Can this be used to connect the Anker® Astro Mini External Battery Backup Charger to an iPad 64G & iPhone 4S (&5S)?
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It can connect to any Apple device that uses the pre-Lightning 30 pin connector to the anker or anything else with 5v usb output. So if the iPad is 3rd gen or older then yes. If 4th gen and newer no bc they use the lightning plug. however, ipads can sometimes be finicky about power source and cable... it would hook up but it still might not be able to charge from the anker iPhone 5 no. iPhone 5s no. these use lightning plug. fyi most of my istubz work only intermittently or not at all now,I do not recommend them.
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I need one of this to charger 2 IPhones 4S, one Ipad 4th generation and an IPod nano. Is this product correct for it? Thank you!
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Use the detachable USB charging cord that comes with the ipad mini with this adapter and it will work. I have used this with distances just over 100ft so far.
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The backup battery can either be charged with the Powermat Mat (the easiest way IMHO),or with a micro connector charger.It will work with the older type Iphone connector that is on the 4S.They have newer battery backups that work with the new lightning connector on Apple devices also.It is a very cool system.
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If by ipad4 you mean the mini. And the S3 I imagine is a phone? Then yes you can. I use it to charge my iPhone 5 and iPad 2 simultaneously. And it works great. Only down side is that there is a led light ( very bright ) and its anoying at night. But I blocked it with electrical tape.
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In a word, "No". It is designed to work with the smaller (iphone, androids) devices that don't draw as much current. This could charge an ipad slowly with the screen off but it does not have the capacity to fully charge an ipad or the amperage to "push" the electricity into the ipad at reasonable speed. You will need a battery with "2.1 amps" port and at least "12,000 mah" to fully charge a ipad 3 from 0%.
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As long as it takes around 2000 mA or 2 Amps or less it should work. I use it to charge an iPad Air and they use 2 Amps and it works well for me.
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The device simply has two USB ports. So anything that plugs into a USB will work. I have used mine in New Zealand, Australia and the US with my iPad, iPad Mini and iPhone 4S all worked perfectly. And by the way, the charging cable for the IPad Mini is the same as for the iPhone 5 so I see no reason this charging device would not work.I have Ben VERY satisfied with the two I have.
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I'm not sure this is set up for the same connection as an iPhone 5c. I am not sure if the iPad mini is the same size
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Yes if you have the 12w apple iPad charger. (not recommended to use as an iPhone charger)
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It should. I use it to charge my iPad Mini which has the same interface/connection.
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I don't see why not. This is just a normal USB Charger not unlike a cell phone or little Apple cube charger. They all list the power output of them and I believe this one was 5v 1amp for each of the ports. Where this doesn't do well is charging like a large tablet or power brick that requires 2.4amps.
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It might... but I wouldn't waste my money on this. Very little charge. I watched and got a deal on the anker portable power for about $23 for a dual usb 8400 which will charge 2 devices at a time and has a little flashlight on it. keep in mind it takes about 2000 mhz to charge an iphone once. so that would give you at least 4 charges. Those little ones will give a boost but won't even fully charge them. Also you need over 4000 to charge a tablet device so a 5600 or an 8400 will do that. Try the Anker brand. I am much more satisfied.
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Hi, I'm not sure I can be of much help. I purchased this to charge my IOS devices using IOS compatible cables (non-Apple). I don't know how these cables would work. Good luck
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As Mr A. Martinez says ..."The purpose of this device is to convert a battery tender connector at 12 volts to a USB connector at the USB spec of ~5 volts. Given the amp rating of ~2 amps, it should charge anything up to about an ipad mini without any problem. This device steps down the voltage, so connected devices do NOT receive 12 volts."
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Yes. *NOTE*, the iPad Mini will only recharge with the reg. 1.1amp port *not* the 2.1 amp port. The iPhone 4 will recharge with either port, but if you use a non-OEM cable the 2.1amp port with have that 'not supported acc. warning'...however that might change to just a warning and will still allow for a charge, with iOS 7.x.
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yes you can. i charge an ipad 2 and an ipad mini at same time either one works in either slot powergen 15 watt would charge iphone in na slot but not ipads this works well. enjoy