Can this device charge two Android devices? I have two Android products and intend to charge them both (instead of an Android and an Apple). Thanks!
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That's what I do, they charge just fine. I mix and match the following and they all charge with either port on this item: Driod Bionic, LG Incredible, Samsung Note 2, GoPro 3 Black, GoPro 3 Extended Battery Pack, Nexus 7 tablet, EasyAcc 12000,Ah External Batter Pack and another no name 12000mAh Battery Pack.
1049648
I should've been more clear. We don't have Andriod, just Apple. One is labeled Android, but it charges the Apple just fine.
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Yes, it says Android on one and Apple on the other. Though honestly there is no difference, the Apple socket provides higher output (2.4A) to those devices which are capable of taking a higher charge speed like an Iphone (I believe can take 2.4A), but if you plug anything which draws anything lower like 1.5 or 2.0A in the 2.4A socket ,the device will only draw however much it is able to take. It's completely safe.
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There are two ports labeled apple, two labelled android. So I match them up accordingly. I don't know what would happen if I didn't. This works for me as I have both kinds.
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I believe you can charge both at the same time but it will charge one of them slower. There is one of the ports that is specifically designed for apple products like the iPad and the iPod and the other port is designed for other products. My understanding is that you can charge apple items on the nonapple port but it is slower. Unfortunately, this is in my office and I'm at home. I'll try both tomorrow and add more information at that point - but I'm 90% certain you can, but the one item will charge slower.Hope this helps
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The Android port does not charge my Galaxy S4. The Apple port does, but at an extremely low current - barely enough to maintain charge at standby. I may have received a substandard unit.
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Most Android devices don't require 2.1A to charge, unlike the latest Apple iPhone and iPad devices. The Apple devices simply can't charge and keep up their battery with a lower Amp rating. Android devices, however, can obviously take more than their standard 1.5A current and charge faster if they're plugged into the 2.1A ports on this Anker device. The labels are simply to inform the owner (if they indeed have 2 Android devices and 2 Apple devices) which devices should be plugged into which port. If you have Apple products, just plug them into the Apple labeled ports. If you have Android devices, you can plug them into any port. Most Android devices don't require 2.1A to charge, unlike the latest Apple iPhone and iPad devices. The Apple devices simply can't charge and keep up their battery with a lower Amp rating. Android devices, however, can obviously take more than their standard 1.5A current and charge faster if they're plugged into the 2.1A ports on this Anker device. The labels are simply to inform the owner (if they indeed have 2 Android devices and 2 Apple devices) which devices should be plugged into which port. If you have Apple products, just plug them into the Apple labeled ports. If you have Android... » Read More Most Android devices don't require 2.1A to charge, unlike the latest Apple iPhone and iPad devices. The Apple devices simply can't charge and keep up their battery with a lower Amp rating. Android devices, however, can obviously take more than their standard 1.5A current and charge faster if they're plugged into the 2.1A ports on this Anker device. The labels are simply to inform the owner (if they indeed have 2 Android devices and 2 Apple devices) which devices should be plugged into which port. If you have Apple products, just plug them into the Apple labeled ports. If you have Android devices, you can plug them into any port. « Show Less
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It has a USB connector, so you would just use your lightning (or whatever outlet) to USB cable to connect the two. It only comes with one cable, an android to USB one, which use use to charge the charger.
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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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Yes, two iPads may be charged simultaneously. However, the iPad connected to the "non-iPad" USB socket will charge more slowly than the one connected to the socket specifically designed for an iPad.
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Yes, I can! I even can charge full my ipad 2, and still have some energy to charge any other device. And It doesn't get hot when charging. Hope this result usefull for You... And sorry... I'm just learning english...
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Mine does not charge any Apple products (iphone or ipod touch). It charged my Android phone just fine.
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Yes, it will charge two devices. Lightning cables are NOT included but the unit accomidates two cables and two devices.
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well I've only got one of the two car chargers I ordered so far. but in answer to your question both ports are the same so you can use two devices at a time to charge.
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Yes. More than 1 can be charged at a time. My tablet drains faster than cell does when both being charged but still charges both.
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We do run a phone and a tablet on this at the same time with no problems charging both, as long as one uses a USB, I've never tried charging two devices that both use the dongles, but it should work. It will also charge two USB devices at the same time.
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It says you are supposed to be able to but I keep finding if I have my ipad2 charging, the other slot doesn't work. You can charge 2 phones at the same time though, or 1 iphone and another small device.
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This is just a high-capacity charger with 2 USB slots. It's not Apple specific. Though I haven't tried it, I don't see a reason why it wouldn't charge Apple products in either slot.
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Definitely. It's designed to charge an iPhone (or a different smartphone of similar capacity) and a tablet at the same time, with an "S" slot and an "A" slot, one for a tablet and one for a smartphone. However, the max Amps the entire charger outputs at once is 2.4 amps, and amps are what actually adds charge to your device's battery. One slot gets priority for amps when both are being used but I'm not sure which one.But basically yes it should definitely be able to charge those two phones at the same time.