Is adapter approved for charging laptop and cell phone ... many have warning regarding electronic devices
924291
Hi Roge, I used it to charge my Macbook and 2 mobile phones at the same time and everything fine and still working :)
924292
Adapter fits most wall plugs around the world. Plug your laptop power supply into it, works great. The USB chargers work for small devices that can charge with USB, mobile phone, palm pilot. Works well.
924293
Hi Roge,I used it to charge my Macbook and 2 mobile phones at the same time and everything fine and still working :)
924294
I didn't use it for my laptop but I did for a tablet and my iPhone and I had no problems
924295
I'm not in position to say approved or not! but from my side I'm using it charging my Laptop and my mobile at the same time with out any issues.
924296
I used this to recharge my iPhone, iPad and Kindle and had no problems. There is no such warning on this device, only the following: "This product does not convert voltage. Do not use with appliances requiring earth connection."
924297
I use it to charge everything. You'll find that pretty much everything you need to re-charge will accept any AC voltage up to 250 volts. This does NOT do anything to change the voltage, only to adapt your plug. About the only thing you don't want to plug into the wrong voltage is anything with a motor in it like a hair dryer or electric razor. I plug in my iStuff all of the time in Asia, and Europe to charge them... No problems.
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My AC adapter came with output of 20V and 2A . Specifications of the power bank says any AC adapter voltage between 15V and 24V should be okay. I have tried an old laptop charger with 19V and it was fine.
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The answer is "yes" but you don't need it for a laptop. Laptops, cell phone and camera chargers are all "universal" (dual) voltage devices and will automatically detect and adapt to 110/220V. You simply need the correct plug adapter for them. Most of them are stamped as "110v/220v" on the power source and can easily be checked. We use this converter for devices that can only handle 110v such as electric toothbrush charger, electric razor or other small appliance.
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Yes it is perfectly safe to use the adapter as you are using only 2.7 amps. I would groung the plug to be safe but everything would be ok.
153151
Its not the prongs that make it a "world wide charger", its that the charger itself adapts to the different currents of electricity. Different countries sometimes use different "types" of electricity, whether it be ac/dc, different voltages, etc. Most people dont realize this and think they can run any electronic device anywhere in the world as long as they have a physical adapter. Not true. You can buy a travel set of adapters for the plug and take this anywhere without having to worry about the type of power your using.
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The charger works perfect, I use to charge it in my PC, and I just use it for 110, and logically should be only for 110 since is not common that portable devices work different than 110 v. So according to the use for the charger hasBeen created, should be only for 110.
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As long as the Voltage of the adapter is 12V, and the Amps rating is at least as high as the amount specified by the component it is plugged into, you'll be ok. If you need to, for short periods, you should be ok using one that is as high as 13.2V, since electronic components are built with a tolerance of 10%, but I wouldn't do it long term.
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If there is an adapter for it it will work.(I will check when I get home) I have hooked up PC laptops to it and it works great. The USB port is the most valuable part of this device in my opinion. It will charge ANY USB supported device. Best electronic support device I have ever purchased.
1659364
I can not speak about a lap top. But, I used the adapter on my iPad and camera batteries (Sony and canon). They are still working fne.
2078210
I'm no expert, but I don't think so. First, this charger is excellent but it still takes a few hours to fully charge a laptop or iPad. So you'd be looking at a very long time for a car battery. Secondly, the charger adapters are designed for household electronics. I suppose someone more handy than myself might find a way to make it work and then if you had lots of time... I like the idea, though. Good luck!
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Most electronic devices are capable of handling dual voltage. This adapter worked fine in Italy last month with our iphone, blackberry, digital camera battery charger. The voltage is usually imprinted on the device. Smaller appliances like a hair dryer or flat iron, would need a converter, but I would hesitate to do it. I have heard that the appliances can overheat or burn out even when using a converter.
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Yes, we've used a few items with two prongs without any problems. But make sure that whatever you're plugging in can handle the higher voltage. We use a transformer if the appliance/whatnot can only take 115V-120V range. Usually, laptops and the like can handle 115V-220V so all you need is an adapter.
1617598
You can use a micro as charger or the adapter for a laptop. My micro sd port fell through so I am stuck with the laptop.
2057250
Unfortunately not. It's only for charging portable devices like cell phones, tablets, and any other devices that charge via a USB port.
647544
None... However, you must USE a separate power supply for the adapter. You must use at least 5 volts @ 2 Amps or 2000 mili-Amps or higher. It is use to power up what ever device that you going to use. Having a USB to power cord which came with the adapter is NOT good enough. My adapter plugs in deep into my laptop. I have problems with some USB devices because of the thickness of the USB end. It gets in the way of the laptop case. I use an extender to help resolve that problem.
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Absolutely, the operating system has no bearing on the USB cable. This system works quite well and it's many adapters means you can charge most any electronic device. This is the only plug i carry on road trips with a wife and 3 kids carrying more different devices than I can count. Good luck.
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I meant to say Ebay, not Egay. I bought this 2nd adaptor for my 900HA to use at school. What's nice about it is that instead of the power brick on the oem adaptor, this one is a just a simple wall plug. I like this design alot more. I bought it from this seller here............http://cgi.ebay.com/New-AC-Charger-Adapter-For-Asus-EEE-1000-1000H-EEEPC_W0QQitemZ180322988929QQihZ008QQcategoryZ101265QQssPageNameZWDVWQQtcZphotoQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem