Will this charge a nook hd?
1656511
I never try it on hd, but this USB cable is very good, the only hold back is the mini iPad Charger is not on it
1656512
I never try it on hd, but this USB cable is very good, the only hold back is the mini iPadCharger is not on it
1656513
This little stinker has 10 different plugs, I have only used 3 of them. All 10 show voltage, odds are one would fit your Nook!
1942748
I wish I could give you that answer but I don't own a Nook. It has peered everything I have at some point from cameras to cell phones the cell chargers and other friends devices. I do not see why this would not charge anything that is USB powered.
310361
It will work on anything that you can plug a USB into (I believe). It works on my nook. You need to use the usb connector that adapts to your device (not included).
334792
If the nook uses micro USB then I don't see why not. It can provide enough power to charge an iPad.
598705
Yes I believe so. I used it to charge both our kindles, I know one is not HD but I believe the other is and it worked with both. (until it broke) I'd buy it again tho.
311385
I don't think so Dianne. A friend of mine tried it on her Nook and although it would plug in...it wouldn't charge. That's all I can tell you
1911238
I have not tried doing a full charge on my kindle, but it does work. I have not tried the nook, but if its a regular usb charger I think it would. I can try my wifes nook and repost.
940175
My daughter has a 16GB Nook Tablet, this works on that. However, you must note that if using a shorter micro usb connector, the Nook will not indicate it's being charged even though it is. If you have any micro usb cable, try plugging in the Nook overnight and see if it charged in the morning, I was surprised to find that ours did even though nothing indicated at the time that it was charging.
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I am not sure. What type of charger connection does a nook have? If it is same as an Samsung Smart phone you should be able to put some charge on it. If you contact the manufacturer they will be able to tell you. They called me direct to ensure I was having a good experience with the unit. Very friendly.
1652807
Yes. You just plug the nook power cord into the charging station and push the part that connects to the nook through one of the holes you see on the picture. You can really use this w/ any device. I love this charging station and would buy it again! I've had it over a year now.
2150251
I've never owned or charged a nook but if it has an UBS cord and is android based, it probably would. With my Apples, if there is a problem, a note pops up. It might take a while to charge. Hope this helps and your nook does well.
1553645
I'm not sure, what are the power requirements? It lists IPhone, iPad, Samsung Tablet, and android. If you have a usb cable for Nook you shouldn't have any problems.
755275
I don't have a Nook, but mine have worked with my iPod, as well as various electronics that have used either a micro or mini USB charger, so I'd guess that if the Nook uses a standard charger it should be okay. (But, that's still only a guess.)
614750
For future reference, the Nook HD models use a 32 pin charger which is much bigger than a micro-usb. The older Nook Color and Nook tablet came with a micro-usb charger that was longer than standard. Only the original Nook 1st Edition (E-ink, Ereader) is mentioned in the products list, but a nook color and nook tablet will charge partially with a regular micro-usb.In short - NO, it will not charge the Nook HD as it is a completely different shape.See the shape of the Nook HD charger here - http://www.barnesandnoble.com/p/hd-hd-charging-cable-in-asphalt/26252399
2140020
They would work for any touch screen device. Personally, I use them for my IPad mini but the would certainly be compatible with your Nook HD+.
982157
The Nook HD uses a proprietary cable. It comes with a cable and a USB charger but you can plug it into any USB charger. You don't have to use the one that comes with it. You do have to use the cable that comes with it.Barry
1040389
No, but it charges my notoriously finicky-to-charge Samsung Galaxy S3 and my Nook HD+ at the same time.