I have a Kindle Fire HDX 7. I'm using the standard charger. If I watch a video with it plugged in the battery still dies. Should this be happening?
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No. The reason could be that the connector on the Kindle is loose or somehow not making a connection with the charger end.Does the charge indicator show it is charging while charger is plugged into the kindle?
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No. Call amazon. I have had to return my kindle for the same reason. Try shutting it down completely, then start back up and plug back in. Hope it helps.
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I think it has to do with the mAh output. It does the same to me. If I plug it in at night it will be at 100% by the morning. But if its going dead and I'm on it, instead of charging when I plug it up like it would with the original samsung cord, it will die! So like I said it has a lot to do it the output of the charge. Hope I could help.
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I don't know.Mine came with a few attachment,one was for a Samsung phone.I have used it to charge my kindle fire 8.9 HDX but I have never timed it too see,how long the batteries would last.
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The charger work with the kindle fire HD but I don't think it will last long (maybe one charge) 2600mAh. I only use for my Iphone5, but you can use it with any device that have an usb cable.
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I have used it with a kindle fire works fine.I have not used it on my kindle fire HDX,so I can not answer your question.I don't know why it would not.sorry not much help
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I purchased a new battery and replacing the battery did not solve my charging issue, I did solve the charging issue by purchasing the Kindle wick charger which provided a higher wattage. Hopefully this helps
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No you have to turn it on and off each time or it will die. You can plug in and use it but for some reason mine doesnt charge as fast as the battery on it is depleted. I think it could just be my charger though
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Wow - I can't imagine why not. Are you sure it's the charger and not your cable or Kindle? What happens and what have you tried so far?
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Hello from Mediabridge,The USB port on the computer provides .5A which is much lower than the 1.8A that the Kindle charger provides. So if your Kindle is powered on when plugged into the computer, then you will not notice a charge at all. If you power off the Kindle, the computer will charge it very slowly. Thanks,Mediabridge Customer Support856-216-8222info@mediabridgeproducts.comTue-Sat 9am to 6pm Eastern
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I would typically plug it in when the battery died. I would just plug the charger directly to the phone or to my rapid-charge car charger - while still in the phone. One thing I should point out though. About one month after the warranty expired, the battery bloated up. I had to replace it with a zero lemon battery. I've had the new battery about 3 months and so far it is working flawless.
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The adapter will not charge through the HDMI connection alone. However, it has an additional lighting port (next to the HDMI port) where you can connect your standard lightning-to-USB charging cable, and then the device will charge while displaying video through the HDMI port.
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This is not official, since there is no doucmentaion on this subject, but the way i do it, is pull it out, when the battery charger stops its animation (empty, 1/4, 1/2, 3/4, full and repeat) Damn i wish there was more documentation that came with this player. It could've been great. And yes, i already overcharged mine, it only last now for about 4 hours after a day of charging.
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I charge mine up then use it for a day or two of filing dog nails. I think if you leave them on the charger, any rechargeable battery, it slowly kills the battery. Just charge this one when it needs it.
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Yes - you can use your device while this is plugged in. However, depending on your device and usage, this 5600 mAh unit may or may not charge it as fast as you are draining the battery. (Reading a book is probably fine, but playing games or watching video may only extend the time before you run out of juice.) You can get around that by simply recharging your device (Kindle HD) before it is almost dead. This Anker model is more for charging smartphones than tablets. You may want to consider the 10000mAh (or higher) models which are much better suited for recharging tablets. The 8400mAh model may also work for the Kindle Fire HD. Yes - you can use your device while this is plugged in. However, depending on your device and usage, this 5600 mAh unit may or may not charge it as fast as you are draining the battery. (Reading a book is probably fine, but playing games or watching video may only extend the time before you run out of juice.) You can get around that by simply recharging your device (Kindle HD) before it is almost dead. This Anker model is more for charging smartphones than tablets. You may want to consider the 10000mAh (or higher) models which are much better suited for recharging tablets. The... » Read More Yes - you can use your device while this is plugged in. However, depending on your device and usage, this 5600 mAh unit may or may not charge it as fast as you are draining the battery. (Reading a book is probably fine, but playing games or watching video may only extend the time before you run out of juice.) You can get around that by simply recharging your device (Kindle HD) before it is almost dead. This Anker model is more for charging smartphones than tablets. You may want to consider the 10000mAh (or higher) models which are much better suited for recharging tablets. The 8400mAh model may also work for the Kindle Fire HD. « Show Less
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I assume that you mean "does it stop charging once the battery is fully powered?" My understanding is that this one does that, and seems to keep the battery charged if it stays inserted. The small chargers that came with my tools did not do that.
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The only time it got hot on me was when I was playing a game on my phone while it was charging (yeah I know - not the smartest thing to do!). The charger does not get hot during normal charging when the phone is not in use. However I would send a note to Anker and ask them about ventilation. Any battery or energy device generally needs some type of ventilation during use. Even Kindle says that if you have the reader in a protective cover, leave the cover open for ventilation during charging.
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Not all Kindle Fires!! I have a Kindle Fire HDX7 and it the plug is not compatible - wrong size.