Can I charge my toshiba thrive seven (1 amp)
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I don't know the device you're asking about. However, the USB port on my lantern is marked '1.5 A', which I take to mean that it can handle a load up to that value. So I would surmise that a 1 amp device could be charged.
1577558
no idea. the computer might not recognize it. i have a feeling thats what happened with mine and thats why i cant get a full charge
1671002
I believe so, usually one battery works on many different pcs. The one I got from atbatt.com works fine but only holds a charge for about 2 hours or so, however, an OEM Toshiba battery is $125 instead of $30, the atbatt is worth the savings.Plus there's a guarantee. Get the exact battery model no. off your Pc when ordering and ask the rep if it's compatible.
1233131
Yes, that is how I charge mine. It comes with a short USB that you plug into your computer to charge and transfer files.
423988
Remember, this is a 4 amp unit. That means that any single device which needs less than 4A to charge, will be charged.... as long as that is the only device attached. If you have other devices attached, they will be drawing some current, usually up to 900 mA for a USB3 device... sooo something like an iPad may not be able to draw enough current. Most other devices should be ok.
74126
No. The Toshiba Thrive 10 is the only one with the replaceable battery.While the 10 inch Thrive has full-sized SD, USB, and HDMI ports and a removable rear panel which lets you replace the battery or even change the color of the tablet with an optional colorful back panel, the 7 inch model offers none of those features.
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Yes, as long as it is a product manufactured within the past 3 years. This is due to the fact that you may not have the right adapter for your device. My older Toshiba has a different DC power plug (4 prong - like a microphone) and that adapter was not included with the device(purchased from Radio Shack) However, if your dc input is a simple male/female plug of any size it will have the adapter included. Any cell phone will have the adapter was included. *Make sure that you fully charge the device by DC prior to utilizing the Solar rechargeable method for the first time. The instructions are straightforward and easy to understand. Yes, as long as it is a product manufactured within the past 3 years. This is due to the fact that you may not have the right adapter for your device. My older Toshiba has a different DC power plug (4 prong - like a microphone) and that adapter was not included with the device(purchased from Radio Shack) However, if your dc input is a simple male/female plug of any size it will have the adapter included. Any cell phone will have the adapter was included. *Make sure that you fully charge the device by DC prior to utilizing the Solar rechargeable method for the first time. The instructions... » Read More Yes, as long as it is a product manufactured within the past 3 years. This is due to the fact that you may not have the right adapter for your device. My older Toshiba has a different DC power plug (4 prong - like a microphone) and that adapter was not included with the device(purchased from Radio Shack) However, if your dc input is a simple male/female plug of any size it will have the adapter included. Any cell phone will have the adapter was included. *Make sure that you fully charge the device by DC prior to utilizing the Solar rechargeable method for the first time. The instructions are straightforward and easy to understand. « Show Less
2042024
Yes you can .You can charge anything useig 5volt .That's mean all phones and most of the tablets .
155605
the unit will charge from any usb port on a computer or from an ac usb wall charger. if you no longer have the cord purchase another to connect usb to the unit's mini port and you are back in business. I would suggest the usb wall charger be only 1 amp.
690884
No by looking at Toshiba web page you need a 120 watt 19v 6.32 output this is a 65 watt charger. If you go to to toshiba web page you can search for any part for any toshiba. http://www.toshiba.com/us/accessories/Power/AC-Adapters/PA5083U-1ACA. Then come back & search for it on Amazon.
200740
Doesn't matter. They can be charged at any rate. The slower charging is better for the battery's health long-term, but a 1.00A won't hurt them.
1020223
Yes. That's exactly why i bought it. Just need to keep an eye on charge status.
535081
Yes. You will get one full charge or about an extra 4-5 hours of steady use.
1074883
yes you can, but I have only done it on USB 2.0 or a usb wall charger of at least 1.0 amps.
904481
Yes, the Thrive 7 will work with these cables. You need to use the Mini-OTG cable in the package with a flash drive. (Thrive7 will not read a flash drive with a "USB A Female to Mini USB B 5 Pin Male" as suggested elsewhere, because that is a "CLIENT Mode" adapter). To read/write the flash drive with the Thrive7 you need to switch the Thrive7's Port to operate in "HOST mode" and the MINI-OTG cable does this. The only thing unique about the Thrive 7's Mini-USB port is that it does not provide full USB power to run all types of USB devices, like a Hard Disk Drive. So for some devices, a powered hub should be added for a Thrive7. The HDMI Cable also works with the Thrive 7 to provide HD output to your TV. If you need more help using the cables please email me at the web site indicated on the package. Kind Regards, Bobj
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I am using a HiTec 44165 X1 AC/DC charger. It balances, allows you to set storage voltage, save program; and it doesn't need a separate power supply in order to plug into the wall. Almost all of the other chargers need a separate power supply, which while inexpensive ($8-15) still needs to be sourced. I've used it for that exact same battery; works fine.
691405
Just connect usb from charger to Mac air to charge, will probably only be good for 1 charge though, laptop needs more power than the smaller devices obviously.