Hi, I'm still confused on how to charge this external battery? Do we have to purchase the charger for this external battery? Thanks!
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You can charge it with either of the provided cords. The smaller end of the cord goes in the actual external battery and the bigger end goes in the wall charger outlet like any other normal USB charger would go into. Hope I helped!
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You can use the cable from EasyAcc and the adapter from your smart device. You don't need to buy another AC charger.
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Hello Alex I charge it with my computer and from my Anker external battery (using the 1A output) but I guess any USB port will do the same...Thierrywww.tgmdev.be
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There is s mini usb port on the side of the charger. Plug into that to charge the unit. It took me some searching on the internet to figure this out also. I think I've answered this question here before also.
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There is an external battery charger available on amazon. Do a search for the batteries and the charger will appear as a recommendation
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You have to buy a separate charger. It's not furnished with the camera. If not you have to charge the battery while in the camera. You need to have a fully charged extra battery with you if you are out in the field or on vacation.
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The battery has to be charged in an external charger. You can't even charge it in the camera, even if you connect the camera to the optional AC adapter
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Your other responders are correct...It ships with the USB/data cable..I did buy the external charger, which was some 14+$.....I use it primarily to charge a second battery....
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The cord that comes with the external power bank has a USB end and the other end attaches to your device. The external power bank is charged by plugging the USB end into a USB outlet and the other end into the external power bank. Once charged, you have power on the go. No batteries needed.
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I've charged the battery from an electrical outlet with a USB adaptor and that works. I haven't tried charging it from the USB port of another device.
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There is included a power cord that plugs into the camera and charges the battery in the camer. If you want to charge the battery outside of the camera you have to buy and external charger which several of the reviews have listed and which I purchased. This gives you a couple of extra batteries as well as an external charger at a very reasonable price.
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Means it doesn't work, your phone will not recognize it. I'm not sure why, it looks like the mAh of this external battery should be enough. Call your service provider and see if they have an answer as to what kind of external you need. In the mean time, call Amazon, get a return label from them and ship it back, no return postage, full refund. I had no problems with them at all returning it.
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You charge it with the included micro USB cable. Charges fast. Works well. You can use just about any micro USB charging source.
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Thank you for contacting us. You are able to use a external charger to charge the battery for the item you are inquiring about.
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Mine did NOT come with an external charger .... You have to charge the battery inside the camera with a power supply (included)
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HI. I don't have an external charger so I can't answer your question. I tried looking to see if this battery was the same battery being sold on the Sprint website (which BTW was $50, extended battery plus charger. Couldn't buy it separately) - But, I just checked today, and, they don't sell it now. I wish I could answer your question.... sorry.
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If you are looking for an External battery charger, then I went ahead and bought this: External Battery Charger for Dell Inspiron 1525, 1526, 1545 Series Laptop BatterySold by Top Power The first one that came was damaged but it only took a matter of an email and a phone call before they sent me a brand new one- no shipping fee incurred on my behalf. Its a great battery- I just ordered another 9 cell to charge while the other one is in use. Hope this was relevant
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Hi Gregory! I just asked the question of the best "proven" way to charge these batts and I'm convinced by the majority of answers is to use the USB end and keep the mAh's the same 1 thru 5, of course. It will take longer, but successful all around, as many have said and I tend to agree. Some have used, me included, a 3.7V wall charger, but I don't feel any longer. I hope that this helps and puts your mind at ease as it does mine!�