Can I use "Amazon Kindle 9W PowerFast Adapter for Accelerated Charging" with this charger kit for faster charging as the Kindle 9W has 5V-1.8A output
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You can use the charger, but you're not likely to get any accelerated charging as this adapter does not advertise any fast charge mode. That said this adapter may be faster than the charger built into the camera, but I have not compared them. I don't like to use the one in the camera.
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Yes at least everything I've ever tried. I have a cell charger that only puts out 1 amp and I've used it to charge Kindles, Nooks etc.. I would not try to power the unit with it.
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This has the amps required to charge tablets with and will charge it faster than your original kindle charger
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It will depend on which adapter your Kindle needs...We use ours to charge our phones and my dad's Nook Reader and his Nook Color Tablet
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Most PC's and chargers limit the current to about a 1/2 amp. That's due to the USB 2 spec. There are a few, such as Apple, Kindle, and others, that charge at higher currents. I would have no reservations using this extension at 2.1 A. Go for it.
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I don't have Kindle. I think you can use it for devices that use 5v power. I use it to charge iphone, ipad, android smart phone. All work fine.
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First off I am not sure about this, but my friend who has a Kindle Paperwhite can and does use the charger cord for her cellphone to charge her Kindle Paperwhite. She does have this charger and has used it when we have traveled together, but uses the charger for her cellphone when she is at home and does not have any problem charging her Kindle with her cellphone charger cord. Hope this helps
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Well to answer your first question you would need to check how many mAH the kindle fire has to know that. I'm sorry to tell you but there is no AC adapter with the battery pack other than 2 micro USB cables and the battery it self.
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Yes, that's exactly what I bought it for. If one can get excited over a wall charger, this is it. It's just built so well and charges the Kindle so quickly, I really like it. Totally satisfied.
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I'm not sure because I don't own a kindle however it's really a good product I use to charge an iPad Air, an iphone 5 s, a sony Z2 and a large 11000 mAh battery. It's very efficient and reliable.
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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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Yes, I am sure that it will! Just take the USB that you normally plug into the pc to charge the kindle, and plug it into the RavPower 5600mAh. My phone charges very quickly, so I am sure that you will have no problem. Very handy device for our devices!!! LOL
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This charger does NOT connect the kindle to a computer. It's only for charging the kindle via a wall socket. You need a connector with a mini USB connection for the computer, not a wall charger for that. There are plenty of them available on Amazon.
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Problaby you can use,with csome onditions, the charger cable is for iphone with USB conection, but the plug I think you can.So, you have to use your cable with USB conection with the plugs purchased and charge your Kindle.
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I don't own a kindle, but we used one of the three "adapters" to charge our ipad. My kids also used it to charge their phones (different types) and ipods.
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From what I remember, it came with a USB cord but no power adapter/wall plug. Using the cord that came with it and just a regular power adapter (like the ones that come with iphones, for example), it took the kindle eight hours to charge. So, I quickly purchased the amazon brand adapter/cord that is supposed to be a fast charging power adapter. With that adapter and cord it took between 3-4 hours each time I charged it.
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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