Can it charge iPad? My iPad does not get charged when I connect to the laptop and only gets charged when plugged into the wall outlet. Thanks a lot in advance.
1619146
I think that this battery back up is meant for phones. But ask the folks at EasyAcc. I do not know for sure.
1619147
It charges my samsung galaxy note 10.1. I feel it will charge an ipad just not from 0% to 100% probably only about 50% charge
1474691
I don't have an ipad air, but as long as you have a usb connection end, it will charge anything. It charges my daughter's iphone 5, my Samsung tablet and android.. it doesn't matter what the device is as long as you have the usb connector for it.
1733170
No way this is going to charge the iPad. Even the 5W iPhone charger (which is more power than standard USB) won't charge iPad.
508188
Yes, if you have an iPad charging cord. You can either plug the cord directly into one of the two USB outlets or through a USB AC charger like normal.
1112050
I don't have an iPad, but this charger only puts out 1 Amp - so it may not charge an iPAD if it requires 2 amps. Also, since it does not claim to be iPad compatible -- something it would surely tout since Apple requires components in the hardware, I think. So my answer is - I think it does NOT work with iPad.
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This will NOT charge my iPad Air as it said it would. When I plug it in it tells me "NOT CHARGING". If I use the same cable and outlet with the original Apple charger that came with the iPad Air it charges just fine so it's not the cable or outlet.
352760
Yes it can charge ipads. However, mine only charges it halfway before it runs out of power.
882765
Yes you can put it to charge an I Pad but will take a while. The light on low power lasts for days. I have used it on low setting four times over night to provide me light in hotel rooms over my infant when traveling. I have charged my cell phone during meetings all you need is your USB cord to connect. The same should apply for the I-Pad. Take care. Steve
889674
Charges my iPhone 5S with no problem. Probably your cable is broken. It won't charge iPad due to low Amperage. It is even low to charge iPhone normally.Update: I read your reply, I wanted to say it can still be a cord, even if it charges fine from computer USB.
521963
Kind of. Trick is to start charging the iPad first as it drops the supply voltage. If you do it after the iPhone it may not charge or charge at vet slow rate. Use the original iPad cables as their cables may have too much resistance and won't turn on the fast charge. If the charger gets warm and toasty to the touch, it doing max charge...
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Short answer is, I don't know for sure. I recently tried bringing just my USB cables for my iPad and iPhone, and with both plugged into the USB ports, had bad luck. In the last few days, I tried the same thing, but with my iPhone plugged in to a USB, my iPad plugged into one A/C outlet and my laptop plugged into another A/C outlet and everything seemed to charge normally. So, part of my goal was leaving behind the iPad cube, but I think I still need it.
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I have not tried charging my iPad2 - I only use it for my iPhone5 and it's great for that. Can toss both into my purse and it charges on the go. I would guess it works on iPads - now you have me curious - I am going to try mine tonight :-)
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As long as it has a USB cord , it will charge it. You must have the USB cord for the ipad air. It only comes with a cord to charge the Anker. But yes it will charge it if you have a USB cord to plug into the Anker.
737558
It puts out 1.5 amps. Your apple IPAD charger is 2.1 amps. So yes you could charge your IPAD using it. It would just take longer to fully charge. It would take around 10 to 12 hours to charge.
1113752
It did charge my ipad, but it came apart at the plug and the wires were exposed. I stopped using it because I was afraid it might short out the ipad!
780689
Thats a good question, from what I have seen so far yes you are able to charge your device first. However, I noticed that when I started charging my iPad it actually drained so much power that it appeared the Anker could not keep up.Both Anker and iPad where empty when I started the test, when the iPad reached 50% it simply stopped charging.I have not had this issue when charging my iphone. I have not yet done the ipad charing scenario again. I'll post up a new review if I notice anything new. Otherwise I'm very happy with the amount of portable power available.
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I don't think so. It did not charge my IPad. They say it will, but the time I tried it, it did not. Maybe one of their bigger chargers would do the trick.