Does this device supply 2.1A per USB port or is the 2.1A share such as 1A each when charging two things?
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Someone from Leviton told me that only the right port supplies the 2.1A to charge high powered devices.
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I am not sure I can answer your question but from the info I read from another reviewer who said he took the device apart, he said that the right port did provide 2.1 amps but that the left port was just some resistors and did not supply as much current. He did not say anything about what both of them put out at the same time. You might try a search on Levitons website where they provide the specs. We use ours daily on both ports and they work great for us.
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I believe it is 2.1 total. It will do an iPad and an iPhone at the same time but not two iPads.
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The left port is 1A and the right is 2.1A. Both will charge simultaneously. Leviton is very responsive. I would follow-up through them. Carl
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Sorry, I don't know the answer on the exact amps. Is there a specific reason why you might want 2.1a on both sides? All I can tell you (a non-electrician) is that it supplies enough power on the right side to charge an ipad (but not on the left). So, I suspect that it can't be sharing (1A on each) as that would not provide enough power on the right to charge an iPad.Hope that helps.
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I am able to charge both my phone and pad at the same time, I hope this helps.
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Not sure about both (I think it's no)Real world- I could only plug things like a iPad that required more power in the right side and I could still charge a blackberry or iPhone in the left side. Hope this helps.
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You can charge an iPad on the right and an iPhone on the left (simultaneously), but an iPad will not charge on the left port (regardless of whether there is another device on the right port)....
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The Micro-USB port on the pack, it recommends a 2.1A charger, but it will charge just fine with a 1A charger but take a bit longer.
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From the manual: "The charger will only supply the maximum charge current allowed byyour device up to 2.4 amp." The combined total allowed the 2 ports is 4 amps.
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One is a 2A usb port which allows for fast charging, I charged an iphone 5s with 25% left in a little over an hour. The second usb port is a standard .5A. The built in micro usb is also 2A. Hope this helps.
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From the product description: Two front-facing 2.1-amp USB outlet for charging iPhone, iPad, smartphones, and E-Readers.As with most dual port USB charging devices, if you plug two devices in, they both charge at half the charger's capacity, i.e. one amp each.
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I'm not a genius, but it appears to function the way you describe. The instructions indicate that the "A" port (I assume the "A" stands for Apple) will put out the 2.4 A when used as a single port. The second port, labeled "NA" is for non-Apple devices, although I charge my iPhone with it. The catch is when you plug in two devices, the overall output is still 2.4A, but it is distributed to both ports.Hope that helps!
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Yes, you can charge two USB devices at once. If you have enough cables I do not see why you could not do pass through charging as well.
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Both should require the same 5v for charging. This charger has a 1 Amp and a 2.1 Amp output. The 2.1 Amp is stronger, but software on the tablet and phone should be able to adjust as needed. The issue is typically whether a third party charger has enough amperage for what the individual device expects. 1A and 2.1A should be more than enough. Plus this charger is sleek, sexy and solidly designed.
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This device will not charge two tablets (2.1a) at the same time. It will charge a phone and a tablet or two phones at the same time.
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I've used both ports for my galaxy S2 and also used one for my phone and another for my nexus 7 at the same time. Just use the 2A port for whichever device requires more power or in the absence of such a distinction, whichever device you wish to charge faster.
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Haven't tested this one specifically but almost all that have been legitimately tested that are similar to this one have 2.4 total so if you have one item plugged in it will draw up to 2.4 a. If you have two plugged in the unit will allocate the 2.4 amps between both items but no more. There are plenty of chargers out there that will deliver a full 2.4 amps to each usb port but they are a little more expensive.I hope this helps and good luck!Chris
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it all depends on your device and what it needs to charge. If you don't have anything that requires 2.1A and is fine with 1A, then you are fine with the 1A
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The one that I have only has 1 additional charging port. I've seen a model with 2 on Amazon but this one only has 1.
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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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does it have the voltage on it? if its 7.4 its a 2s. if its 11.1 its a 3s. This charger will charge both. (one at a time)
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The 2.1A rating on these types of receptacles are total amps that can be pulled from both USB, not separately. That means if you plug in two iPADs they will share the available amperage up to 2.1A total. This is probably closer to 2.5A realistically to get the 2.1A rating.
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I am not sure I understand the question you have two standard USB out charging ports and one mini USB in port for charging the Anker