I have no Apple prods. If I use this to have 2 charging ports &amp; my devices are 0.7A to 1.0A, do I have to worry about my devices getting damaged? Thx
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You cannot destroy a device by connecting a power supply with a larger current rating than its requirement. If your device needs 0.7A to 1A then it would take just that amount. I believe however that if your battery for the device is poorly design then it could take more than the required amt and damage the device. It is also in my opinion that the power plug is not going to be the problem. I have mine and it works well still. I also left my device on the power plug longer than it used to and my device still works fine. Hope this info helps
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I use it to charge my iphone from the 1.0A port all the time and it works fine, but it probably wouldn't work as well with the 2.1A port since charging input is only 1.0A
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Yes, it can be used to charge two Android devices at once. My understanding is that the apple port only charges an Android device at 1.5A, but the Apple device at 2.1A. It charges my S3 pretty darn quick though.
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Yes you can charger two Apple products at the same time. It is however slower to charge both..it cuts the amount of power is my understanding. I am currenting using this charger as I type, and even though only had a short time, am pleased with it.
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I'm not precisely sure on that. The thing has 2 USB ports. One for Apple devices. The other for anything else. They are stamped "A". And. "NA". The little pamphlet says you'll get full 2.4 on the A port but if you use both at one time the power is divided & I don't remember the exact breakdown
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I have had mine over a year now and have not had one problem and highly recommend it. I think that the not certified is that it's not an Apple approved device by Apple. Just like charging cables, I needed a longer cable so I bought some cheap ones off groupon, woot etc. and they all work fine at half the price or less.
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The ports do matter. I tried charging using the Apple port (lower one) on my HTC One (m7) and an overnight charge from got it to about 75% from dead.
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Hi, yes you can charge 2 iPhones at once, just that one will charge faster than the other. The 2.1amp is great in the sense that it charges your iPhone very quickly. It will and does not harm the iPhone.
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From what I've read on the other dual port chargers you need a 2.4A port to charge the iPhone or iPad. This one seem more for Android devices.
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The USB ports have a combined voltage of 2.5 amps. So with one connected you get all 2.5. With two connected you get around 1.5 amps each. It will charge but not as quickly as with just one connected. The AC Outlet works independently. So I currently have an iphone, and an ipad connected to the usb ports and a bluetooth speaker recharging on the AC outlet. All 3 are charging, albeit slower then if fewer devices were connected. Short answer is YES.
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I'm not a genius, but it appears to function the way you describe. The instructions indicate that the "A" port (I assume the "A" stands for Apple) will put out the 2.4 A when used as a single port. The second port, labeled "NA" is for non-Apple devices, although I charge my iPhone with it. The catch is when you plug in two devices, the overall output is still 2.4A, but it is distributed to both ports.Hope that helps!
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I was not successful with that . I got a message that it was not an authorized charger and it would overheat. I didnt continue because i was afraid of ruining my ipad
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So, if you have a case it won't charge properly? I have an iPhone 4 with a slim rubber case and am worried that if I buy this product, I'll have to remove my iPhone from the case every time I want to dock it.. would that be the case?
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This product will convert an M outlet so you can plug a standard USA plug into it. It is not, however, a voltage converter as best as I know. As such, I do not know if it will damage your apple products. I think you will need to check that with MAC (maybe their tech support can tell you). It did not damage my droid phone (and it is not a recent model).
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Yes - "Two high-powered USB charging ports with 3.6 Amps of charging capacity" I bought this and have no issue charging two of anything (including ipads) - love the product!
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I don't think there's anything too mysterious about chargers. This Belkin base delivers a 2.1 amp current to whatever USB cord you plug into it. I've used this base to charge iPhones, iPads, iPods, Android phones, camera batteries... The only thing "hocus pocus"-ey about Apple is the non-USB, *other* end of the cord, the end which plugs into your device -- something about a slightly different pin configuration will sometimes make my iPhone5 say something like "this cord is not approved by Apple". But if I switch the cord (or even just flip it over) it's always charged any of my devices, and very quickly at that. I don't think there's anything too mysterious about chargers. This Belkin base delivers a 2.1 amp current to whatever USB cord you plug into it. I've used this base to charge iPhones, iPads, iPods, Android phones, camera batteries... The only thing "hocus pocus"-ey about Apple is the non-USB, *other* end of the cord, the end which plugs into your device -- something about a slightly different pin configuration will sometimes make my iPhone5 say something like "this cord is not approved by Apple". But if I switch the cord (or even just flip it over) it's always charged... » Read More I don't think there's anything too mysterious about chargers. This Belkin base delivers a 2.1 amp current to whatever USB cord you plug into it. I've used this base to charge iPhones, iPads, iPods, Android phones, camera batteries... The only thing "hocus pocus"-ey about Apple is the non-USB, *other* end of the cord, the end which plugs into your device -- something about a slightly different pin configuration will sometimes make my iPhone5 say something like "this cord is not approved by Apple". But if I switch the cord (or even just flip it over) it's always charged any of my devices, and very quickly at that. « Show Less
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I tried to charge a iPhone 5 and an iPad Mini and it fried the charger out. Mine could of been faulty and it may not be a common problem.