Will this quickly and efficiently charge my iPad just like how the original apple charger would work?
1689747
It works about the same, maybe a little slower. I like it because it gives me a little more from the outlet.
1689748
It worked just like the original apple charger. But the problem is it stopped working after a few months. So I threw it away. If you need it for just 4 months, this cable is perfect for you. I will never buy from RND again.
925414
Yes it will. If you plug it into the "Android" port, you're getting ~the same current that your USB port on your computer provides. You can charge most any modern device (made since implementation of USB 2.0) through any of the ports. Plugging into one of the "iPad" ports may shorten your charging time significantly; it depends on how the E5 negotiates the charge current it draws. But, long story short, you should be able to plug just about any modern device into any of the ports on this charger and charge it as fast or faster than through your computer's USB port. I recommend using the "iPad" port to ensure that your device draws the maximum current it will accept to minimize charge time. Hope that helps! Yes it will. If you plug it into the "Android" port, you're getting ~the same current that your USB port on your computer provides. You can charge most any modern device (made since implementation of USB 2.0) through any of the ports. Plugging into one of the "iPad" ports may shorten your charging time significantly; it depends on how the E5 negotiates the charge current it draws. But, long story short, you should be able to plug just about any modern device into any of the ports on this charger and charge it as fast or faster than through your computer's USB port. I... » Read More Yes it will. If you plug it into the "Android" port, you're getting ~the same current that your USB port on your computer provides. You can charge most any modern device (made since implementation of USB 2.0) through any of the ports. Plugging into one of the "iPad" ports may shorten your charging time significantly; it depends on how the E5 negotiates the charge current it draws. But, long story short, you should be able to plug just about any modern device into any of the ports on this charger and charge it as fast or faster than through your computer's USB port. I recommend using the "iPad" port to ensure that your device draws the maximum current it will accept to minimize charge time. Hope that helps! « Show Less
892828
Yes, it will charger an iPad. It is a quality product and should last a long time. I've had 0 issues with this power supply.
1112050
I don't have an iPad, but this charger only puts out 1 Amp - so it may not charge an iPAD if it requires 2 amps. Also, since it does not claim to be iPad compatible -- something it would surely tout since Apple requires components in the hardware, I think. So my answer is - I think it does NOT work with iPad.
366670
(1) Yes an iPad should work just like any iPhone or iPod via USB or Bluetooth. (2) A USB connection does charge but apparently at a low level -- it could take 12 hours or more to recharge an iPad. (3) I generally control the iDevice by the Alpin unit, not the other way around, although playback controls on an iDevice still work. There is an app available from Alpine but I believe it's more for setup and configuration.
1759331
Hi Rita. Yes just connect the charger that came with your Ipad to the Power Bank. It is very powerful. Clyde S
1274449
Yes, any device will charge, provided you have the requisite USB cable. There are two USB ports which yield 2.1 and 1.0 A respectively. Compare these values to your iPad charger to see relatively how quickly the battery pack would charge the iPad.
880327
Yes, due to the extended length of the cable it will take a bit longer to charge the device in comparison to the original 3 foot Apple cable.
2046327
Everything in the specs says that it'll charge it, but it's going to be slow. The standard iPad wall charger is around 2A depending on which model you have, and since this one has an output of half that, it'll take twice as long as normal to charge. The thing is that it has a 2200mAh built in battery which is smaller than the one in an iPad, so it won't fully charge it and you'll have to wait 10 hours to recharge the battery but if I were you, I'd get another external battery, like a 10000+mAh battery and use the solar panel to recharge it once it's dead. Sure, more losses, but I think it'll work better for you.
253695
Yes it will connect to your normal USB IPad charging cord, just attach that to this and plug in.
737558
It puts out 1.5 amps. Your apple IPAD charger is 2.1 amps. So yes you could charge your IPAD using it. It would just take longer to fully charge. It would take around 10 to 12 hours to charge.
1666023
Sorry, I cannot really help. I have no devices like iPads that take more current to charge. Mine is used to charge 2 iPod Touches and two vanilla (old, not smart) phones. I also use it to charge a Kindle and occasionally another device or two. None of them high power. For my purposes, it works great.
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Everything in the specs says that it'll charge it, but it's going to be slow. The standard iPad wall charger is around 2A depending on which model you have, and since this one has an output of half that, it'll take twice as long as normal to charge. The thing is that it has a 2200mAh built in battery which is smaller than the one in an iPad, so it won't fully charge it and you'll have to wait 10 hours to recharge the battery but if I were you, I'd get another external battery, like a 10000+mAh battery and use the solar panel to recharge it once it's dead. Sure, more losses, but I think it'll work better for you. Everything in the specs says that it'll charge it, but it's going to be slow. The standard iPad wall charger is around 2A depending on which model you have, and since this one has an output of half that, it'll take twice as long as normal to charge. The thing is that it has a 2200mAh built in battery which is smaller than the one in an iPad, so it won't fully charge it and you'll have to wait 10 hours to recharge the battery but if I were you, I'd get another external battery, like a 10000+mAh battery and use the solar panel to recharge it once it's dead. Sure, more losses, but I think... » Read More Everything in the specs says that it'll charge it, but it's going to be slow. The standard iPad wall charger is around 2A depending on which model you have, and since this one has an output of half that, it'll take twice as long as normal to charge. The thing is that it has a 2200mAh built in battery which is smaller than the one in an iPad, so it won't fully charge it and you'll have to wait 10 hours to recharge the battery but if I were you, I'd get another external battery, like a 10000+mAh battery and use the solar panel to recharge it once it's dead. Sure, more losses, but I think it'll work better for you. « Show Less
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These chargers are rated at 5 and 10 watts, not amps. That means that the Apple adapters supply about 1 amp for iPhone and about 2 amps for iPad (or 3 amps for the latest, larger Apple power adapters). This Cooper outlet is rated at 2.1 amps for the USB ports, so that's about ~10 watts (2.1 amps x 5 volts). An iPad should charge fine, but might not charge quite as quickly as Apple's larger 15W (3 amp) power adapter. In my experience, a 3rd-gen iPad takes about 4 hours to fully charge using a 2.1 amp USB adapter.
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...
1458733
I have no idea. If your charger can be powered by a USB port, I would expect it will work. All this does is provide a battery powered USB connector. It charges phones, but does not have enough amperage to charge a ipad.
2007510
Sure it is. It will charge Adnroids, iPads, iPods . . . whatever. Just slowly.