will it charger faster if I used it with the wall charger that cam with GLX S5??. how much ofcharging diff will u get between this and the USB2 cable
1240985
In my opinion, the phones always charges faster with the wall charger. Charging the battery via the computer with USB, does take longer. However, in a pinch.....it is great to have the computer charger.
1240986
I can not answer that because my original charger that came with my GLx S5 quit working the 3rd day I had it. I have been trying to replace it since.
1240987
Yes, the wall charger will be faster. If you have USB 3 ports (Blue plastic vs Black) on your computer, it should be about the same. USB 2 will be slower than USB 3. I find the difference between USB 2 and 3, on my Galaxy S5, to be exponential (Like a dripping faucet vs a firehose).
41144
I've had my particular charger charging both my Samsung Galaxy S3 and my friends Samsung Galaxy Nexus. It doesn't seem to "care" that one port is higher rated but you will notice the 2A port charging nearly twice as fast.
1197684
Yes. It charges just as quickly as the one i got with the phone, but it is thicker and more durable. I have yet to experience that warping around the base of the charger that happens with other ones.
765521
I'd imagine since they both have micro USB that it will charge. It charged my s5 and it has USB 3.0 so theoretically it would be even better for your phones.
1984263
Don't know what you've looked into so far, but some initial thoughts: 1) although the charger provided may be 2 or 2.1 amps, is the GS4 itself actually rated to charge at that speed, or does it perhaps max out at a lower rate? 2) good you tried different cables, those are always a likely bottleneck - btw, the original samsung cable isn't particularly good for charging, I got higher charging amps out of monoprice and other 3rd party cables. 3) if battery is near full charge, most phones will step down to a lower charging rate - try with a fairly empty (eg 50% or less) battery to see what happens. 4) if you have another device, ideally a power-hungry tablet, see how many amps those will pull on the same chargers and cables.
299565
As long as you have a fast USB charger on it, it will charge faster than with a normal cable. At least, that's what I found out with my windows phone 8.
1951548
Check the rated output of your charger. I've charged mine with chargers rated from 1 to 2.1 amps. Obviously, it charges faster with more current.
1165538
It is the same micro USB that other androids use. When I use the Samsung charger it comes with, and can get a full charge really fast. Other chargers take more time.
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I'm usung a dual port wall charger and there's one side that's for apple and other for android...the cable plug into the apple one was the one who charged slower but it was fully charged after 12 hrs. If I was you u would make sure the wall port is the right v for your device like 2.4c or 2.0v
261943
It charges at least as fast as plugging the phone into a 1000mA wall charger. I haven't found the charge times to be slow at all...in fact, surprisingly quick. I bought two brand X batteries and found this particular mfg/model to be superior all around. So much so, that I just bought a second.
2021115
As long as your charger works on your phone now... It will just take longer due to the greater capacity. I use a non oem charger.
824207
I believe it's the bottom USB port. Right above the "10W USB Power Adapter". My Note 2 charges considerably faster on that port compared to the other. Same goes with charging two different devices. That bottom port still charges faster than the other.
417798
My guess is it will charge any phone where the cable ends in a USB connector. Don't know why it wouldn't. And it is SO much faster than standard chargers!
1600403
Not sure for the nexus 7, but for the galaxy s3 I would say its faster than a standard usb on the high output but as fast as a AC charger
477450
As I understand it the LG G2 requires *exactly* 1.8 amps from it's charger base. I think the cable matters less. I'm not 100% sure on that, though.
275756
Well, all I can say is that I use it with an Anker battery pack, which says 1.5A input current. As far as I know these new chargers, which output via a USB connector, establish sort of connection with a device being charged. And the device itself will only take whatever it is capable of. So it's not like the charger will shove those 2Amps down the device's USB connector. Your device is supposed to support whatever current is listed on the device. Otherwise it will just use as much as it is capable of. That's what I've been told. Hope this helps.
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Yes. It will be a little slower than your wall charger, obviously, but it will charge it.