If I plug in the wall adapter can I use this as a normal wireless charger or do I have to charge the battery first and then charge my phone on this?
1703288
its really hard to read the lights to tell if its charging. I tried it a week ago and as far as i could tell it was charging and charging my phone at the same time. it just seemed a lot slower charging.
1703289
No need to charge the battery first if you have it plugged in. There is a form without the battery, in fact.
1703290
If you plug it in you can use it just like any other wireless charger. It charges itself and the device you are wirelessly charging
1703291
You can just use it as a regular QI charger, that's what I do in my car. It has the added benefit of staying on (with the battery) when I turn the car off. Hope this helps!
2123525
I charge mine both ways. If I'm out and about, I'll carry the spare battery so I can just pop it in if I need to.If I'm not in a hurry, I'll just plug my phone into the regular charger, either off the wall or in the car.
1289134
The one I ordered didn't come with a wall power adapter. I just power my using the included USB cable. I believe, but haven't tried it yet, that you can use a USB wall charger to power it as well using the USB cable.
1104686
I charge mine with a computer USB to mini cord. No wall adaptor came with mine. I give it a full charge with the computer every few months and the solar panel keeps a good charge in between. If I use it for a big charge on the phone, I'll use the computer for a faster recharge. From the other reviews, leaving it to charge from strictly solar power will work, but I haven't tested it that much.
2259395
It uses your wall charger & cable that came with your phone / It charges your phone & spare battery at the same time it can also be used as a battery plug in if your using you phone at the time - And yes battery & charger come together as pictured / Hope this answers your questions
902606
You could use any generic micro-USB cable (B Type) to charge this. As far as the wall charger is is concerned, you can use any 5Volts /1 Amp USB wall charger, I use the wall charger of my old android phone with that spec and it works just fine. Here's a link to how this cable looks like: AmazonBasics USB Cable - 2.0 A Male to Micro B - 6 Feet (1.8 Meters)
189196
Mine came with a wall charger but I don't see why it wouldn't work with a regular USB wall charger.
1455705
Definitely by using the included wall adapter. It's faster than using any kind of phone charger because the amperage is higher, 1.5 amps
1009393
i just cut the end off of the wall charger and used that . i think you have to have both plugs plugged in for the charger to work
1965876
This charges by plugging into your wall outlet with the battery inserted (removed from the phone). A PC is not needed. You can also use this as a replacement for your original charger and charge the battery while it is still in the phone by plugging your own USB-to-micro-USB cable into this charger and your phone. It has a standard USB port, not a micro USB, on the bottom of the unit.
128450
I you have, say, a tablet or phone charger where you can unplug the USB cable and have the AC wall adapter seperate, you can use it to charge this device. Just take the wall adapter and plug a microUSB cable into the device and it will charge (you can use the microUSB cable that comes with e devce or use one that you use for your phone or tablet etc.)
29650
You can use both. The item only comes with a USB cord but, if you have one of the wall chargers that accept usb you can charge it that way. Like this one: http://www.amazon.com/Cable-Wireless-Travel-Charger-Adapter/dp/B00CTTD10Q/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1385925090&sr=8-2&keywords=usb+wall+charger
2104711
You have to plug the black part into the wall to charge the charger. Then once it's charged, you can plug your phone charge in it..
1328568
You would take the usb portion of the charger (pull it out of the wall charger) and plug it into the usb portion of this device instead.
1560910
The charger plugs into the wall to charge the battery. To charge your phone at the same time you need to pull out the side USB charger and plug that into your phone.
1394824
Wall charging, especially from a speed charger, will always be much faster than wireless. Wireless is less efficient and cannot use higher currents without overheating. It works well for overnight charging or coming and going from a spot with a charger or when traveling where they may offer a wireless charging pad in a table.
866270
Yes, you can still use a traditional charger, when you don't have the wireless charger with you. You still have the receptacles on the phone to use.