Has anyone charged an Asus T100 Transformer 10" PC? thanks./great 4 SamsungGoogleNexus10" Chrome.
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After reviewing the Asus T100, I do not think the RavPower can charge the system due to power demands of the on board battery. The RavPower is designed for an output of 5 volts, max. Good Luck
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@Christopher. I asked one of the many eBay vendors offering this item with the March 11 ship date if he was going to be able to fulfill the March 11th date he claimed. He said yes but that he was way oversold on the item and that Asus was way under-prepared to fulfill the demand. Because of that I went ahead and pre-ordered from Amazon hoping that I would be able to get one. Nothing on Newegg either.Please let us know if you get your order fulfilled. Good luck.Cort
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Sorry, I didn't see this email until today... We charge Samsung S3s and my Note 2. It has the standard USB and common phone jack. It will not charge our Asus Transformer tablet, but that is an Asus issue... The charger is bulky, but it has pulled me out of dead/dying battery jams so many times! And we can recharge it in our car, too!I have not had issues with it not charging things fully (unless it runs out of power!).
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Yes that will work fine with your Asus transformer T100, any laser pen will work.
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It has been awhile since I purchased this charger for my Asus Transformer EEE. I use it quite often and it has done a great job- hope this helps!
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I had the same problem around a year of purchasing the computer and using the computer lightly, gaming mostly. Took it to a local computer shop that does repairs it wasnt the power cord itself which I thought was the problem it was the adapter that is in the laptop anyways it cost $120 havent had any problems with the laptop since and would still consider buying another asus in the future great laptop besides the power problem.
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I don't know about all the transformers but the TF100T (Windows 8.1) ASUS Transformer does work. This device can be plugged into the micro USB port on the table or the USB 3.0 port on the keyboard.Remember, USB To Go simply means that the micro USB port on your device s capable of acting as an USB master device (like a PC) and not a slave device (like a flash drive or other USB peripheral). There is no magic here, if your tablet / smart phone / whatever has USB To Go then ANY supported USB peripheral plugged into that port will work. The USB To Go cables I have here are merely a male micro USB to female USB A port adapters. I don't know about all the transformers but the TF100T (Windows 8.1) ASUS Transformer does work. This device can be plugged into the micro USB port on the table or the USB 3.0 port on the keyboard.Remember, USB To Go simply means that the micro USB port on your device s capable of acting as an USB master device (like a PC) and not a slave device (like a flash drive or other USB peripheral). There is no magic here, if your tablet / smart phone / whatever has USB To Go then ANY supported USB peripheral plugged into that port will work. The USB To Go cables I have here are merely a... » Read More I don't know about all the transformers but the TF100T (Windows 8.1) ASUS Transformer does work. This device can be plugged into the micro USB port on the table or the USB 3.0 port on the keyboard.Remember, USB To Go simply means that the micro USB port on your device s capable of acting as an USB master device (like a PC) and not a slave device (like a flash drive or other USB peripheral). There is no magic here, if your tablet / smart phone / whatever has USB To Go then ANY supported USB peripheral plugged into that port will work. The USB To Go cables I have here are merely a male micro USB to female USB A port adapters. « Show Less
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Sorry, but i don't have any asus transformer. i have an asus vibotab one with windows 8.
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Because it is not the charger for your model. ASUS has specific chargers for specific devices and they arent usually compatable. Most likely you need the cable for your tf600t the power brick should be fine since in both cases they are usb. Tigerdirect.com usually sells just the cable for about $10 so you dont have to buy the whole thing again
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I can't answer your question because I returned it immediately. It's cheaply made. I got an Asus Transformer instead.
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I just ran the specs from this with Asus online. Sounded good to them. I have ordered.
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May be your batre is low try to charge .. and if the tablet is bootloop you can use software ..see the blog this http://new-ones.blogspot.com/2012/11/asus-transformer-tf101-only-in-apx-mode.html
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Hey, Wyelin. Really sorry for that. I'm afraid that the charger can't charge for the computer because its capacity is too small and the voltage can't support.
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see Dgm in answered q. still waiting to buy tf701 till problem with dock clears up. i currently own tf 101 - which is excellent but getting old. by far asus has the best idea in tablets. they need to go back to putting the extra battery in the dock though. tried a t!00 - nice tablet but windows 8.1 is so bad I had to take it back. if you like windows 8.1 you'll like the tablet $379 with dock. im digressing i know
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Yes, but let me explain that it is my observance that all of the ASUS Transformers and MemoPads are extremely picky about power sources. I have an identical power adapter from Samsung (on the outside) that the Transformer refuses to acknowledge - I think it needs clean steady power, which is good because it is trying to protect its components - I would rather have a picky power source with high standards than a burnt Transformer or burned out battery. I have been totally satisfied with this product and the company that sold it to me for Amazon, they beat their committed delivery date by 4 days.
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I'm going to say "Yes", because I own a ASUS Transformer Book T100TA which fits perfectly, and as far as I can tell the only difference between our computers is software.
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I am the wrong one to ask. I used a Pwr+ charger for my ASUS TF300T tablet and the tablet burned out after I plugged in the charger for the first time. I asked for some assistance and to at least get some of my money back (it cost over $184 to replace the tablet). IF you use a third party charger and something happens, you void your warranty with ASUS. Pwr+ said they needed a letter from ASUS saying that the charger definitely caused the damage because that was what their insurance company needed. ASUS said they don't write those types of letters. You would think that Pwr+ would at least give me some money to help pay for the damaged tablet but they stopped responding to my emails. I will never do business with that company again. They do not care about their customers. No one else seems to repair ASUS tablets. Use Pwr+ at your own risk.