Will this charge an iPad?
1857840
I am not sure if it will charge an iPad or not. I have not tried. I would suspect it would maintain Battery life during operation if plugged into this charger ( say if you were watching a movie ). But I am not sure it has enough to recharge so to speak.
1857841
Possibly, however my experience with the charger was bad. I would plug my iPhone 4s in over night and in the morning it only charged about 7%. That's just a phone, so it might be even worse with an iPad.
205818
Yes, but it only provides 5 volts/500mA of power to an external USB-powered device. So you understand what that means: iPad charger is 2.4 this one is .5 Pack your patience...lol. But this was not really meant for that. Its power and strength lay in the 500Amps of kick it can give your car battery.
60240
Well, yes, using the proper cable to the iPad, it will supply power to your device. I don't believe it will fully recharge your iPad, but will certainly extend it's usability.
543084
do not know ....I suppose...we used it to charge our phone & camera batteries ...works very well for those...did not use to charge the ipad...guess the only thing would be to just try it
2074471
I don't have an iPad, but it charges our iPhones and kindle fire HD's. I don't see why it wouldn't.
1610283
It should work for an iPad it is an iPad cable although to get it to charge the iPad has to not be wearing a case otherwise you have to fiddle with it to make it fit which is a pain. Just depends on what style plug you have if its the new small plug then no it won't work but if its the wide skinny plug it will work fine
1780278
It would but I would say this small of charger is not what you would want. Spend a few more$$ and get a 10000mh or more charger. This will propably only get one 50% charge on a IPAD.
1898707
Yes. It will charge an iPad that uses the charging cord for the iPhone 4. (the larger charging port) I'm not sure if it will charge a newer iPad.I have trouble charging my new iPhone 5 though. When I plug it in to charge, the message appears (sometimes) that it's not compatible. Could be the intensity of the sun on the days I've tried to charge. Stronger sun sometimes works better.
737557
I don't know exactly how many amps does the USB put out, but I have charged my bluetooth earphone many times without problems. As actual chargers use standard 5V USB ports, including Apple's and my earphone's, I think it will charge your iPad as Well.
431770
I have not charged an iPad with mine but I would think it would, as long as you have a USB cord with an iPad connector. It will charge my iPhone almost 5 full charges when the Power Tank is fully charged.
103037
I don't have an iPad, but if your iPad has a charging plug that can plug into a USB or micro USB, then it should work. I use it to charge my iPhone and it works great!
507027
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.
1814500
Yes, you can. It charges through any Usb charger. However, make sure that it provides 2 amps (i.e., an ipad charger)
627860
According to the documentation the USB ports are 2.1 amp. iPads use a 5.1 volt-2.1 amp -10watt charger. So, the product should support directly charging a tablet.
431772
Am pretty sure it can, It has enough power to charge my Ipad Air, also an Ipad 2, it is powerful. I cant give a 100% assurance, but it managed to charge Ipads with higher processors and screen resolutions.
122613
YES. It can be used to charge iPad Air, iPad 4/3/2, iPad Mini HD and iPad Mini because this portable battery charger can output maximum 1000mA current, which is enough to get charging going on on Apple tablets.
255661
Yes, it does. It works with any USB powered device rated 5VDC, up to 2.1A. There are 2 USB outputs: one is rated 2.1A and one is rated 1A. Use either one to output to charge the iPhone, but you need to use the 2.1A output to charge the ipad.