Input rating of this device is 1.2 A. Standard iPhone charger output rating is 1.0 A. Will it charge with this charger, or do I need higher output?
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Hi, I use different chargers and cables connected to pc's and laptop,s, as I understand it just changes the time it gets to charge the device but you can use it.
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It will charge with this charger. I have it plugged into a dual USB charger. One is higher A is for the apple products, the 1.0 A has a micro-USB plugged into it which I use to charge this. Note- it was fully dead and I popped it on the 1.0 A charger before work. Came home after an 8 hour shift, plus factor in driving time and lunch and it was still charging... Almost done.. But still going. This baby takes a while to fully charge but lasts forever once charged
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Never thought about it but don't recall any outputs. It has an enhanced bass setting but it isn't really very effective. I just got the iPhone 5s and using the adapter I bought it charges but does not play music. Any thoughts on how to correct this if their is a solution.
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It will charge it just fine! I use this exact charger on my MacBook, MacBook Pro 13", an MacBook Pro 15" Retina. Having more wattage is okay, it's having not enough where the problem lies. If I recall, 15" and 17" MBP require 85w whereas the MBP 13" require 60w. The MBP 13" will only take as much power as it needs, so it won't be the full 85w. This is similar to when your iPhone can charge using the iPads 2.1a charger AND the supplied iPhone .5a charger. The iPhone only draws as much power as needed.
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Yes, 12V input, the two outputs are 5V, but vary according to amperage (2.1A and 1.0A). Here are the specs: ChargerInput Voltage:12V DC Output Voltage:5V/3APort A - single 2.1A Fast Charger USB portPort B - single 1.0A Fast Charger USB portCompatible for iPad/iPhone/iPod Touch
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NO THIS IS A 2100mA - INPUT(12V-24V) OUTPUT DC 5.0 V +/- 5% - this is the information on the label on the charger - you would have thought that CrazyOnDigital would have had this information - hope this helps.
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Any iPhone charger (5 volts out at 1 Amp) works beautifully. You'll need a USB to micro-USB cable.
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I believe the charger is made to operate on 110-120 V input. If the input voltage is higher the output will be higher and damage the unit.
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Don't work with apple products, only other lightning products. Seller quoted that: "The cable that came with this charger is a basic cable and not one of our Apple certified cables."
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Hi,It doesn't matter which jack you use either the 1.0A or 2.1A. The USB jack marked 2.1A (A) is for Apple products so you can charge an iphone or ipad. Kind regards, Terry 877-268-1235 x304
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I don't know about iPhones beyond Apple using proprietary connectors ... The At-A-Glance box description does list iPhone and iPod as supported. Can you charge your iPhone from a computer? If so, this charger will work. It has a USB A connector, so if you have a USB A to iPhone cable, it will charge at the USB standard 500 mA. Manufacturers use different, incompatible, ways of signaling that the charger is able to provide more than 500 mA so you your phone might charge slower than with an Apple charger but at the same speed that your phone charges from a computer. An Apple charger probably provides 1,000 mA or 1,500 mA.
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You will need standard USB charging cable for iPhone which you take with your iPhone. You can charge every phone with this charger, not just iPhone, but every phone.
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Yes, you just plug the iPhone cable on the charger USB and it will charge. I verified that with an iPhone 4S.
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Device has standard 5V 1Amp and 2.1Amp outputs. If you have an adapter USB to Apple and the Apple device will take either of the two outputs you should be OK. Device stays charged for a long time without significant discharge. Longest I have had without discharge is 4 months.
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Yes, it does. It works with any USB powered device rated 5VDC, up to 2.1A. There are 2 USB outputs: one is rated 2.1A and one is rated 1A. Use either one to output to charge the iPhone, but you need to use the 2.1A output to charge the ipad.
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Wow, did nobody read the Product description? This is assuming that the company is being truthful and doesn't get into which version of the iPad you have ,although the Apple Charger is 10.5W (5V@2.1A) and this is normally the fastest rate that most Vendors will claim. Product Description:"Apple Port:iPad @ 2.4 Ampere Max. iPhone / iPod Touch @ 1 Ampere Max. " So, according to the company, if you are charging an iPad then YES it will get the full 2.4A at 5V (12W) if you want to charge an iPhone on this then NO it will only charge at 5W (5V@1A).
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There is a port on the side indicating 2.1 which is what i use for my IPHONE. Of course the one I have one has a 2.1 charging station 3.0 7-port 1 charging port.
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I used my IPhone USB adapter. It's 10w, 50-60 Hz, output 5.1v. Hope that helps.