is this compatible for Moto X??? if yes, how long does it take to charge from 0% -to- full??
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The battery I have is the Power Pack Slim 4000 which appeared to me to be a newer version of the P4000. It is compatible with my Moto X and does only one full charge in 3 - 4 hours.
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I'm pretty sure the Moto X uses a micro usb for charging so I'm going to say yes. As far as the time for it I'm not a 100 percent sure. It really depends on the output of whatever you use to charge it. I normally plug it in and leave it charge over night.
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If it's not it is really close. When I used mine my phone battery was almost dead and it gave me almost 80% battery in less than an hour. I just traded out my Xperia but still have the external battery. Will Sell cheap.
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From what I can tell- Moto X is picky about what supplies it power. It wants to either be USB-enumerated (get a data connection from USB bus) or see the data pins shorted together (standard for plug-in USB chargers). This Intsun charger does neither. The USB plug only has two wires- for positive and negative power. The data pins are left alone. As a result I think you will need a different brand of USB-QI adapter for your Moto X. Another reviewer suggested the BLUBOON unit, which apparently shorts the data pins so it's detected correctly...
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The limiting problem seems to be the distance between the usb male part, and the back of the dock. The moto x is very slim, and won't fit with a case on it at all, in fact, it's tight even without a case. And the dock's bottom fits the bottom of the moto x curves exactly, so a square phone on the bottom won't slide down onto the usb. So I don't know if any other phones will fit. The max thickness from the back of the usb to the dock is only 3mm; and the bottom of the dock curves in at the side edges. The Droid Maxx looks square on the bottom and has an even bigger screen than the moto x, so I don't think it will fit. Hope this helps. The limiting problem seems to be the distance between the usb male part, and the back of the dock. The moto x is very slim, and won't fit with a case on it at all, in fact, it's tight even without a case. And the dock's bottom fits the bottom of the moto x curves exactly, so a square phone on the bottom won't slide down onto the usb. So I don't know if any other phones will fit. The max thickness from the back of the usb to the dock is only 3mm; and the bottom of the dock curves in at the side edges. The Droid Maxx looks square on the bottom and has an even bigger screen than the moto x, so... » Read More The limiting problem seems to be the distance between the usb male part, and the back of the dock. The moto x is very slim, and won't fit with a case on it at all, in fact, it's tight even without a case. And the dock's bottom fits the bottom of the moto x curves exactly, so a square phone on the bottom won't slide down onto the usb. So I don't know if any other phones will fit. The max thickness from the back of the usb to the dock is only 3mm; and the bottom of the dock curves in at the side edges. The Droid Maxx looks square on the bottom and has an even bigger screen than the moto x, so I don't think it will fit. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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It ONLY works with the first generation Moto X. It does not fit the 2nd generation phone.
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I charged mine all night and it worked charging my phone for like 30 minutes.. what a waste. Took me from like 2% to 30%.
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I don't think Moto X can be charged wirelessly. Purchased this charging pad for the LG G2.
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It doesn't take long to charge the device. It will only fully charge your phone once or twice I'd recommend investing in a better one if your looking to use it a lot.
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It takes the standard micro-USB connection (standard for many of the phones today). If you have a Motorola phone, that charger should work just fine.
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My experience so far is about 2.5 - 3 hours to full charge on wireless. I did not have a battery tracking program when using cabled to provide a direct comparison. It does not seem to have the quick 80% style charge that many android phones do.
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I charge it using my Moto X charger. So, I will assume you could use an iPhone charger also. Perhaps someone have used an iPhone charge, but I don't own an iPhone so I cannot confirm that it will work.
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There are 4 charge indicator lights that will shut of when fully charged. I was disappointed at first that this would not full chare my MotoX but with a few charge cycles it now fully charged my phone from 1%.
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i don't know if it works with moto x or not. my biggest complaint with this cable was that it broke too easily. i would not purchase this again. the company replaced the first cable and sent me a new one which broke again. don't buy this.
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It did not work for a Droid X. It does shut off, but then it does not come back on, so your battery drains despite being on the charger.
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I have never timed the charge cycle. It is faster than when charging in the phone. Really I use with a spare battery .
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It only has a 500ma output, and the Moto X probably requires at least 1A of output. I've had the same experience trying to use an original Motorola Droid (not Droid X, but the first Droid) charger with my Galaxy S5.
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You'll need to mouse around the web to get an answer for this, but on my phone (Moto G), I had to place "receiver" under the back cover, and over the outside of the battery. It is very thin, sort of like a thick business card, and it has a pigtail that plugs into the USB port. That delivers the charge to the battery. If you can remove the back cover from your phone, I would suggest that you probably can install this device, but I do not know that from any personal experience with Moto X. This must be covered somewhere on the net, surely. Ralph L. Seifer, Long Beach, California.