Are you still getting 2A when the addition slot is used? Eg. Will 2 galaxy note 2 charging at 1800mA each when the additional USB slot is used to charge
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Good question and I don't fully know. What I do know is there is more than 2 amps coming from the wall, or car, so it's not limited at the source. Does it have the right chips to fully deliver that, I think so, but that's just from use. When I use 2 devices at the same time, the 2 amp one always charges faster. Not a scientific answer but it's what I know. Love this product btw.
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I haven't gotten a chance to use it yet but figure it this way ... If you have a newish Samsung device or IDevice and it charges it should be at least 1 amp. If it fully charges a device like the Samsung 4 its probably 2 amps. I was slightly peeved when I got this and it didn't have the normal conversion sticker like other solar usb devices. We both have to hope we didn't buy an 8800 maH battery that doesn't charge anything in the 21st century.
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If you always set the charger to Balance Charge (which I suggest) there's no issue. But regardless, the charger is set to 4S 14.8 when you charge 2 2S lips, so no worries
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Yes, you shouldn't have any problems charging any of those with the 2.1 amp port. You need to use the 2.1 amp port to charge tablets or else it will take a looong time to charge.
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The 1A is for the iPhones and the 2A is for the tablets. You can charge phones with both if you do it once in a while but the 2A will burn up the battery in the phone if used often. Just to be safe I only use the 1A for my phone.
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They will charge it, but not as quickly as a USB 3.0 cable will. I have a Note 2 with 10,000 mah extended battery, my wife has a Note 3 stock. She sees a difference in charging times, although we haven't measured it. They are still great cables.
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Based on my experiences, I would say only two would charge properly using the 2.1 amp slots. I would not trust the two 1 amp slots as my devices had to be turned off to charge or would end up depleted in the morning, even though they last over a full day without charging.
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myCharge was designed for Apple products, but it works with others. It has three different connectors. I am not familiar with the Galaxy Note 2. I have a Samsung phone and it has the right connector for that. It charges my new ipod with an adaptor. It charges my Canon camera. I would imagine that there is an adaptor that would be available to get the Samsung to the myCharge if it doesn't go directly.
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The amperage for charging would be base on the charger you're connecting the cable to. This just passes the info and power. I have connected to my Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 and a power bin charger outpotting 2.1 amps. If I use a lower amperage, it'll take longer to fully charge.
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I have a Galaxy Note 2 & the speed of charging is the same as original charging. The difference is the cord is thicker than the original charger which means I think will hold up longer to wear & tear.
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I am guessing these are factory defective chargers that didn't pass inspection. The "2 amp" charger I received only puts out about 0.6 Amps. The "2 amp" charger I received with my Note 3 puts out 1.8 amps.
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I have a Galaxy S4 and allows me to charge 2 full charges and 1/2 charge more. Sometimes it give me 3 charges...
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I've had my particular charger charging both my Samsung Galaxy S3 and my friends Samsung Galaxy Nexus. It doesn't seem to "care" that one port is higher rated but you will notice the 2A port charging nearly twice as fast.
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No, there are no problems if you charge cell phones on a 2.1Amp port, The rating shown here is a limit. so let's say your phone only allows charging at 0.7 amps, You can put it in any of the 4 ports.But let's say you have a tablet that can take up to 1.8 amps you can put it in the 1 amp port but it will just take longer to charge unless you are using it at the same time where it may not actually charge it would just keep you at the same level while you were using it.
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Hi There... i was confused when i ordered 2-3 different chargers for the Note 3 and they arrived, seeing the connection point that was so much smaller than the slot in the phone. in fact i even complained to one of the vendors. they explained to me that the connection point on these chargers plugs into the right hand side of the slot in the phone. i tried it, including on the one seen in the photo with your inquiry, and it works just fine!
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4.2 is not USB spec, sounds like a typo. Charge the battery with your phones original charger and it will be fine. People experience problems with aftermarket chargers because they are made poorly and run outside of standard USB spec. Unless you are using a damaged charger, any AC wall USB charging block from a reputable manufacturer (samsung, apple, etc) should be fine. Your phone will not pull more current than it can handle (unless it is already damaged at which point it doesn't matter what charger you use) due to Ohms law, the only danger is connecting it to something with too high a voltage. That being said, 4.2 is wrong. 4.2 is not USB spec, sounds like a typo. Charge the battery with your phones original charger and it will be fine. People experience problems with aftermarket chargers because they are made poorly and run outside of standard USB spec. Unless you are using a damaged charger, any AC wall USB charging block from a reputable manufacturer (samsung, apple, etc) should be fine. Your phone will not pull more current than it can handle (unless it is already damaged at which point it doesn't matter what charger you use) due to Ohms law, the only danger is connecting it to something with too high a... » Read More 4.2 is not USB spec, sounds like a typo. Charge the battery with your phones original charger and it will be fine. People experience problems with aftermarket chargers because they are made poorly and run outside of standard USB spec. Unless you are using a damaged charger, any AC wall USB charging block from a reputable manufacturer (samsung, apple, etc) should be fine. Your phone will not pull more current than it can handle (unless it is already damaged at which point it doesn't matter what charger you use) due to Ohms law, the only danger is connecting it to something with too high a voltage. That being said, 4.2 is wrong. « Show Less
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The first one you use Will always charge at the full 2A rate. If while one item is charging you charge another item, that port will always charge at the lower rate.