I have no Apple prods. If I use this to have 2 charging ports & my devices are 0.7A to 1.0A, do I have to worry about my devices getting damaged? Thx
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You cannot destroy a device by connecting a power supply with a larger current rating than its requirement. If your device needs 0.7A to 1A then it would take just that amount. I believe however that if your battery for the device is poorly design then it could take more than the required amt and damage the device. It is also in my opinion that the power plug is not going to be the problem. I have mine and it works well still. I also left my device on the power plug longer than it used to and my device still works fine. Hope this info helps
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I bought 2 PowerGen white 2.1 amp chargers. I emailed them at info@powergenbatt.com with a question that wasn't well explained in their documentation or web site. They replied promptly with the answer and I suggest you contact them for their authoritative answer. I'm guessing that there is no problem for your devices but to be safe get the answer from PowerGen.
1703733
You'll be fine. The .7 and 1.0 amps have become a standard in cell phones and tablets. I use it with a Motorola Android phone, Samsung Galaxy Tablet and a Google Nexus 7 and it works just fine.
1703734
As far as I know it will work fine. The higher ampere port charges both high and low ampere devices. I used it to charge kindle/ android phone/ iphone/ while charging ipad at the same time. Sometimes I charge two phones at the same time, the higher ampere port charges faster.
1703735
I have used this to charge a Motorola phone, an HTC OneX and a Barnes and Noble Nook with no damage to any of the units. I'm not an Apple guy either.
1358626
I honestly can not answer that question - I know can charger Apple product! It's great!
147303
I have had mine over a year now and have not had one problem and highly recommend it. I think that the not certified is that it's not an Apple approved device by Apple. Just like charging cables, I needed a longer cable so I bought some cheap ones off groupon, woot etc. and they all work fine at half the price or less.
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According to the manufacture's specs both ports seem to be identical as far as the amps provided (2.4 amp each port / 4.8 amps simultaneous). EDIT: I just got the charger in and according to the specification table in the instruction manual each port is optimized to the specific device - 1 port for Apple and 1 port for Android. You can charge a device with iOS 4 or less only in the Apple port but iOS 5 or greater can be charged in either port. However, for Apple devices the Apple port provides higher amps than the Android port, and for Android devices the Android port provides higher amps than the Apple port.
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It is designed to charge an iPad and iPhone. It will be a bit slower if you charge two iPads as the iPad needs more amps than an iPhone. You should use a more powerful charger with 4.2 amps.
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I really wish people would look more closely at the product. I myself am trying to find the same information as you and almost bought this unit. However, taken directly from the manufacturer's website (Accell), I found the following:· USB CHARGING: 2 Ports, 5V, 2.1A Shared.So unless the manufacturer incorrectly described it's own product, this, just like most others, have a total of 2.1A for all usb ports. If using both usb ports at the same time the 2.1A will be split, reducing the charging time of 2 devices (ipads, tablets).
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I found the ports with the 1 on them charge my ipad mini just fine. It would not charge on the G ports. I had no problem charging ipod or iphone on any of them (2 of each).
1669535
I use my USB AC power adapter that I use to charge my iPhone. Haven't had any problems. Here's a link if you don't know what I'm talking abouthttp://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0038HYPZS/ref=mp_s_a_1?qid=1353808921&sr;=8-8π=SL75
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There are two 2 amp USB ports and two 1 amp USB ports. The 2 amp port *should* equal the native Apple charger's amperage but you can look at the Apple charger's technical specifications to be sure. It will not harm your device. It is not a Smart-charger (5v or 16v) like the Asus VivoTab uses.
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I wouldn't want anybody to fry their device. That port is designed to handle tablets and larger devices. I have used it on my regular phone and it seemed like it actually charged it faster but I couldn't say whether it's advisable to assume that every device is compatible. Try it at your own risk.
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I don't use any Apple products either. But I use this to charge my Note 10.1 tablet, Note Edge, and Kindle Voyage...and they all charge great! (on both ports)
1278005
I use it to charge my iphone from the 1.0A port all the time and it works fine, but it probably wouldn't work as well with the 2.1A port since charging input is only 1.0A
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I use this power supply with Android phones, A Windows tablet and other devices. I used all of the ports and have not observed any problems or any difference between the ports marked "A" or "NA". I don't own any Apple devices so I cannot comment on it's use with Apple products.
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I have the 4 port version which has 1 dedicated charging port, I haven't tried charging with the other ports for anything but my Bluetooth earpiece. If the 7 port has 2 dedicated charging ports than you should be able to charge 2 iPads along with other devices that charge off of normal USB ports. Bit, again, I have the 4 port version with 1 charging port and I've only ever charged 1 i-device at a time.
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You can try it, but will definitely do some damage to the case to where the case will stop working. I tried this already and after 5 minutes of charging the case stopped charging even the LED lights turned off. So only try using the official lightning chargers by Apple.
1971141
I only used mine a few times. It would get so hot that I was afraid it would catch fire. I would stick with the chargers that are specifically made Apple/Mac products. They are too expensive of computers to risk.
581461
Yes, it can be used to charge two Android devices at once. My understanding is that the apple port only charges an Android device at 1.5A, but the Apple device at 2.1A. It charges my S3 pretty darn quick though.