will this charge an ipad when no computer is connected?
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Hello A Miller, unfortunately I had connected my brand new "iPad Air" into this awesome device (Anker USB HUB) to charge it. Let me brake it down for you. Apparently it seems that this device will not support enough power to charge such a device (iPad Air). Please note that I tried this while both (PC + USB HUB Power Adapter) were connected to the Anker HUB, and never displayed a message that it would be charging (on my iPad Air). Realize this, I am testing this with an "iPad Air". Just another thing. It will NOT charge any device if is not plugged in to a PC, and the PC is turned off. Don't know why, but it seems that it runs on some sort of activation mode from PC detection. Hope this helps. "My own personal experience"
1721066
I couldn't tell you. I never use iproducts of any sort and never will. ... sorry
1721067
I believe so. The charge only port works even though no devices are connected to the other ports.
1857840
I am not sure if it will charge an iPad or not. I have not tried. I would suspect it would maintain Battery life during operation if plugged into this charger ( say if you were watching a movie ). But I am not sure it has enough to recharge so to speak.
1015100
It doesn't charge an ipad. It will charge an iPhone, Bluetooth speaker, and Garmin GPS watch at the same time. That is my experience with it. Maybe with the ipad powered down it will charge but with the screen on, no.
841722
Yes. It needs to be on in order to charge any device could be in sleep mode if you want.
2071448
I haven't used it to charge an iPad. I have used it to charge my iPhone and it charged to 100% three times before I had to charge the myCharge. I see no reason it couldn't charge an iPad, but it may require more power.
727554
Most tablets won't work without at least some charge. You'd likely have to allow your tablet to get back up to 5% or 10% charge before you could power your iPad back up. Generally, I recommend plugging into a battery pack such as this before your tablet actually gets that low, so you can avoid having to wait. If you plug in your tablet at 10%, you can continue to use it as the battery charges.
2074471
I don't have an iPad, but it charges our iPhones and kindle fire HD's. I don't see why it wouldn't.
1256603
Yes, this actually needs to plug into a power source to work. It will also power your IPad at the same time. I do keep my cover on my IPad and it works just fine.
1560728
Haven't tried that specific scenario, but I would expect it could handle it. Both ports are drawing the same electricity as the household version, and you can use iPads while gaining charge on those. That would suggest that a "yes" is the answer to your question.
1767877
Not unless you have a laptop that charges via USB. Which I have never seen.
1977033
It will but you need the IPAD cable with a usb connection. IPAD is made to be charged from a computer USB port.
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hi Dear michael yes it does charge when you plug it to the electricity ,about the ipad air i really don't know, but if it's the same connection and power requirements i believe it will cahrge the ipad air but you need to check it first & if you like i want to sell it, i gave my ipad and i don't need it for this time my email is meirlog@walla.com. best of luck thanks!!
510022
I've never charged an ipad but I have charged my phone and nexus tablet. It is a powered usb device so it shouldn't have a problem charging anything.
847341
I don't think so. It did not charge my IPad. They say it will, but the time I tried it, it did not. Maybe one of their bigger chargers would do the trick.
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I don't know power the output, but I do know that an iPad Mini will NOT charge when it's plugged into the Dock
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The short answer is yes because, without the USB adapter attached, you can plug your 10watt ipad power block into the converter, thereby powering either your ipad or mini. If you are wondering whether the built in USB adapter will charge your iOS devices 'without' their charging blocks, I can only tell you this off the top of my head. Standard USB Ports on most PCs only provide 5 watts (same as the smaller iphone adapters). A connected iPad will tell you 'not charging'. In reality, it will charge even at 5 watts if the screen is off, albeit more slowly. So, I cannot verify that this Adapter's built in USB port provides the full 10 watts that a standard iPad charger does, but I can say that it will charge your iPad if you plug it in overnight.
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Don't know, don't have one. I use it to charge Logitech keyboard. Connection does not appear to be iPad anything compatible.