Is the mota capable of fully charging my device if my device battery is fully depleted?
1616857
The Mota holds 2600mah of charge. I don't know how much mah your phone battery holds
1238641
I've never tested it where both phone & charger where fully depleted. However, only pushing the charge button when my phone was down to 50% or less and turning off charge when at 80% (only while awake), I went 2 full days & 2 full nights without a cable. I got home around 10am on the third day and I still had one light (of the four) on the charger and somewhere around 30% on the phone.
1230465
The web site www.adata-group.com gives the battery size as 5000mAh. I have not made serious use of the device as yet so cannot give a time to discharge completely
2098385
Not certain. When running low I plug in for 4 hours and I seem to get a full charge.
2169638
Yes. The charger is a smart charger. When the battery is fully charged, it goes into a hibernation mode and will maintain the battery, without overcharging it.
784580
I've had no problem with keeping the MFI fully charged and recharging the Iphone battery using a cable. It stays charged until you press the back button to begin charging. I try to regularly charge both batteries, just to exercise them every so often. Its a great safety net when I'm commuting and not near an outlet. I admit that I chuckle quietly while watching others hunt for an outlet on the train.
249316
I am afraid I dont know. For me, once the battery was dead, it was dead. No amount of charging seemed to help.
1056728
Yes! It will tell you it's fully charge when the battery is 100%. It will also tell you to unplug the device.
294481
I'm not sure, since I haven't tried to charge anything while using the device. I would think that eventually you will exhaust the power in the satachi and your device may not be fully charged.
1604983
If there is, it's by no means accessible to the average consumer. The clear answer is no. You can charge this through its micro usb port and then have it ready to power an electronic off the (full-size) usb slot when needed on the go. If it dies, you get a new one. If that's a concern then get a better, more expensive one.
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I don't see any reason that it won't but keep in mind that it won't FULLY charge said device, just keep it going for a while...at least I found that to be the case with my Motorola RAZR HD. It did give it a good charge whilst keeping it going while in use (Battrery was extremely low before pluggin it into the RAVPower Backup device and I wasn't anywhere that I could sit still to let it charge properly for any length of time and needed to use my phone to complete many errands and so this REALLY came in handy!) and as I said, once I was done, I had a pretty good charge left over. That being said, perhaps if you shut the device being charged all the way off it would charge it all the way? Hope that helps! I don't see any reason that it won't but keep in mind that it won't FULLY charge said device, just keep it going for a while...at least I found that to be the case with my Motorola RAZR HD. It did give it a good charge whilst keeping it going while in use (Battrery was extremely low before pluggin it into the RAVPower Backup device and I wasn't anywhere that I could sit still to let it charge properly for any length of time and needed to use my phone to complete many errands and so this REALLY came in handy!) and as I said, once I was done, I had a pretty good charge left over. That being... » Read More I don't see any reason that it won't but keep in mind that it won't FULLY charge said device, just keep it going for a while...at least I found that to be the case with my Motorola RAZR HD. It did give it a good charge whilst keeping it going while in use (Battrery was extremely low before pluggin it into the RAVPower Backup device and I wasn't anywhere that I could sit still to let it charge properly for any length of time and needed to use my phone to complete many errands and so this REALLY came in handy!) and as I said, once I was done, I had a pretty good charge left over. That being said, perhaps if you shut the device being charged all the way off it would charge it all the way? Hope that helps! « Show Less
763705
If your phone battery is nearly zero, the mophie will charge it back to 70-80%
343053
of course... like a charm and it will not overcharge any battery including motorcycle batteries... I have the previous version which is wonderful... the new one is even better
416662
Hi Linda,Thank you for your message. MOTA uses the same high quality battery as the iPhone and iPod. If Battery Stick is not used, it will hold most of its charge for few weeks. For additional information and best maintenance practices for your battery, please visit:www.apple.com/batteries/Regards,Jonathan OlsenMOTA
636069
Yes, of course. The motorcycle will automatically charge it as you ride. You can also use a 12V trickle or float charger to recharge it if the battery is not used in a situation that recharges it as it's being used or if the motorcycle is not used often.
247971
No, its a trickle charger and the current isn't enough to cause an overcharge. I have left it connected for long periods with out ill effect
289597
The mine was semi_charged. To fully charge use a micro usb cable and connect to a 1000 mAh USB power supply