Can I use this to clean the charging port of my iPhone?
506207
Absolutely!! I have used this liquid to clean my ham radio, flashlights, clock battery holders - its uses are unlimited.
506208
I would not use it on anything where it can touch plastic. It may not affect it immediately, but this product, while excellent for cleaning actually metal electrical contacts is not the best for any contact with plastics. .. . . unless it is immediately flushed off with something like isopropyl alcohol. Even then. . . it might not be a good idea. Instead, try using something like Simple Green on a Q-tip and then follow that up with rinse.
1120214
Yes with the USB port. However you had to crank on the handle for several minutes and the info they sent with the radio said it would charge the phone for a minute, so not a very good trade off. Better find another way. I never did it, however the radio plays constantly if put in the sunlight. But no I would not use this for my iphone.
1568613
that depends on the connector used by the iphone - you may need to get an adaptor. this comes with a number of connector tips, but obviously since nobody standardizes on the connector, can't say. the charge is enough, but i don't know if any of the connectors provided fit.
928497
Yes the shaver charges in the cleaning port when you need to do a maintenance type of cleaning. Not an everyday thing. But, the answer to the other question is No you do not need the cleaning port with you when you travel. It comes with a small charging stand that folds and uses the same cord that you use with cleaning port. This is a great razor. Bought this for my son andhe loves it.
1448023
Yes in fact you can use it as a charging port for your devices. I went on a road trip and used it to charge multiple devices simultaneously. It does not matter if the devices are Apple or not, they their own charger but the other end is a regular usb plug.
2160898
You can plug the USB cord for an iPhone (or any other phone) into the USB port. This charger does not include an iPhone cord.
1758401
yes as long as you can plug in the USB for power. (Use your iphone charger)
1564818
I don't own an iPhone, but as we long as you have a usb cord for charging it you will be ok. You can use the cord that comes with your phone and plug the usb end into the external charger and the other end to your phone.
1234244
That is what I use it for. Realize that it only works with the dock though. The charger is not "the original charger that came with the device?" So trying to charge the phone with the cable is for some reason impossible.
1276950
No, it can be used. In fact, I use it to recharge my 3GS iPhone and it works fine. Does it in a lot less time than the Apple charger since it runs at a higher voltage.
1838810
No, cause iPhone has an exclusive connector, but you can use design cable of your iPhone connected to the USB port of this charger
567329
My wife uses it regularly while her iPhone5s is in the phone protector case, an Otterbox Defender. This is acceptable, however Phonesoap recomends taking your phone out of its case once a month to provide a good sanitize. My Galaxy Note3 is another story. I can't imagine any phone protector existing that would allow that phone to fit in the sanitizer while in use. The uncased Note 3 can charge with the included USB cable and still allow the lid to close
331697
Yes you can. (That's how I used it for the first few months) the power core that you use on the cleaning station is the same cord you can use to just charge it on travel.
1565678
It can be used to charge older model iPhones, but it does not come with the correct adapter cable. If you want to use it with an iPhone, you have to buy the cable separately, or use a cable that you already have. It would be the same type of cable that is normally used to charge iPhones. It will have a regular USB connecter on one end and the iPhone connector on the other.
155603
Try a usb phone charger that fits the charge port. But yea look online you can find a charger or something that will work.
1278005
I use it to charge my iphone from the 1.0A port all the time and it works fine, but it probably wouldn't work as well with the 2.1A port since charging input is only 1.0A
1849463
You can try it, but will definitely do some damage to the case to where the case will stop working. I tried this already and after 5 minutes of charging the case stopped charging even the LED lights turned off. So only try using the official lightning chargers by Apple.