Will this charge a laptop computer?
1040769
as it is no. but use it to charge a 12 volt car battery, it will take some time. good luck greg
1413727
I cant see why not. I personally havnt done that myself. All USB chargers send out a 5volt charge. So given its a car charger or laptop...still the same.
675357
It willl charge any device thst csn be charged from a usb port, so I assume that it will.
569528
it will charge anything that can contain a USB port.. the answer is YES it will..
177457
Hello. This charger is meant for charging Cellphones, iPods and similar devices. While it may give you a partial charge for a Laptop, it is not optimal for this purpose. Thank you
1053182
It pretty much charges anything that plugs in via USB. I don't know how many charges you'll get on the laptop before having to recharge the unit, but sure...it would work for that too.
2260391
Any standard USB charger should work. The safest choice of course is to use notebook or PC USB port for charging while you use the computer for some work.
1088135
I don't think it would charge that, as it only has a usb port for charging, but it should hold it in the laptop pocket.
1596841
It would depend on the USB charger. If the output is Equal to or less than 5V and 1.0A (5 volts and 1 Amp) then it will work. If not, there are converter that have USB ports to charge devices. You can find this information on the USB Wall Adapter where it says output.
1560057
The direct answer is no. The reason being is it only has the usb ports to charge with. If your computer has a usb adapter as its charger, then it could. Most computers don't though. Hope this helps. Regards from Afghanistan Mike!
159943
No, this only charges through your USB cable that can plug into a computer or wall outlets.
496069
Yes. It will charge either via a compatibile USB charging plug or by using a standard micro USB cable. The charging speed depends on the output amperage of the plug. Best charging is at 5V / 2A
1661673
Hi, Jaxie - Yes, it will. It has a dedicated 2.1 Amp "charging only" port, which doesn't connect to a PC. The remaining PC-connected ports will also charge at the same time, but with a lower amperage (I think around 0.9 A each, based on the tech blurb about the device).
105448
No it is not supposed to charge your laptop, any time you see a USB docking station (Actually should be called Port Replicator) it will not charge your laptop. The ones that would charge the laptop are the actual docking stations where your laptop snaps on to the docking station. Not all laptops have that port to allow it to dock.
1099673
In what capacity won't it charge, if you are using a computer it should be fine, if you are using a ac wall charger then it probably isn't the proper AMP rating to charge it.
1560059
If your laptop can be charged with 9 or 12 volts, and it draws no more than 4.5 amps while charging, then yes. However, I'm pretty certain that most laptops require around 18 volts for charging, maybe a chromebook could be charged with this guy, but I would need to check. If you want to post a link to your laptop I could tell you with certainty whether or not you can charge yours with it.
1220145
No it will not charge a laptop as laptops take 45-90 watts and it is limited to 10 watts. It can charge all cell phones, and most other portable devices. It can charge tablets but they are hard work. the power box pedal generator is a better device for tablets and you could power a laptop with it by charging and external battery first. The videos on our website show how to do this as well as under support, advanced power box guide.