Would using this be recommended for say... charging smartphones as well as laptops? Or should it just be used for bigger devices like tablets?
147144
both, but keep in mind that the default battery charges from 12v and some new laptops ( vaio for example) have 10,5 volts and an adapter is needed.I owned many backpacks and it's one of the best ones i've ever had :-)
147145
both, but keep in mind that the default battery charges from 12v and some new laptops ( vaio for example) have 10,5 volts and an adapter is needed. I owned many backpacks and it's one of the best ones i've ever had :-)
1179486
No, sorry. This will only charge devices that are USB-powered such as smartphones, electronic book readers, tablets, etc.
1317643
This will recharge smaller electronics and iPods. I also was able to charge my samsung galaxy tab and two different cameras. I haven't tried a laptop, but it is a low draw device. Items that require major power, such as a blow dryer will defeat it, but a laptop should be OK.
2124592
No, I would not. It does not seem to be strong enough to charge more demanding devices.
1239727
Yes, this should work perfectly for any device that charges by USB. A higher power charger simply means it is _able_ to supply more power to a device. It doesn't force any extra energy into a device that doesn't require it.
1890991
I use this purely as a charger not as a USB hub. The key is being BC 1.1 compliant. I charge an iPad and iPad mini at the same time. It can pump 2.5 amps max across all ports. It will charge all 4 devices at normal USB rates but if you only hook up 2 devices they should both charge twice as fast! (1000 mA rate)
998067
Absolutely, I use it all the time. It's just a USB power supply, so it charges anything that uses USB for power.
423991
I use it to charge my cell phone without any problems, so far. I have no reason to think it wouldn't work for other usb charging devices since they're maximum power usage would be similar.
29974
I would think so. We use it to charge our Nexus, 2 Kindles (2012 models), my ZTE Android phone and my wife's 'dumb' LG phone.
2014612
I am sure that it will be okay, I used it for my Kindle and phone, someone else used it on their tablet. It is a little difficult to use the extra plug on the converter, I supported the weight by stacking something under it, ( like a rolled up towel on the counter under the outlet. Enjoy your trip.
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It's good for reading the devices plugged in - will not charge the tablet. Can charge a phone if plugged into this device and then into the tablet. (at least in my case, it charged a nexus 4 while plugged into the tablet). I wouldn't recommend unless your last resort, otherwise your tablet is then dead.
1556370
Yeah, most likely. It should be able to charge pretty much any mobile device except for something like, say, a laptop.
290579
Absolutely! I use it to charge BlackBerrys, other cheap Android tablets, Samsung Galaxy phones, you name it.
1966636
Should work fine. Don't own an Ipad, but I charge two smartphones at once with no problems. Second output is marked "TABLET" and charges at 2.1 amps
1661672
I've used this Belkin device for charging. It charges my iPhone and my wife's iPhone and iPad. Belkin Conserve Valet with Energy-Saving USB Charging Station
1293118
yes, i've used it to charge both phones and ipads -- anything with usb connectivity.
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Yes, this can be used to charge an iPad and other tablets. However, I would recommend it. Tablets draw a lot more power than a phone does. Also, keep in mind if you are using the device while it is charging, it diminishes the charging process. If you are looking for something for a tablet, I would strongly recommend an external battery back up for a tablet as the AH is higher thus better suited for charging tablets. On average they run around $40. Well worth it! I hope this helps. Good luck!