Will it charge the Galaxy Nexus L700 battery?
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unless the battery is incredibly wide, maybe 6" wide, and the battery contacts are in the middle of the battery instead of on the edge of it, then it will charge it...so the answer is basically i'm guessing yes.this charger is extremely adaptable as to form factor of battery...and the charging pins are adjustable so that as long as your charging contacts on the battery are are about 2" or less away from the edge of the battery (and most are only about 1/4 to 1/2 inch away) then you can charge the battery as long as it is the quadrilateral slim kind of battery.
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If it has 3 gold contacts on a flat square battery, YES lookat the battery in the photo...
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I am afraid I don't know the answer to that. I would imagine if the charger prongs are similar to the Galaxy SII it would work.
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If it is a true removable/replacable battery it *SHOULD*. However, out of the 4 units I received, incl. RMA/DOA, none had a fully functioning LED, but they did charge the battery if you left it overnight.
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hi, craig, yes this charger will help your android and all the phones and laptop, i do have a lg android from metropcs. hope this respond to your question.
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Yes, It will work for charging your Nexus 5. I do not have a Nexus 5. But, It works great for the devices that I currently have. Thanks.
51972
I don't see why not. I have a Verizon Galaxy Nexus and this unit charges Samsung batteries the same as the provided Anker (regular and extended). The prongs that touch the battery's anode and cathode slide back and forth, and the opposite side is spring loaded to expand to the length of the battery, thereby letting you charge multiple battery sizes. Cheers.
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Nexus 7 doesnt do wireless charging out of the box. It can if your technically inclined and want to mod it to.
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Yes, this is a micro usb charger which works with the Nexus 4G LTE. It has a power of 1100mAh.
888797
Yes, it will. You will need your own charging cable, but it's a standard 5V USB port so anything you can connect to a computer USB port or a USB wall/car charger will work. I've charged an Android phone with a standard micro-USB cable with no problems.
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Yes. I bought a nexus 7 2013 a month ago for my mother-in-law and I tested the wireless charging feature embedded in the tablet. It works great!!
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I have a Galaxy4 and a Nexus7 and it charges both of them at the speed of the oem charger
1536129
Yes. Your Nexus 7 will be larger than the charger, but it charges just fine.
1201014
No idea... it will fully charge a Nexus 5 in about 3 hrs and an s4 in about 4 hrs...
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Will this charger work with a 2100 mAh extended battery for the Verizon Galaxy Nexus?
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Almost certainly not, unless you have an after market adapter of some sort. It is designed to charge qi compatible devices, which mostly include - a few - smartphones like the nexus 5 or the lg g2.
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Yes it will be able to. Any stander Android charger will be able to charge it.
853936
It charges my nexus 4, seems to work somewhat like a pass through. It will charge slower depending on device draw. Such as a 2.5in external hard drive will exact much more current draw than a flash drive.
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You can charge any device that takes a USB micro or mini charging input. That should be fine for the Nexus. The phone depends on what kind of input it takes.
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SORT of. The specifications (and Anker's site) both specify you can't charge the Nexus 7 with this device. In practice, yes, you can (and I have), but the Nexus 7 (2012) expects a 2 amp input and the slim only outputs 1A, so the charge is VERY slow (with brightness up and watching Netflix, the tablet will die even while plugged into the battery). The Nexus 7 (2013) seems to be a little more tolerant of the low amperage, but it's still a slow charge. Wouldn't recommend it as a primary tablet battery.