Can this device charge an Asus Vivtab RT?
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It should. As long as you have the USB cord to plug it into it. I didn't charge anything bigger then a iPhone 5. But it charged my 4s and iPods without problem.
2031714
I am absolutely sure that it has enough power to do so. You may have to provide your own USB to ASUS connector though......unless one of the 3 connectors that it comes with works.
2031715
I'm not sure but it was able to charge my son's ipad and I assume it should charge the asus tablets.
998501
I also have an ASUS transformer. The T200TA. Will this device work with it as well? After reviewing the compatibility list, I didn't see mine listed.
1547653
I do not have an ASUS laptop, but I have an Alienware m18x and it charges that.
623807
This is the exact same charger that I received with my ASUS vivo rt. The part that is pictured (the part that is plugged into the wall) has a USB port.
1440205
You would have to call asus. If they arent recognizing the device it may not be compatible or the ports are bad.
1345042
I can not say... I was only interested in a dock compatible with my TF201.I suggest either trying 1 to see if it will work but make sure you can return should it not or contact ASUS.
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The Turcom cannot charge your device while charging itself. If you try, I believe it defaults to charging itself and cuts off output. Investing in a second laptop charger (HP, Dell, Asus, Acer, ect) might be a good route. Doesn't have to be high power, just keep it within the Turcom's rated input (most bricks are 16 - 19 volts anyway) and try to shoot for brick compatibility with a popular model. The package comes with a lot of input adapters but better to be safe than sorry.
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Although it is the primary charger for the ASUS EPad, I think you should be able to sync and transfer data and files to other devices.
1675624
I am the wrong one to ask. I used a Pwr+ charger for my ASUS TF300T tablet and the tablet burned out after I plugged in the charger for the first time. I asked for some assistance and to at least get some of my money back (it cost over $184 to replace the tablet). IF you use a third party charger and something happens, you void your warranty with ASUS. Pwr+ said they needed a letter from ASUS saying that the charger definitely caused the damage because that was what their insurance company needed. ASUS said they don't write those types of letters. You would think that Pwr+ would at least give me some money to help pay for the damaged tablet but they stopped responding to my emails. I will never do business with that company again. They do not care about their customers. No one else seems to repair ASUS tablets. Use Pwr+ at your own risk.
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Probably. The Setechi has a 2A usb port and a 1A USB port. Look at your charger, if your Asus charger output is 2A or less the Setechi will do the job.
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sorry, I have TF810C, works fine, Asus uses many different adapters , You would need the adapter to USB for your TF701T be careful, when this is plugged in the tablet isn't charging also. this works on about any device with usb, if you have a keyboard with usb it should work fine connected to the tablet
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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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'can't say what the Asus has but this adapter uses a micro usb not a mini usb.
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I have not, the one thing I do have to say is do not go through ASUS. Absolutely the worst customer service I have ever dealt with. Go through Amazon. I have used this charger for a few months now and it works fine.
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ebay you need the exact model or you can to to a store like taget or radio shack wallmartthey have universal chargers you might want to call asus to get the exact model number
1703900
Should worked. Haven't tested with a Transformer, but it charged a Nexus 7 tablet, which requires 5V 2A, which is what the Tf700-compatible Asus charger puts out: https://www.asus.com/Power_Adapters_Car_Chargers/Eee_Pad_10W18W_Adapter/#specifications.
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It is possible to do both - however, L. Tullos is correct. To do so, you would have to root your system and install a different kernel in order to have the tablet charge while hosting a slave device.