I have a Kindle Fire HD 7 tablet, would you recommend the 7W model for charging this device efficiently?
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I recommend a higher W unit. 12 or up. In the best sunlight the 7W unit will likely not be able to keep pace with your tablet.
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Hi Donald,Thank you for your question. For charging tablets, we recommend getting the 12w unit to charge efficiently. Please let us know if you have any further questions or concerns.Thank you,Lea
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I haven't timed it, but I've been using the 2.1A slot for my Fire HD and it has worked great (I can use it while it charges and it will fully charge while I'm doing so). It has worked as good or better than the kindle-specific charger.
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I would imagine it will charge both kindle's just fine. It charges my Nexus7 and Android phone.
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I'm not sure what you mean by that, honestly, but I can tell you that I have a dual port I use for my iPhone 4 and basic Kindle, and they both charge quickly and fully. My son-in-law uses one for his iPad Air and iPhone 5s, and they also both charge fully and the charge lasts a full day. Hope that helps.
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Hello from Mediabridge,The USB port on the computer provides .5A which is much lower than the 1.8A that the Kindle charger provides. So if your Kindle is powered on when plugged into the computer, then you will not notice a charge at all. If you power off the Kindle, the computer will charge it very slowly. Thanks,Mediabridge Customer Support856-216-8222info@mediabridgeproducts.comTue-Sat 9am to 6pm Eastern
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Doesn't have enough power to properly charge the Paperwhite. Best bet is to get a charger designed for tablets/Kindle Fire, etc.
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I have the 500mA output but I think newer version is 1Amp but even that I would think is very low for a tablet so if it charges at all I can only imagine it will take forever
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I'm not sure what the Kindle Fire charger is but I have charged my Kindle Keyboard and Paperwhite with the micro USB plug. There are NUMEROUS plugs available that I'm sure would work for the Fire as well. It charges my iPad regularly without a hitch.
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James, I do not like this charger, at all. It does not charge my Kindle Fire which I believe to be one of the original models. If you "jiggle" the connection, it might connect but disconnects as soon as you turn it loose. I had gotten it as an extra but end up using the charger from my original Kindle. Hate it! Sorry, I should have returned it as it just may be defective but I don't trust it enough to recommend it.
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Sorry, I cannot really help. I have no devices like iPads that take more current to charge. Mine is used to charge 2 iPod Touches and two vanilla (old, not smart) phones. I also use it to charge a Kindle and occasionally another device or two. None of them high power. For my purposes, it works great.
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Sorry, I haven't tried this for my Kindle Fire, however I have charged my new iPad Mini and it worked great! I do use it all the time for my iPhone 5 and it also is great for that.
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I've plugged my e-ink Kindle into it. I've never tried a Kindle Fire HD but I've plugged in tablets, smartphones and a kindle 3g keyboard.
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Yes, in fact; I just used it just recently to charge my Kindle Fire HDX 7. Just make sure you use the 2-amp port if you want your Fire to charge faster. I don't know if there's a better charger out there or not because this is the only wireless USB charger I've ever owned, but it is well built and provides long battery life.
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Yes. I also had one that I use regularly...this is one of the devices that takes more energy to charge...which is one of the main reasons I bough this 5 port device. It will easily charge my Galaxy Note 10.1 (before it died last month...booohooo) my phone, my husband's phone, my I pod and his Kindle Fire when needed. All as fast as if they were plugged in separately. This actually reproduces more amps than most..they usually split the power - which takes forever to charge the Note 10.1.
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Well, I have not used it but with the mah, it should be able to charge the Kindle Fire HD and Kindle Touch since they charge with USB.
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Yes, I have the same tablet. Keep in mind though that some high-powered devices will not work appropriately because of the added power needed.
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The USB outputs are standard, just different amperages. The 2.4 amp port should charge a Kindle using your USB cable. From what I read the Kindle takes less than 2 amps. The 1 amp port should also charge the Kindle, just slower.