I have the New nexus 7 FHD. I've been using this one, and it charges slowly from zero. Is the one that comes with the New Nexus 7 faster?
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Just compare the amp output on both if one is higher it should charge faster. But I do believe they are the same.
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There is an issue that lots of people are having but Google seems to be ignoring it. I began suffering slow charging about 6 months into ownership. Didn't happen every time but enough to be very annoying. I did find a mickey-mouse solution on your tube. When plugged in, remove the usb cable from the charger and re-insert like 4-5 times. It seems to work...so, that being said, I don't know if the issue is with the charger or the device itself.
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No the way the nexus tablets are set up it doesn't divert enough power to the unit to charge if you are using it simultaneously while charging. Best way to charge I've noticed is to turn it off. It's just the way the unit was designed.
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Best to turn it off then charge it....don't let battery drain totally. I often use it plugged in when it's fully charged.
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This charger is the one that came with the 2012 Nexus 7, and it has a 5V, 2 Amp output rating. The charger that comes with the 2013 Nexus 7 has a 1.35 Amp output rating. This charger should be able to charge the 2013 model faster, but be aware that the power management chip in the tablet controls the charge rate, not the charger itself. This charger can supply more power to a 2013 Nexus 7, but only if the tablet wants that power. Also, lithium ion batteries don't like being fully discharged, try to avoid doing that. ( Lithium-ion batteries are not at all like nickel metal hydride batteries.)
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I think that it is a bit slower to charge than the charger that comes with the tablet. That being said, I still use it more often when I take it to work or vacation because the cord is longer.
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Been having issues with random slow charging on my N7. Anyone with the same issue notice if the pogo plug charging remedies this issue?
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It is not too bad. Google "nexus 7 change battery" and the top results show you how to do it. If you had a charging issue with the old battery a new one might not fix it, there is some inherent problem with the mini USB port that eventually causes it to fail. I have two nexus 7 2013 tablets that won't charge even with a new battery.
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I've plugged my Galaxy Nexus into the 2 amp slot with no problem. In fact, when charging at home, I tend to use the 2 amp charger that came with my Nexus 7 because it charges my phone faster. It has caused no damage.
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I don't normally use Qi with the Nexus 7 (I use it with a Nexus 5) but it doesn't block Qi charging for me. I have one of those $10 rectangular Qi chargers from eBay and it certainly activates and charges when you set the Nexus 7 on it while in this case. It seems to pick up about 1% every minute or so that I leave it on the Qi charger.
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Hi i actually tried to charge it through the usb port and it was charging but not as effectively as i wanted...so i used the normal charging point which charged the tablet alot faster and havent had issues that way.... Its a good tablet...very fast...multitasking abilities beat the mini ipad.. And for the price you cant get better :-) trust me Ive tried alot of tablets before buying this one
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Not sure but my Nexus 5 and Nexus 7 only charge reliably while horizontal. The Nexus 5 would heat up often if not placed just right in the vertical position. After a couple of times of not getting it right in the middle of the night, I just started using it horizontally and it works fine.
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The Nexus 7 Dock only routes power from the charger that came with your Nexus 7, which you plug into the back of the dock, to the tablet. The dock does not have any charging capability without being plugged into the wall.
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To properly charge the Nexus 7 alignment is the key issue it does charge my Nexus 5 almost as fast as a USB cable
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Don't get this tablet. It's greatly outdated and you will be very unhappy. Buy a Nexus 7 FHD, I got rid of this tablet awhile ago and I don't miss it one bit.
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i already receive this battery and when i installed in my device work properly, but unfortunally i made a bad diagnosys concerning why my nexus 7 do not charge, it was not a battery problem, it was a divice problem after the charge of new battery goes down i can't recharge but the chage time was good it was around 7 hour using all resourse. video, wify, etc. i hope this help to you, im from dominican repoblic in case that you want buy my battery.
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This model has the wide 30 pin connecter. I'm not sure if that enables it to charge quicker, but it seems to charge my nook very fast from a very low battery level. I'm not sure if all the nooks have a 30 pin connector (such as the e-ink devices like the Nook Glow), but the Nook HD has the 30 pin. I've been very happy with my device, especially since they opened it up to the Google Play Store. The screen is beautiful and I've had it since April with no problems.
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Hi, T. I charge my Nexus 7 (2013) on my Digi charger everyday. Have no worries.
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I use it with a Nexus 7 (stock 4.3) and it will charge while connected to a usb device. The status bar doesn't indicate that it is charging, but it does charge at a slow rate (Maybe 500mA).
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I've been switching everything at home to qi charging anyway and the mod for the nexus is easy. Just buy any qi receiver (I bought one for the galaxy s4) and add it to your nexus 7. There's some youtube videos on how to do it. $100 for a dock, no, $30 for a wireless charger and receiver....yes!
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SORT of. The specifications (and Anker's site) both specify you can't charge the Nexus 7 with this device. In practice, yes, you can (and I have), but the Nexus 7 (2012) expects a 2 amp input and the slim only outputs 1A, so the charge is VERY slow (with brightness up and watching Netflix, the tablet will die even while plugged into the battery). The Nexus 7 (2013) seems to be a little more tolerant of the low amperage, but it's still a slow charge. Wouldn't recommend it as a primary tablet battery.