Does this support 5.2V (exactly) and 2.1 amps (or above). My tablet will only charge on this specific power rating.
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The outlet has a chip that will adjust the output voltage according to the specific needs of the device. The high power slot will handle higher amps for charging tablets. I've used this outlet to charge a bunch of different devices and it's worked great for all of them.
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I have the 2 outlet version of this and the 2014 version of the samsung galaxy note tablet. If I connect the USB end of the charging cable into the USB port on this power strip instead of using the power cord adapter it DOES NOT charge my tablet. I have to use one of the 2 outlet plugs with the adapter that came with the samsung to charge it. This does not state the amperage for the charger so i can only assume its 1amp instead of 2.1 amps.
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It doesn't work on regular phone charger. The AC-DC adapter specs is output: 12v 1.5a (18w). Regular USB phone and iPad charger is rated at 5V output 1amp ~ 2.1AMP (10w) which is not enough to charge the tablet. Most people made the mistake by not checking the required specs before using their own USB charger.
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Try the Freelander car charger. Specs are Output: DC 5V, 2000mACharging plug: 2.0mm. USB port will not charge this tablet.
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it will but wiith a light load only! Remember it"s max amp output is only 20 Amp, so in perspective most tablets require 2.0+ amps @ 12or24 volts. Just get this and not worry.Power Bright ML400-24 400 Watt 24 Volt DC To 110 Volt AC Power Inverter
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Hello there - I am doing my own search for external power for an ASUS slider, which has the same issue of requiring 15V input. I am looking into multi-output battery pack / laptop battery packs. They are more expensive and larger than the others I have (Newtrent, powerGen), and do NOT have the 15V USB out so would need some type of conversion cable. Will let you know what I end up with and if it works. I am contacting a few of the laptop brands to see if they will work with ASUS tablet. Good Luck!RJ
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Yes and it should include the adapter needed for it (mine certainly did), though it will only charge one tablet at a time as opposed to two smart phones according to the included instructions. The output is 5V 2A max.
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I use it to charge my Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 GT-P5100 and it works just fine. I also use it with the Samsung docking stand and have speakers plugged into it. It works great.
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The 2 amp is theoretical for tablets but wor good for smartphones due to bigger batt really it doesn't matter which one you use ....the 2 amp is supposed to charge quicker
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I have the 500mA output but I think newer version is 1Amp but even that I would think is very low for a tablet so if it charges at all I can only imagine it will take forever
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No, it doesn't. I have a Nook HD+ and it won't charge it, at all. I tried two different chargers, overnight. The output is only 5V/1A which is 5 watts. Most tablets require 7.5 to 10 watts. Waste of money for me...
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Hi Ms. Bills. Let me put it to you this way. It works great at powering a Samsung Tab 2 10.1 from AT&T.; If you have the same brand tablet (nevermind which carrier it's on) I'm sure it will work.
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The outlets are marked 5V1A or 5V2.1A which simply means 5 volts 1 amp or 2.1 amp. All outlets will charge most phones as they typically require only 1A of power while iPads and some tablets require 2.1A of power. You simply plug the USB end of the power cord into the correct outlet. Refer to the manufacturers recommendations for the correct outlet. The unit will work in a 120-240 VAC 50 or 60 cycle environment which means it will typically work anywhere in the world and on board almost all ships.
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Hi, it's possible. But, i bought it and i don't see it Very powerfull using to charge my Asus tablet (first model).
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Hello: Oh yes, I think I can help you. I did not like the adapter that came with the tablet, below was my search & purchase. Key features are: 3.5 mm plug & 2000mA (AC Power Adapter for 3.5mm DC 5V 2000mA Output Supply for External Devices) After receiving your needed item, let me know how how I did, "You Are The Man" will do just fine. Good luck
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Please make sure that the adapter is connected to the AC power ( home charger ) 2.1A that was supplied with your tablet.
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This is an active device designed to be used within USB spec. Plugging it into a charger will not tell the charger to dump power as that would be a fire hazard, therefore your device will only charge at normal USB current of 500ma, on top of that, the device has a built in amplifier that feeds off of USB power, so the output will be slightly less than 500ma, I would only count on ~350 - 400ma output, which is not enough to charge some devices, especially tablets. Most USB peripherals will work, however some will require extra power.