Will still charge a laptop battery?
1147370
From what I see, it only has input for USB, so unless you have a USB to charge your laptop, then no. But you may want to contact the company for additional information.
1147371
I've never tried, but assume it would so long as the cables provided connect.
32565
I wouldn't do that if it were me. Just because it might doesn't outweigh the fact you can cause major damage to your laptop. The proper way to do this would be to get a battery and run your laptop through an inverter. This panel would keep the battery charged.
2248779
your original charger works. the ac adapter connects to your computer, not the battery pack, unless you have some kind of external charge dock for the battery that i've not heard of..
105448
No it is not supposed to charge your laptop, any time you see a USB docking station (Actually should be called Port Replicator) it will not charge your laptop. The ones that would charge the laptop are the actual docking stations where your laptop snaps on to the docking station. Not all laptops have that port to allow it to dock.
2090939
It should work fine to charge the battery. You'll have to use an adapter. Once it's charged it'll go anywhere!
1305712
It will recharge your battery, BUT I have run into a problem where once the battery is full charge, if the charger is left plugged-in, the synaptics pointing device goes whacky. THis can be overcome by either unplugging the charger, of touching and holding a finger on a metal surface of the laptop. TO get to a metal surface I have to pop open my DVD drive and touch the metal of the DVD drive. Weird, I know, but that is the way it is.
557508
Yes. The average laptop battery varies from 10to20 mah leaving plenty in reserve for stable charge voltage
1930296
No. It is not intended for that purpose. It is intended to charge electronics that charge through usb. Laptops require a higher input to charge them that usb can give
911027
Yes. That's the only way to charge the battery, usb plugged into your computer.
1198402
I believe it is the same charger for your laptop. Verify the voltage but it should be the same.
1858980
No. This will not anywhere near charge while the laptop is active. It'll be best to charge the laptop while it's completely off. It'll take abit to charge compared to it's required amp's from it's wallplug system. But it will charge while it's off.
2137348
Laptop charges battery but the battery did come already with a charge on it. It came with good instructions so just follow them.
483914
I have this one and it does charges the batteries while providing power, it's the same one that comes with the laptop.
2265810
No, your cord still plugs into the computer charging the battery, just buy the battery. I have had my battery for about 1 1/2 months with NO issues!
364890
Yes, it should be okay. I use a 5v 1A charger to charge from the wall, as well as my laptop's USB port, and both the approaches have worked well.
557507
Unless you have special equipment I would say NO. The charge is released by 2 USB ports not from a wall outlet so for a standard laptop that charges by wall outlet you can't plug it in. You would need to convert from DC to AC current and then adapt the plug type from 3 prong to USB. Also the amperage of the charge produced from the larger USB outlet on this device is 5 amps. That is a very slow charge in laptop terms. It would at best slow down your drain rate while the laptop is turned.
809040
Short answer is NO. The output from this unit's USB port is limited to 5V 500mA, or 2.5W. A typical laptop AC charger is around 19V 6A, or over 100W. You cannot charge a laptop through its USB port, anyway.