Will this charge up a Garmin GPS?
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Yes it will. I have charged my Garmin 3590LMT gps twice already with no problems. All you have to do is use the usb cord that came with your gps unit to connect to a computer. This usb will fit into the Anker but, you need to check your gps unit to see how many amps a compatable wall charger delivers so you use the proper outlet on the Anker. I used the 1A outlet and it charged the Garmin as fast as my wall charger.
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The anker 15000 was given as a gift, therefore I can not answer your question.
947447
Only compatible for charging- you want the Garmin GTM 25,26,35 or 36 to charge and receive traffic
1305038
If you have the brand Garmin then only buy a Garmin charger. I have bought several cheaper chargers and they are not compatable to Garmin products. Hope this helps
1358954
I can't say... I no longer have the packaging with exact specifications. However I will say this powers my gps with no problems. I had another charger (with a split port) and that did not charge my gps, so that should help you gage a general power level.
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Hi Jimmy, not sure if this will work for a garmin nuvi, never tried it, sorry.
1588262
Yes you can, assuming a USB port is always available to you. When travelling by car I prefer to have the ability to charge by USB, auto 12v socket, or standard 110 household socket. There is a wealth of options of what you can buy with a Garmin plug on one end of a wire and the plug on the other.
955239
Yes, it will work as a charger. My test of this capability was to recharge my GPS. It worked.
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yes the charger works well, with this garmin, i have beeing using it for lonmg time.
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R. Agrawal - I don't know actually if it is a good idea to use that usb port (intended for Computer connection) to charge the unit but since the unit is charging also while connected to the computer so maybe it is ok =) Anyway, Yes I was able to use my GPS to navigate using the USB port (intended for Computer connection) to charge from the car power outlet. You can try to wait for atleast 30-60 sec for your GPS to recognize that the source is not a computer but rather a wall/car power outlet, your GPS should reboot and you can then use it to navigate. Maybe less than a minute of waiting
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The Power Rating is 5 Watts Continuous which is the problem. The tip doesn't really matter at this point. The output voltage is likely to change often which changes the output current; hence 5W Continuous Max Output. Your GPS device most likely will charge with a simple 5V 1A USB car adapter. The 5V 2A charger included with your GPS module was a design that allowed for a faster battery charge. I'd look for a replacement usb charger online for the Garmin 3597 and have a look at the output specs of those chargers. My gut felling is a 5V 1A usb charger will work and it's likely you already have a generic usb car adapter and micro-usb cable. The Power Rating is 5 Watts Continuous which is the problem. The tip doesn't really matter at this point. The output voltage is likely to change often which changes the output current; hence 5W Continuous Max Output. Your GPS device most likely will charge with a simple 5V 1A USB car adapter. The 5V 2A charger included with your GPS module was a design that allowed for a faster battery charge. I'd look for a replacement usb charger online for the Garmin 3597 and have a look at the output specs of those chargers. My gut felling is a 5V 1A usb charger will work and it's likely you already... » Read More The Power Rating is 5 Watts Continuous which is the problem. The tip doesn't really matter at this point. The output voltage is likely to change often which changes the output current; hence 5W Continuous Max Output. Your GPS device most likely will charge with a simple 5V 1A USB car adapter. The 5V 2A charger included with your GPS module was a design that allowed for a faster battery charge. I'd look for a replacement usb charger online for the Garmin 3597 and have a look at the output specs of those chargers. My gut felling is a 5V 1A usb charger will work and it's likely you already have a generic usb car adapter and micro-usb cable. « Show Less
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I honestly do not know for certain as do not have a GPS. There is a USB port on the head of the plug which can power a USB device. We have charged an additional smart phone via the USB port. I would believe that if your GPS is capable of being powered from the USB cable that you mentioned in your question, then yes it would power it through this source. You may want to reference your GPS manual for further information.
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I doubt that will work, because Garmin charge and GPS cable has a 17.3K resistor inside mini USB connector between pin 4 and pin 5. Without that, it will be considered a data cable connected to computer for update. That does not work for charge and UPS during driving.
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What model did the charger come from? I am no expert on Garmin compatibility but it might be worth your while to go over to the Garmin website and ask the question there.
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Yes. It is a very nice charger. I use it to charge my phone and my wife's phone when we are traveling. I run the GPS and other apps at the same time and it charges without a problem.
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If your Garmin has a mini (not micro) USB connection port, it should be fine.
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The USB ports were able to charge my LG phone but not my GPS. I have to use the center 12v port with an adapter cable to power the GPS. The only downside is the combination of the USB adapter and adapter cable sit pretty far out from the cigarette lighter.
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i honestly don't know if it will work with that model from my own experience it did not work properly it would charge unit but would not allow use at the same time get the genuine Garmin adapter amazon does sell them