and provide data transfer into iTunes for the iPad 2 and iPad 3 (will not charge).
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Yes, it could charge two iPhones instead of one iPhone and one iPad. However, it is set up for the old iPhone connection (the one that was the same as the iPad connection), so you'll need adapters if you have a newer phone.
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You can charge your phone with the same adapter and lightning cable that came with your IPhone 5.
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I assume so, as long as the iPad is plugged into the "A" port. I charge both my iPhone and my iPad at the same time using the "A" port for the iPad and the "NA" port for the phone.
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USB outlets are marked 1A(upper) and 3A(lower) BUT the total is limited to 3.1A.So one at a time you can charge any iPad or iPhone BUT since iPad Air requires 2.4A may have a problem combining with another device. Earlier iPads may not be a problem combining since they require less amperage.
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Yes if you use an adpter it would work with your iPhone 5 not sure if the iPad with an adapter on it would be too much weight . I found that older wall sockets can not hold the USB dock steady on its on . I hope this is helpful
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Yes, it does. It works with any USB powered device rated 5VDC, up to 2.1A. There are 2 USB outputs: one is rated 2.1A and one is rated 1A. Use either one to output to charge the iPhone, but you need to use the 2.1A output to charge the ipad.
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I am not sure what iPad 5 is....but if it has lightning connector similar to iPhone 5 than there is no a single reason why this cable won't charge it.
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It will charge the iPad mini, but the dock may not be able to hold its weight as the dock scaled for iPhone 5.
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You have to connect two different wires in two different outputs. But you can not charge two identical devices. For example, two iPhones or two iPads. iPad must be connected to 2A output only, and iPhone to 1A output only.
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Yes I have iPad retina, iPad mini and iPhone 5S all charge on either port, I ended up buying the 4 port one because I loved the 2 port so much
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That is correct. It worked great charging both my iPad and iPhone at the same time.
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Yes they do. You can charge tow iPhones or one iPhone and one iPad at the same time. You can also charge other devices like a Powerbank. I use it to charge my COM-PAD Power Bank 6000.
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The attachments will work for the iPhone 4. The iPhone 5 and iPad Air both require lightning connections which this doesn't come with, but both devices can be plugged into the back-up battery's USB connector (with the cable they came with). So this unit will charge all three devices.
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I don't have an iPad 3, but I don't think you would be able to charge both, simultaneously, from the USB ports. They're standard 1500ma ports and iPad 3 requires a 2100ma port to work. You could use an iPad brick and a USB port to charge both.
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Yes. I have an iPad Air and an iPhone 5 and I plugged the iPad in the A slot and the iPhone in the NA slot and they both charged. The best use for this is at a bedside nightstand so they can charge all night.