Can this cable be used to charge a iPad mini?
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Don't know. I bought it for my Google Samsung Galaxy Nexus. It works very well.
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Unfortunately you cannot, but you can use it with the micro usb to lightning adapter available on Amazon.
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I think you have to get an adapter for that. Micro usb and lightning are apparently not quite the same.
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No. The ipad mini has a different connector. It is called a lightning connector. This is a thunderbolt (mini-dvi) connector.
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Yes, Absolutely. Just plug it into the double charge sign. That's for iPad or mini. But I am not sure if it is enough for mini.
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The primary connection is the standard 30-pin. I'm not very familiar with the iPad minis, however if they operate on the 30-pin connection you'll be fine. You can also connect to it with a 3.5 audio jack, though that wont charge you iPad. I hope this helps.
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you need adapter convertor for this it is using 30 pin connector if you put on ipad mini's adapter a convertor to 30 pin no problem it will work
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Yes, it will charge an iPad mini. I just checked. The cord attaches via USB port so you can plug in an iPad mini cord to the charger and it will charge your iPad. Basically it will charge anything using a cord with a USB plug. I usually use it to charge my Sandisk MP3 player but it will charge my iPhone and my iPad Mini.
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Nope. Looks like the iPad mini uses a lightning connector - the small male that plugs into the device. The older iPad, iPhone and so on use a 30 prong - that is the old, wide male pictured here that plugs into a device.That said, I did locate a cord with a lightning male for my iPhone 5 that is similar to these - braided flat cord. Try doing a search for "lightning power cords" or such. Good luck!
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Hi Bobbie, Thank you so much for your interest in iSmooth! This particular cable will not work for the iPad Mini. This cable has a 30 pin connector, and you will need the 8 pin (lightning) cable for your iPad. If you have any further questions let me know at support@ismooth.com, or call 800.853.7520. Have a great day, Kylee iSmooth Customer Support
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Yes. *NOTE*, the iPad Mini will only recharge with the reg. 1.1amp port *not* the 2.1 amp port. The iPhone 4 will recharge with either port, but if you use a non-OEM cable the 2.1amp port with have that 'not supported acc. warning'...however that might change to just a warning and will still allow for a charge, with iOS 7.x.
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No. This cable is for a Sansa SanDisk MP3 player. It is an older version I had some years ago that I ran across but had lost the cable for. You need to order a cable specifically for the apple iPad model that you have. There are two different kinds-one for the iPad first and second generation and one for the iPad mini. I hope that helps u! Also, if u bought yours new, there should be a cable in the box. It usually comes with one.
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No. The iPad mini has an Apple-designed connector that is not compatible with the USB mini plug on this cable. USP mini cables work on many devices ... I have a camera and a GPS that use it -- and this cable was perfect for the GPS. My various iPod, iPad and other Apple products require different cords and now there are "old" iPad/iPod/iPhone style and "new" iPad/iPod/iPhone style connectors. I originally purchased this so I could connect my GPS to a USB power source (via cigarette lighter in my car) so I could use the GPS that came with one vehicle in another one...
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No, the iPad Mini uses a Lightning charge tip, which is not one of the ones on this device.
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I charge my 4s and a new iPad at the same time with this device. I am not familiar with mini iPad charging.
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Sorry for the delayed reply. I do not currently own an iPad Mini so I can't confirm but I know that it does have the charging feature for Apple devices. I have been able to charge my Android phone as well as Apple iPod at the same time. I hope this answers your question.
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Yes. It has the lightning plug. You just have to make sure you plug the usb part into a power source that is designed for the extra power the ipad and mini require. The cable is not the issue, just the usb power port output.
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It should charge the iPad 2 though... I have an iPad mini and i know thats a small version of the iPad 2. But, i might be wrong...
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No, Ipad mini has totally different input port . It's smaller than the older one that iRig work with.