I have a 4 port one. can I plug this in one of the four ports and make it a 9 port to charge 9 devices?
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One end plugs into an electrical socket and the other end is the USB ports. Unless you can do USB to USB and make it work I don't think so.
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Nope. Use any port for any item, such as any phones &/or iPads or other tablets. Just do not exceed the 6.2 Amp maximum. Interestingly enough, I discovered that when I went above the max output of the charger it proceeded to charge 2 iPads & 1 iPhone while keeping the third iPad "on hold" until one of the other three items were charged. Then it polished off my phone. Hope this helps. This is the best of 4 chargers I have had. The other thee went into the trash.
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No it's not possible paring more than one at the same time, you should discconect the current device if you want to connect a different device.
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I was not able to charge more than the specified devices. The 5 ports have different output levels, and I found that one of my phones will not charge if it's not plugged in to the right type. It works exactly as advertised--different outputs for different device types. It won't charge device types that don't match and that cannot handle the output level.
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I use this purely as a charger not as a USB hub. The key is being BC 1.1 compliant. I charge an iPad and iPad mini at the same time. It can pump 2.5 amps max across all ports. It will charge all 4 devices at normal USB rates but if you only hook up 2 devices they should both charge twice as fast! (1000 mA rate)
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I would think that it will allow you to charge multiple devices, however your vehicles ability to recognize multiple inputs would be the determining factor, I you have any USB hub and try it in your vehicle, if your vehicle recognizes multiple inputs from any hub then this SABRENT 4 port hub should give you a better/faster connection. I do not have a vehicle to try it in but it will allow me to charge multiple devices at once when using a home USB charger (plug in the wall). I hope this was helpful.
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Hi Kyle, Short answer, yes.Longer answer: you can purchase one 16-port, and likely save on long-term electrical costs, have less cables and simplify the setup.
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yes you can... it is a great little device for charging more than one usb driven device.
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no you can plug up to four cameras to one adapter. one adapter splits four ways.
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The USB 3.0 standard is .9A per port. So with a 5V, 5A power adapter, you can only connect five bus-powered USB 3.0 devices (.9A x 5 = 4.5A) before running into problems. You have a little more flexibility with USB 2.0 at .5A (can use all ports except the charging port), but if you're going to do that, you might as well buy a USB 2.0 hub and save some money. Anker has a similar product (9 USB 3.0 + 1 charging port) that comes with a 12V, 5A charger. The power adapter is not a wall-wart...it's a brick similar to what laptops use, and it's bigger than the product itself!!! It adequately powers nine USB 3.0 devices and an iPad because of the whole Volts x Amps = Watts thing and some undervolting to allow the 12V adapter to power 5V devices.
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Sorry I really don't know. USB devices like this can be plugged into many ports, but I don't know about chaining them.
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You could use a USB Expander/Hub, it is basically like a surge protector for USB Ports. You plug it into 1 USB port and then it gives you 4, so you gain 3 ports in total. There are other models, shop around Sabrent 4-Port USB 2.0 Hub with Individual Power Switches and LEDs (HB-UMLS)
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All multiport USB chargers will split the power between the ports but this one is 3A. One port will get 2A and the second 1A so it is sufficient to power all new devices that require 2A charge (like iPad and large screen smart phones) and use 1A port to power second device without compromising on time. Just make sure to use original device cable.
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Yes, if the ports are different sizes just get a converter which are dirt cheap on amazon. Enjoy!
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Correct... I haven't tested to see which port(s) would be 'ramped down', but the effect would be that one or more devices would charge a bit more slowly. Chances are good they will all charge, and pretty fast (you're only "missing" 200mA), but it won't be all three devices at full speed.
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There is only one USB port so you can only charge both devices at the same time if you have a splitter. Otherwise you can only charge one device at a time.
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Yes. You can charge 2 USB devices and 3 electrical devices at the same time.