how long will it hold change? will it charge Nokia smartphone? Kindle HDX 8.9?
1840385
Just a usb cord, but no wall charger. You need to use your phone wall charger to charge it or you can charge it from your computer.
1840386
Yes, it can charge Nokia smartphones and Kindle HDX 8.9. I charged it up and put it in my draw for 3 months and it kept a full charge. I have no complaints with this charger.
1840387
I've used mine a couple of times now. It will charge my Android phone four times before I need to recharge battery. It will charge any device that has a usb cord. You can charge the battery through your computer or by plugging it into the wall with any plug that has a usb port.
1840388
I don't know for sure how long it holds a charge but I do know that I had it in my pack for about a month and it still appeared to have a full charge. It will charge any phone and I believe any pad. It charged my mini galaxy about 5 times before needing to be recharged.
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Hi I bought it to charge my daughters kindle. It changes it with no problem but the car charger never worked and I was too lazy to return it. I just got a faulty one I guess.
804368
I do not have a Kindle Fire HD 8.9, but it if it can charge my daughter's iPad 4gen, it should be able to charge the Kindle Fire HD 8.9
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I use this to charge small portable devices like a kindle or cell phones, and I picked up a set of attachment tips that convert the connector from USB to one of those types. That kind of set is worth picking up in addition to this charger.Being able to connect your handycam to this charger is one thing; how much charge you get is another. A handycam is a high-drain device and it may not get much out of such a small battery. At 100% charge, this unit will give a 45% charge to a second-gen Kindle Fire (not HD), or about 60% to a Samsung Galaxy Light, or ~80% to 90% to a 2005 Nokia or Samsung flip phone.Look for a unit with larger storage for a high-drain device. I use this to charge small portable devices like a kindle or cell phones, and I picked up a set of attachment tips that convert the connector from USB to one of those types. That kind of set is worth picking up in addition to this charger.Being able to connect your handycam to this charger is one thing; how much charge you get is another. A handycam is a high-drain device and it may not get much out of such a small battery. At 100% charge, this unit will give a 45% charge to a second-gen Kindle Fire (not HD), or about 60% to a Samsung Galaxy Light, or ~80% to 90% to a 2005 Nokia... » Read More I use this to charge small portable devices like a kindle or cell phones, and I picked up a set of attachment tips that convert the connector from USB to one of those types. That kind of set is worth picking up in addition to this charger.Being able to connect your handycam to this charger is one thing; how much charge you get is another. A handycam is a high-drain device and it may not get much out of such a small battery. At 100% charge, this unit will give a 45% charge to a second-gen Kindle Fire (not HD), or about 60% to a Samsung Galaxy Light, or ~80% to 90% to a 2005 Nokia or Samsung flip phone.Look for a unit with larger storage for a high-drain device. « Show Less
1817402
I don't personally have a Kindle but we did take our Nook and all we needed was a standard adapter so our plug would fit the European plugs. These converters kept overheating and would stop charging so they didn't work at all for us. Luckily we didn't need them.
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Yes, definitely. I own one of those as well and have done so. Bear in mind however that this charger has a capacity meant for cell phones. It will charge a Kindle Fire (I have the HD model that is currently $200) completely once and you may have enough left over to charge your phone once afterwards.
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I would also like to know if it will charge the orginal Kindle and a camera battery.
2113689
I use mine for kindle fire so am not sure about compatibility with Nokia. I would research before purchase.
1746284
Oh, no. You can charge just about anything. I use it for my Kindle, my phone, my ipod, just about anything that needs charging. It is fast, convenient and small. I recommend it very, very highly. Good luck, get it and enjoy it.
530152
I used it to charge my Note2. It would charge it 2 to 3 times before completely running out of juice. I guess it could charge a Kindle.
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I agree with you, they should add a connector to the charger so batteries can be charged without having to be installed in the kindle. I use rechargable batteries in my digital camera, and I carry them in the case for a month and they still have a full charge. I would think that the kindle batteries should be no different. My kindle battery wont hold a charge more than 3 days and it is only 2 months old! My camera batteries are 3 years old!
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It can charge almost all items. I have not tried it in a Kindle. I have tried using it in most of the phones, iPhone, Samsung, Google-Nexus, Nokia (old, New) etc including Google tablets. If Kindle, adaptor is matching with any of the regular phones above items .. it can charge Kindle very well.
807943
It depends on what you're charging. Now if it's a smart phone with like a 2250ma battery, it takes twice as long as on a house current or in a vehicle. I haven't tried to charge my kindle yet from completely discharged. I carry it as an emergency backup when I go into the woods. It just seems to take a little longer for some reason but works very well altogether.
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Yes, I am sure that it will! Just take the USB that you normally plug into the pc to charge the kindle, and plug it into the RavPower 5600mAh. My phone charges very quickly, so I am sure that you will have no problem. Very handy device for our devices!!! LOL
1797818
I don't have a Kindle, so I can't give you any first hand knowledge about that. I will say that so far it has worked on all devices I have that use a mini USB charger.
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It will work with your Kindle fire HDX. By using other micro-USB power adapters, it may take slightly longer to fully charge your device.
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I would think it would. Kindle is a pretty basic device. Smart phones might take a little longer. (45 minutes?), but they have apps that can draw a lot of power (GPS etc.) As I recall the upper USB plug generates power faster. I was not conscious of time because I use it when on longer trips. It keeps my devices charged very well.