Does it still charge iPad2 or "The New" iPad even with all the power outlets being used?
1716393
Yes it does. I use it to charge my iPad. Also have plug to speaker system going all the time. I use this also for vacuum cleaner. I have had no problems.
1716394
I find I have to use the charger that came with the ipad, but it does phones just fine.
1716395
I don't know, I use it with items plugged into all 3 regular outlets, but not with the USB plugs in use. It should work OK, it's made to be used that way.
1716396
Yes this device rapidly charges the new iPad Air. Some adapters are rated only for iPhone, and when you connect an iPad it sort of just trickle charges it - takes a long time. Those are usually rated 1 Amp. The iPad Air charger from Apple is rated 2.4 Amp. I bought this Satechi specifically because it was rated 15 Amp. And it will rapidly charge an iPhone, iPad, and a Macbook Pro all at the same time. Plus it has the surge protector. So is perfect travel device. Used it the last 3 weeks in China and Taiwan with no problems.
1716397
Yes it should unless you are drawing more power than the circuit feeding the outlet can handle.
1716398
I use it for a blood pressure monitor and charge 2 iPhones at the same time. Check how many amps ipad needs to charge. This is 2.1 amp, and I do think it will work to charge ipad.
1716399
This surge protector can charge all generations of iPad and iPhone. For further assistance, please email support@satechi.com.Thank you,Satechi Technical Support
1557161
I plugged my iPad 2 into this and it did -not- charge. Might depend on which cable you're using.
1179358
sorry I dont know, I have not tried. I have charged my wifes iphone 5s with it no problem but it might not have enough power for an ipad.BTW this power pack does not come with an adapter for the new apple devices.
1886043
I have an iPad2. There is a connection in in the back for DC, I just keep it plugged in all the time to the electrical outlet. My iPad slips between the two black clips on each side and right down on the adapter part that fits the iPad (where you would normally plug in to charge it with a regular iPad cord charger.
568070
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
854065
Frankly, I had not checked until asked this question so I tried it. My iPad 2 64gb device knows that something gets plugged in, but displays the "Not Charging" warning as it does on other iPhone charging blocks. Sorry, but it does work great with my iPhone and highly recommend it to connect through the car's audio system.
865868
It'll charge devices with the old apple connector (not the lightning connector) when the dock is plugged into ac power. It won't charge when other devices when it's running on the battery.
75465
Yes, I can! I even can charge full my ipad 2, and still have some energy to charge any other device. And It doesn't get hot when charging. Hope this result usefull for You... And sorry... I'm just learning english...
58529
Yes it will charge both, it has both a USB charger for the ipad2 and a microUSB cord for the phone.
521963
Kind of. Trick is to start charging the iPad first as it drops the supply voltage. If you do it after the iPhone it may not charge or charge at vet slow rate. Use the original iPad cables as their cables may have too much resistance and won't turn on the fast charge. If the charger gets warm and toasty to the touch, it doing max charge...
1733171
I'd like to know if the USB port will charge an IN-USE iPad as well. I'd like to to not have to carry the 10 W adapter with me all the time.
1015101
I'm using an ipad2 and what I found is that the usb hub does charge it but I have to power it down.
1924160
Yes. An iphone charger is 5W, and an iPad2 charger is 10W, for 15W total, so you should have enough current.
1556643
No. It does not charge the iPad. It connects in no way to the iPad other than by Bluetooth.
538373
No, mine wouldn't even charge one. When I looked, the ipad indicator said "not charging". It was at 70%, but I don't know where it was when I first plugged it in. Neither outlet worked - same message for both. Maybe I just got a bad unit...?
1890992
Not one port charges my iPad. I believe the 2.5A is the power into the Hub and it distributes that power to each port.
428063
no, the trick is that it charges at 3.1 amps. ipad takes 2.1 and iphone takes 1 ( in my case) that said it charges the ipad as fast as the standard wall charger but the phone can charge supper fast when plugged into the 2.1 amp port