Belkin Car Charger 2.1 AMP/10 Watts - White. It will work perfect with my iphone 5, my iphone won't get any damage?
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I'm currently charging my iphone 5 on it. No damage. Works great and charges quickly
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I charge an iPhone 5s with a Mophie case and an iPad 3 simultaneously with this charger. The only issue I've had is when I use cheap cables I sometimes get a message regarding compatibility. I'm thinking those cable may not be able to handle the amperage.
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No, I would look for a 2 amp charger. It will say made for iPad on it. This is a 1 amp charger for iPhones and iPods.
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I can fully charge my iphone 5 three times with a 12v battery. I'm sure the 1.5 amp hour 20v will do the same or more. The charge rate is very fast especially in airplane mode.
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The Belkin Car Charger is compatible with iPhone 5, iPad (4th generation), iPad mini, iPod touch (5th generation) and iPod nano (7th generation), iPhone 4S, iPhone 4, iPhone 3GS, iPad, iPad 2, iPad (3rd generation), iPod touch (5th generation), iPod nano (6th generation), iPod Classic and earlier iPhone, iPad, and iPod models, as well as Samsung Galaxy Smartphones and Tablets, and other tablets and smartphones, when using their compatible USB charging cables (cables not included).
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I have an iPod Mini and it doesn't like th Belkin cable, but my iPhone likes the Belkin cable just fine. I use an Apple cable + the Belkincable and it charges both at the same time.
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Worked twice on 5s and the. Said not supported. I have another Belkin car charger and it works fine. So I don't know.
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Wow, did nobody read the Product description? This is assuming that the company is being truthful and doesn't get into which version of the iPad you have ,although the Apple Charger is 10.5W (5V@2.1A) and this is normally the fastest rate that most Vendors will claim. Product Description:"Apple Port:iPad @ 2.4 Ampere Max. iPhone / iPod Touch @ 1 Ampere Max. " So, according to the company, if you are charging an iPad then YES it will get the full 2.4A at 5V (12W) if you want to charge an iPhone on this then NO it will only charge at 5W (5V@1A).
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Yes you can charge an iPhone 5. I haven't seen any over heating when I've used the 2.1 amp. The 2.1 is suppose to charge your devices faster. It is suppose to work best with the devices that have the 3.0 charging ports, but I've used it on my nexus 5 and it charges it a lot faster.
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Checked out the Scosche web site and found a reVIVE II - Dual USB Car Charger (USB12V2A) which purportedly has two 1.0 Amp USB outlets. It's anybody's guess whether this a different charger than what Amazon is selling, but it appears to be better equipeed to accomodate two iPhones at the same time. Hope this helps!
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Yes. An iphone charger is 5W, and an iPad2 charger is 10W, for 15W total, so you should have enough current.
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When I plug it into the apple charger it works fine. When I plug it into the Belkin charger I have sometimes a "this may be an unsupported device" message comes up. The phone still charges fine regardless. I get the same message with that charger and an apple cable. I think this cable will cause you no problems at all. I use it for I phone 5 and my wife has one for the higher end I pad.
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I really don't know, but it charges my iPhone 5 super fast when it's hooked up to the 2 amp (I think that is the output) side.
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Revised Oct 15, 2014: I finally learned how important power supply is to wireless charging. I purchased an anker decktop USB power supply and realized the wireless charger on my desktop only performed correctly when using the higher (2 amp and higher) USB socket. Aha moment! I checked my power supply in the car and it was 1 amp. Purchased a 2.1 amp power supply for the car and this charger now works flawlessly! Duh! Its the power supply! First Review: I have been using with 5S for about a week. The 5S vacillates between charging and not charging. Makes a noise nuisance as it bleeps on and off charge mode. I don't think I can take it. Will be returning if I don't find a solution.
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Yes it works very well. When fully charged it can charge your iPhone 5 from 0 to 100% battery and still have some juice left over.
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Any iPhone charger (5 volts out at 1 Amp) works beautifully. You'll need a USB to micro-USB cable.
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Yes, Pamela, it will. I checked the 920 specs and the chargers deliver 1.0 or 1.5 amps at 5 volts. I have a Nokia 925 and it requires a charger of 1.3 amps. The Belkin charger at 2.1 amps provides power beyond the speced requirements which appears to be necessary in these little chargers. Mine continues to work perfectly in the car.