Need to know if this device is supported for 2.0amp+, since my new LG G2 gets the "Slow Charging" warning on most of my old cables?
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I would say to look elsewhere for a cable to charge most newer smart phones. I have had this cable for a year now and it never really was fast at charging but recently has become so bad that even with my phone plugged in and NOT using the phone it will drain the battery. I am very disappointed because I have bought shorter cables for about a dollar that charge faster than this one.
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Im not exactly sure, but my note 2 draws a lot 0f power. My charger says its a 2 amp 5 volt. It should work.
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Depends on what you are charging, and the charger you are using, if you have an android and an apple charger then you would need to use a cable with a shorted data pin (but that will allow charge only, not used with a computer to access files) If you have an anker IQ or an android charger then you would get full charge speed, apple Im not going to get into
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Mine is 28/28 gauge and charges very slowly with 2.4 amp charger, several recent reviewers have said the same. I wonder if older hardware revisions used thicker diameter power wires, as several older reviews extol the low guage/fast charge that they experienced. This is not the ones I recently rec'd
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As I understand it the LG G2 requires *exactly* 1.8 amps from it's charger base. I think the cable matters less. I'm not 100% sure on that, though.
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I don't know, I haven't that device, I use that in a Note and works perfectly, but your device may require other power demands. You should consult the manufacturer's specifications and check that your external power supply is same or lower that 2.0 amp
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I would not buy this. It never worked with a Lg G2. I would buy www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00DWGB6CU/ref=ox_sc_sfl_title_2?ie=UTF8&psc=1&smid=A3GUUNS55D85KM
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I have the 12AFCBST with a green button for fast charging. I looked at the L2ACF-OPE ad and it promos the same thing.I would call the local B&D; shop or email B&D; customer service.
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Yes but a bit slow, 2amp is the best and max suggested rate for most small SLA's. Any higher fast chargers will do that but reduce overall life.
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Yes. I have a wireless charger for my G2 and there are no issues. Works great.
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Stop plugging it into a 1 amp charger. It's a 2.1a device. Charges fine on the standard charger from my s4. But older micro USB chargers it just hangs at around 2 bars.
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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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Hi, I just tried charging two Galaxy S4 phones with this device. They are displaying a charging status. What I don't know for sure is what charge current they're drawing. If there's a way to get the phone to tell me that, let me know and I'll check (yeah I could cut the cable and put an ammeter on it, but I'm not quite that curious...).
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Hi Thank you for your interest. It has Displayport 1.2V. If your graphic card's Displayport version is 1.2, 2560x1440 is possible. To check the compatibility please let us know your graphic card exactly. The panel is LG S-IPS Panel. Thank you.
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I don't know where you got this info, but the high capacity chargers for both devices are rated at 5VDC, 2.1A. So NO. And, if you charge at a faster rate the battery will fry!
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I can charge my LG G3 smartphone. It works beautifully with the proper connecter plug.
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i purchased this unit and am currently using it to charge 2 iPad air, 2 iPhone 5s and on android LG2. All five devices charge fine and charge quickly. Equally important however to be sure and use only certified charging cables for each device. I tried less expensive non certified charging cables and they would not charge at all.
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I cannot speak for this specific phone, but I have the LG G2, LGs are pretty similar, use the same display out technology, under the right circumstances, I would say yes, this will work just fine as LGs use display port tech unlike Samsung devices.
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Nope. Use any port for any item, such as any phones &/or iPads or other tablets. Just do not exceed the 6.2 Amp maximum. Interestingly enough, I discovered that when I went above the max output of the charger it proceeded to charge 2 iPads & 1 iPhone while keeping the third iPad "on hold" until one of the other three items were charged. Then it polished off my phone. Hope this helps. This is the best of 4 chargers I have had. The other thee went into the trash.
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Thank you for the question. You should have no problems with any signals, so wireless charging should not be an issue for you with our LG G3 cases.
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Hello. From my understanding and current tests. The higher capacity device will pull 2A. And the lower end device will pull 1A. I have ordered a USB Meter to see if either USB port is designated solely for 2A. So far. The panels put out great power and I am satisfied. I haw changed an iPhone4, iPad mini no retina, lg android, 12000 Mah newtrent power extreme battery bank, 5200 Mah brightech battery bank, and eneloop rechargeable batteries with the eneloop USB charge adapter. All devices function and chare fine. The phones and tablets will read an error of power soure of the panels are not in direct sunlight. It's an easy fix. Just position the panels on the sun again. I highly recommend a external battery bank. This way you store the unused power. No sense in wasting free juice. Hope this helps.