can i use it on a 3.7V huawei w1
1110543
The instructions indicate a voltage range, which as I recall do include 3.7.
1110544
I dont know. Probably not. I tried using several devices with it and nothing worked.
516650
Yes. You are able to use this with a standard wall charger. This works on the Z1 and Z1s (I own the Z1s).
835481
I don't know that model of your phone but, you can check the output of your charger, normally is 5v 1A, so check the ouput of this product too... But I almost sure works for your phone.
865515
Yes, this is a 5V, but if you are purchasing for a HKC touchscreen 7" tablet, it is not compatible, according to the manufacturer. It had all the right specifications based on the requirements though.
489723
I don't think so. Voltage is more important to match then mAH in terms of compatibility. In fact the higher the mAH the better because battery will last longer before needing recharge.
2021114
I use lots of non oem chargers with various mA ratings but mine are all 5.0v. I would imagine that the phone has a regulator since chargers may naturally vary by a few tenths of a volt, if you use it with your stock battery without issues you would probably be ok.
137528
I will admit up front that I don't have a very good answer for you. The answer may require more research about your solar charger. Here's what I know... The charging cable *is* a USB cable, and the power supply that came with my WG-3GPS camera provides a USB connection and is labeled 5V 1A output. The camera documentation indicates it requires the battery be charged before connecting to a computer for file transfer and provides warnings about battery running down during transfer. I find that very odd, suggesting the camera won't charge from the computer port. Typically PC's provide only 0.5A on the built-in USB connectors. The user manual (available for download -- we'll see if the link I paste here will stay [http://www.ricoh-imaging.co.jp/english/support/man-pdf/wg3.pdf]) also warns about using other chargers because they might cause damage or overheating. It also mentions the Qi wireless charging standard is supported, but I've never tried it. If your solar panel can't deliver 1A, maybe you can use it to trickle charge a "charging" battery pack that can provide the higher current. For longer battery life, definitely you need to turn off the GPS when you aren't actively taking pictures, and avoid using the pressure sensor too.
775147
If you can pull the battery out of the phone and it is 3.7 volts and the contacts are on the same side, yes.
501646
This should be a supported adapter for the W530. There's a small chance (if that device originally shipped with one of the larger adapters (135W? 170W?)) that you'll get a warning about it not providing enough current to both run the system and fast-charge the battery. I've only seen that warning when using a 65W adapter on a T510, but a W530 with discrete graphics (nVidia?) might draw more power. If you do get that warning, it'll still work but will charge a bit more slowly while the computer is on.
1138204
I use it in my P7100 and it works fine. I don't know if it has been tested.
1722105
it all depends on your device and what it needs to charge. If you don't have anything that requires 2.1A and is fine with 1A, then you are fine with the 1A
983879
Dear user of Huawie B683, I returned this router since it works only on 2G this model didnt work on 3G the one that works with 3g is B683 Item 51063799 Color Black Note 74V, if the, the one I received it said Note 2V and that one doenst work with 3G in America only for Europe. So I still looking for the 74V but the is no lucky yet.
1665356
It plugs into the usb port, so anything that is powered or charged by usb can be used. I purchased a spare cable for a Nokia phone and used it! USB Charging Cable for Nokia E71 E71x
2249262
Only if you order it directly from Huawei. They also provide the reverse charge cord and a car charger. The price was the same as Amazon.
683774
I don't think so. Looks like the M11x R3 uses a 90W power supply and this charger is only 65W.
866382
Yes, you can, but it's not 19.2 V. It's 3.7V, 150 mAH, if I recall. If you google "S111G Replacement Battery" you'll likely find some stores selling them. There's a seller on Amazon, but the product doesn't get good reviews. On average the battery costs $6-7. You'll need some small screw drivers, wire strippers, a soldering iron and some patience to replace it. It's not plug and play.
1491513
No, this phone can only be used on 110 V 60 Hz power. It may be illegal to use this phone in other countries.