Will this charge the nexus 7
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If the nexus 7 has a charge cable with a USB end to it then yes it sure will :)
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This should charge just about any tablet or cell phone. Just as a note however, these devices are widely known for not "fully charging"-- unless you get into the more expensive ($30-$50) lines. It's just the nature of the beast; there's only so much charge one of these can push. But it's typical to get a 75% to 95% charge from these devices-- which is quite sufficient for most items. The mAh rating and the total amps are the keys. This device has a 2 amp power rating; some have only 1 amp. Total charge on this is 5000mAh; most cell phones have between 1800 and 2800 mAh batteries, so that gives you some idea of the charging capability. Hope this helps. : ) This should charge just about any tablet or cell phone. Just as a note however, these devices are widely known for not "fully charging"-- unless you get into the more expensive ($30-$50) lines. It's just the nature of the beast; there's only so much charge one of these can push. But it's typical to get a 75% to 95% charge from these devices-- which is quite sufficient for most items. The mAh rating and the total amps are the keys. This device has a 2 amp power rating; some have only 1 amp. Total charge on this is 5000mAh; most cell phones have between 1800 and 2800 mAh batteries,... » Read More This should charge just about any tablet or cell phone. Just as a note however, these devices are widely known for not "fully charging"-- unless you get into the more expensive ($30-$50) lines. It's just the nature of the beast; there's only so much charge one of these can push. But it's typical to get a 75% to 95% charge from these devices-- which is quite sufficient for most items. The mAh rating and the total amps are the keys. This device has a 2 amp power rating; some have only 1 amp. Total charge on this is 5000mAh; most cell phones have between 1800 and 2800 mAh batteries, so that gives you some idea of the charging capability. Hope this helps. : ) « Show Less
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This should charge just about any tablet or cell phone. Just as a note however, these devices are widely known for not "fully charging"-- unless you get into the more expensive ($30-$50) lines. It's just the nature of the beast; there's only so much charge one of these can push. But it's typical to get a 75% to 95% charge from these devices-- which is quite sufficient for most items. The mAh rating and the total amps are the keys. This device has a 2 amp power rating; some have only 1 amp. Total charge on this is 5000mAh; most cell phones have between 1800 and 2800 mAh batteries, so that gives you some idea of the charging capability. Hope this helps. : )
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I can't say for sure about the Nexus 7 but it has ports for most devices. I've charged Iphone/pods/touches, blackberries, KindleFire's and other gaming devices. I would think it would charge a Nexus 7 as well.
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This would, but I was not able to charge my Galaxy S3 fully with one charge of this Poweradd. I doubt it would be any good for Nexus 7 (a tab)I am just sharing my opinion, it might not be true as the piece I got would have been a brick.
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The answer to your question is yes. I only know this because the port on my google nexus 7 was totally ruined. The only draw back is that the 2013 model only is chargeable when the unit is in the vertical position. It does not charge if you dock the unit in the horizontal mode.
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I'm not sure, I have a Nexus 7 tablet, the charger, wouldn't work in my car lighter. I needed it on a road trip.
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We are very pleased with our unit and it's performance, but have no experience charging Nexus 7. There are so many adapters provided with it though that it seems unlikely that there would not be the connector you would need. Even if yours is a specialty item, I would think that there would be some additional item available through the company to "adapt" the adapter if necessary. You will not believe the variety of connections possible with what is provided!
374293
Absolutely it will, mine charges my Nexus 7, iPad Mini, HTC One, and anything else I plug in.
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It should, yes. Mine works well. It is, important to keep the port in alignment with the USB port on the Nexus 7.
1510263
Hi, T. I charge my Nexus 7 (2013) on my Digi charger everyday. Have no worries.
555473
No it does not. Nexus uses the Qi standard, if you want something that's compatible with your Nexus, look at Qi compatible chargers.
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No. The original Nexus 7 (Nexus 7 2012) does not come with wireless charging built in (Qi compatible).
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Nexus 7 doesnt do wireless charging out of the box. It can if your technically inclined and want to mod it to.
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Yes, the docking station charges the Nexus 7 via the gold pins (pogo pins) on the side of the unit. The docking station is powered by the same USB connector that originally comes with the Nexus 7. The advantage of using this method to charge your Nexus is that you will no longer wear out your USB connector due to repeated charging of your device as the Pogo pins do not require your device to "snap in" and therefore wear out.
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Yes,it will charge wirelessly. Just plug the micro USB power cabel into the charging dock and place your Nexus 7 into the dock.
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Hi Maureen. It is a Qi charger. It uses an induction coil in the charging station and a coil built into the Nexus 7 to charge without needing to plug into the tablet. It's designed for the Nexus 7, though it would work with any Qi enabled device if you lined it up correctly in the charger.
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I'm afraid that this was used for the Samsung galaxy 3s. It works fine with the galaxy although it seems its not charging as quickly after 1 week usage. I really couldn't say if it works with the nexus 7 tablet. Sorry:(
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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 believe it is likely a switched power supply inside which means in theory it should work. Regardless though, your best bet instead of gambling may be just to use most any other phone charger in Europe that has a Micro-USB output which will then charge the Nexus just fine. Even if you don't have one, the cable that comes with the Nexus 7 is a male USB to to micro USB so you can just plug your Nexus into a laptop, computer, Roku or well anything else with a USB port on it. :-)
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I'm able to charge a Nexus 7 (1st Generation) tablet using a Dell USB port with no issues.