Would it hurt the charger if I charged my phone in the tablet port?
504926
I regularly plug my Galaxy Note 2 and my wife's Nokia 920 into either port. They both charge faster using the Tablet port, but do not seem to have any negative results. I also charge my Kindle Fire (both an older original Fire and a newer HD model) using the tablet port. I liked this charger enough that I bought another one to have more than one 'charging station' for my devices.
504927
no have done before some feel it charges faster maybe a little hard I find it hard to really tell. Great little charge use it primarily for travel to charge my ipad air and 5s at the same time.
504928
Hasn't effected my battery life yet (iPhone 5S) and provides a little faster charge. You can confirm your phones battery charging capacity by checking with the manufacture. Side note: charger works great, I bought two a few months ago and have been very happy with them.
504929
Don't think it would hurt the charger but may hurt the phone. Could be too much amp for the phone.
1411706
Depending on how thick the cover is, it may be best to remove the tablet from its cover before charging, as the closer the tablet is to the charger, the faster the tablet will be charged.
939826
Check your phone and tablet to see how much current is needed to charge them. If the charger has that, or more, current capacity then it will charge your devices.
1655098
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.
1277512
Yes you can. My port went bad though and I purchased theLenmar charger and like it much better
1538259
The port to charge the tablet is on the bottom edge, which is also where the fold in the folio cover is. In order to charge you have to either lay it out flat, or fold the keyboard under the tablet in order to access the charging port.All the manufacturer needed to do was put a reinforced opening in the port location on the cover and it could be charged in the closed position.One could possibly cut their own opening in the cover, but that would probably negate any warranty coverage and could possibly weaken the folding hinge of the cover.
258720
I doubt it very much. I have a thin case on my nexus 7 and it will not charge unless I remove the case
2071868
I'm 99.99999 percent sure the answer to that is "No!" Your tablet would have to have the exact same 40-pin charger/USB port setup as an Asus Transformer.
2071373
I have been able to. I interchange between the charger for my tablet and the powerbot. I can still use THOSE things while charging. Hope I helped.
1661548
Yes - any charger that fits your tablet will work. You can purchase one from any source (including Amazon.com).
552431
Probably charger connector that goes to the tablet is damaged, I have no problem with my charger. Make sure that nothing got inside the port of the charger that connects to the tablet. Hope you resolved the problem.
1235232
No, it only has a micro-usb port for charging. Try using an OTG cable for plugging in flash drives to your tablet.
882881
This tablet uses a separate port to charge. I would avoid this tablet. I have owned and returned 4 of these.
2160665
I am sorry but I do not know. I feel that my tablet is too important to my daily life to experiment with its charging circuitry possibly resulting in a manufacturer repair job.
1676509
No, not without a special cable or cross over device like this http://www.ebay.com/itm/New-Samsung-Galaxy-Tab-7-10-1-2-P1000-Sync-Charge-Charging-Data-USB-Cable-/130960752054?pt=US_Tablet_eReader_Chargers_Sync_Cables&hash;=item1e7dde7db6
63470
That means that the charger is not putting out enough power to charge your tablet. The charger is bootleg and I would return it. I have the same charger and the same problem. I have this charger and the original charger and I don't have this problem with the other charger, the original one.
1364970
I would say yes. However, be careful when inserting the jack into the plug. It should be snug, but you shouldn't have to force it. If it fits, it shouldn't hurt your unit. Use a battery monitoring app, it will tell you how much voltage and current are being used to charge your tablet. If you are getting 4V, you are OK.