When it says a certain amount of full charges to your phone, does that mean you cannot use it anymore or when you have to charge the bank to your laptop? sorry, new to this, dumb questions
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I believe what your asking about is when you are done with the number of charges it says, can you use it again, so I am going to answer that question. If it holds, let's say, 2 charges for your phone, that means you can use it to charge your phone twice to full without any outlet needed. After that, you will have to charge up this battery pack again, and then you will have 2 more charges. After a while, the amount of charge it hold may get lower, so it may eventually only charge your phone once before needing to be plugged in again, but you can continue to use it. If that's not your question, I'm sorry, but then I'm not sure what you're asking! Hope this helps.
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Yes, it can be charged that way too. I tried the charger at first, after an hour the light indicated "charged" but when I started my phone it was only showing %60 battery. Maybe the charger is faulty, but the battery is still working great! I reach %100 very fast while charging. Hope this helps you. My girlfriend has the same phone and I gave her one of the batteries, it didn't work out for her, she says it's the same as the original, I haven't tried out that battery on my phone, plus her phone is really in bad conditions, lots of apps installed and stuff...
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The description is very lacking....can you recharge this? How many full charges for my phone can I get off this device???
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Hi David, are you sure that you. Charged it correctly? By that I mean, have you charged it from a wall outlet? If you're charging it from a computer some computers require you to plug in the sound/speaker cable too. For example, when I plug it in to my laptop to charge I just need the USB cable and that it, it will charge. BUT if I am charging it from my Desktop I need to ALSO plug in the headphone/speaker cable. So you might think it is charging when it is not. If you're going to. Charge it from a desktop make sure you plug in the USB cable to the computer AND the speaker/headphone cable too. Also make sure the blue light is blinking. That will tell you that it is charging. I hope that helps!
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Yes you can... i love these things :-) ... if you use the micro usb on your laptop you will always have a charge..
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Honestly, I don't know. I plugged it up and left it overnight. It was charged the next morning and apps charging even at capacity. I've never had it go all the way down. I usually throw it on charge in my car on the way to our from work when it gets down about halfway. And u only do that to keep it at at last half charged.
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Ok, this is a guess (my keyboard only drained once so far). I had the same experience, so trusting the light to be truthful, I assumed the device only charges when it is switched on. Given I had used laptops in the stone age that only charged when turned on, I thought nothing of it at the time. This is not a high spec device, so there is no charging feedback other than the single light. Best of luck.
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Mine does the same not sure y .I'm assuming its at full charge .if u find out different let me know pls.
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After you do the initial breakin procedure, you're technically supposed to use it until it's fully drained then charge it. I like to get my cake and eat it too, so my opinion is that it sucks to do that, so I charge it whenever I want to so that I can guarantee I have a full battery to start with when I need it. I've been doing that for the last 2 years and the battery life is probably still about 80-90% of what it was when I first got it. I think it's well worth it. It's cheap, so when I feel like it's no longer able to hold a capacity that I'm happy with, scrape it and buy a new one.
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Fully discharging a battery is hard on Li-ion batteries. You should try to not let it go below 20%, though having it plugged in all the time also isn't good for it. Newer laptops have a mode that will keep the battery around 80% charged if you have it plugged in all the time.
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The ChargeCard doesn't "hold" a charge - it's simply a replacement cable. You'll need to find a device that has power (a portable charger, laptop, etc.) that will work with it, at which point it should provide a full charge.
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you can use it both. Just like when you charge your phone into your desktop laptop etc. its the same thingThis thing is the best. its worth it.
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It will keep charging your phone until you unplug it. I had my backup completely charged the other night, I left my phone pluged into it and by the morning the backup was drained because it never shut off. Even after my phone was 100% charged.
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The device has a USB connector for charging, you use the cable that came with your cell phone or tablet to charge by USB. A Laptop battery would be too large, I would not expect to get a laptop battery charge through this. If you have a laptop that charges by USB (i do not know of any) , theoretically you could charge with it, even if partial.
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I don't understand, cell phones, kindles and other devices that charge from a plug can not be all charge with the pad and not have to be plugged in. The kindle I have is starting to cost me more trying to have the plug fixed. im wondering is it really worth the money I payed for it. Its almost 2yrs old I don't think I can turn it back in for another one. (Frances husband, Donnie)
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Your question was when plugged in...in computer would it charge the phone?Hmmmm...okay honestly I really dont like to assume plus your question is a bit unclear but if I had to assume I believe you are referring to the Dock...plugging the Dock into the computer...and if so will it charge the phone...just to clarify! After testing the theory myself I can definitively say No It Will Not Charge the Phone!Using a data cable or a micro USB plug for your phone....you can actually plug the Dock into your Computer or Personal PC or even your Laptop....but all 3 results just will not charge your phone....I hope this helps! Your question was when plugged in...in computer would it charge the phone?Hmmmm...okay honestly I really dont like to assume plus your question is a bit unclear but if I had to assume I believe you are referring to the Dock...plugging the Dock into the computer...and if so will it charge the phone...just to clarify! After testing the theory myself I can definitively say No It Will Not Charge the Phone!Using a data cable or a micro USB plug for your phone....you can actually plug the Dock into your Computer or Personal PC or even your Laptop....but all 3 results just will... » Read More Your question was when plugged in...in computer would it charge the phone?Hmmmm...okay honestly I really dont like to assume plus your question is a bit unclear but if I had to assume I believe you are referring to the Dock...plugging the Dock into the computer...and if so will it charge the phone...just to clarify! After testing the theory myself I can definitively say No It Will Not Charge the Phone!Using a data cable or a micro USB plug for your phone....you can actually plug the Dock into your Computer or Personal PC or even your Laptop....but all 3 results just will not charge your phone....I hope this helps! « Show Less
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If you fully charge a smartphone, then completely drain said smartphone of power, then recharge the smartphone...that is charging the smartphone twice. Or, if you rather, charge two smartphones if you happen to have two. This unit, when fully charged, holds enough power in the internal battery to do that without having to recharge it. Once the internal battery of this unit is drained, you can recharge it and repeat the process as many times and as often as you wish. Does that answer your question?