can the front usb charge items?
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I haven't tried it yet. but that is partly why I bought it for my motorcycle (lots of rain is keeping me from riding the bike)
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Don't know. They are there to recharge phones, tablets, or whatever else you need charged. Haven't had any problems with the USB ports.
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yes, you can use USB to charge. I suggest checking the manual for best guidance
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You can Charge on any thing that can plug a usb into like phone chargers walwarts or even ps3 and xbox360 ps2 any usb power supplies of any kind you can get a cheapo from most dollar trees or any family dallors
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The USB hub itself is a powered device and connects to an outlet. It will charge anything as long as it is powered to an outlet.
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No, but you can use most of AC charger that has USB. I am using AC charger for tablet.
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The only thing that it can charge is your phone. There is a port for that on the front.
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This will charge items that would normally plug into your wall or a USB on your computer.
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You can use the connector usb side to charge on computer or if you have a usb wall adapter charge it that way.
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No, there's no USB port on the back. You'd have to convert the dock connector inside to whatever USB type you have.
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Yes, any usb chargeable device can be charged with this. What might differ from each device is the speed of charge.
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Yes, with two USB cords you can charge both devices. I personally wouldn't expect to get to 100% charge for both, though.
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The front ports are compatible with USB 1 and 2, however the cable feeding the hub are USB 3 only.
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Yes, any charging brick that you can plug into an outlet that has a USB port will work.
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Yes, you can charge USB devices. (My son charges his iPhone.) It doesn't matter that it's not plugged into a computer.
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U can charged via USB and wall outlet too with USB adapter. USB adapter not included.
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Yes, you can use any port to charge any USB device.You will want to charge high current devices (e.g. iPad) on those ports though.