Will this also work with android phones or will the higher voltage usb ports damage them?
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.
675602
There are many USB chargers, max 2 amps. The 1 amps give a better charge, the 2amps give a faster charge. I used the one that came with my cell phone. All USB ports are supposed to put out the same voltage which is around 5 volts. So anything that will charge through a USB port will work.
1181440
It works for anything with a usb plug in. I charge my phones, my tablets, everything and it lasts forever. I love it. Well worth the money. I have Samsung Galaxy 3 and it does a great job.
1507378
I can not answer that question being I have never connected mine to a phone USB charger. I regret not being of any help to you.
832585
Yes, as long as the device accepts 240V current. This is not a voltage converter, just a plug head. Our PC and Android phone worked fine using just this part.
1899581
yes it will work for android phones as well but your phone must have a micro usb port to be able to charge it.
2110041
I wouldn't want anybody to fry their device. That port is designed to handle tablets and larger devices. I have used it on my regular phone and it seemed like it actually charged it faster but I couldn't say whether it's advisable to assume that every device is compatible. Try it at your own risk.
1523761
Not 100% sure. I use this for all my devices that need to be recharged, that need a mini-usb (Samsung Galaxy S4, Kindle, bluetooth speaker). Because of the 5V voltage, it does it super-fast! If you need to constantly power something, I would probably say no, only because it would need a constant 7.5V. Hope this helps. BTW, I love mine!
299103
"Specifications: Input range: 8~23v Output voltage:5V " I doubt it will do a good job with lower input voltage than specs promise. Btw, I am not very happy with the phone charging performance when input is 12.5 volts. I have mounted two of these inside the 12V light fixtures above the table in my 19ft camping trailer
1284563
Hi J. I've tested this with an iPhone charger/5S and it does not transfer bus power thru the hub. The USB handshake can not accommodate multiple pieces so i suspect this will be the case with any USB powered android as well.
431091
I'm not certain. I have an Android phone and unfortunately none of the things I hoped would work through the usb do work.
1703733
You'll be fine. The .7 and 1.0 amps have become a standard in cell phones and tablets. I use it with a Motorola Android phone, Samsung Galaxy Tablet and a Google Nexus 7 and it works just fine.
561748
Yes it will charge devices including this phone that I'm responding on. It needs an added dedicated power supply to provide enough voltage for devices needing a "powered USB hub" say a kindle fire for example.
1516801
Hi Eva, any good quality micro USB cable should work. Voltage tolerance of 5.00.25V would be optimal.
1982256
Sorry, no help here. I only use it as an otg adapter. Plus I don't own a male to male usb cable to test for an answer.
452063
I have mine hooked straight to the battery through a fuse. The USB ports work for my phones and other electronic devices without any additional equipment.
990339
Not to sure what you mean by USB 'adapted' plug, but I regularly use android phone charger and it works without any problems.