I just Bought 2 sets of power bank, but i did´nt know that it did not include the 1 a output, can you tell me how can i charged without that imput
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Hi There was a 1500 wall charger I bought for mine which wasn't included with it
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You charge it using a mini usb cable and any usb charger or the usb port on your computer. The 1A port is for lower power devices like an iPhone and the 2.1A port is for high power devices like an iPad.
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The power pack doesn't charge. you just plug it into a 110 volt outlet to give it volyage.Jack
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Mine came with a A/C power supply that you plug the USB cable into. The output of it is 5V and 1.0 Amps. Same as an Iphone 4 charger.
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Greetings. This power bank can be charged and powering a laptop at the same time.
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we can not find you in our order list, there is no info. about you, you did not buy our power bank. we decide to report you to amazon and request to close your amazon account. note: dear customer: if get a defective one, please contact us by amazon email, we will provide you a return shipping label to exchange for a new one, or you can return it directly to get a full refund.
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When I searched for my power supply I enter the name of the computer and it told me what charger would work. That is how I ended up the Power+. I would suggest that you do the same if you are buying this through AMAZON. Sorry I can't be more help than that.
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This device has only a output port, so in theory, you only can power feed a single device at time, However, if the sum of all loads doesn't exceed the capacity of the power bank, might be possible to feed more than a device with some sort of divider cable, but I'm not sure if that device exist in the market. If you are handy with a soldering iron and have some electronics knowledge, this should be easy to solve. Good Luck!
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The AC adapter says 1A on it. It appears that it provides the max of 500ma per port. I connected my android phone to charge off of the hub, and it's reporting that it's being charged via "USB" which means it's not drawing more than 500ma. When I charge my cell with a direct usb wall charger (that came with my phone), it reports being charged via "A/C" (1amp). The power cord is 5 feet in length. Also, the USB connector (which is attached and can't be disconnected from the hub) that plugs into the computer is also 5 feet in length.
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I believe I answered this once. The item you mention does not have a power adapter and does not work well with one. Plugging in a powere adapter seems to interrupt the output. It is strictly a portable battery powered device. Deric
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Sorry, don't understand this question. Extra power supply to what? My review was about the battery charger and it doesn't come with a power supply. You provide the power supply by plugging it in to an electrical outlet.
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Total power storage is 6000mAh. Output level is 1 amp, which I consider insufficient for a device of this level. There are devices for less money that product 2 amp output.
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i have no idea about that. I'm in US now and it comes with 2pin plug. The problem is the charging connector. when the problem happened, i have tried to use other wire to charge the power bank (i used to do that, and it can work normally), it still didn't work.
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I also would not recommend doing that. On a 2 bank charger there are 4 connections 2 pos. and 2 neg. connecting all 4 to 1 battery would not be possible. If your device calls for 1 battery purchase a 1 bank charger.
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I think this was 5V/1A output. Its a little slower than plugging it into Wall. Yes it will take longer for phone to charge on 0.5A than a 1A. There are a few chargers like Alpatronix which have 2.1A output as well.
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You will to power there with the included AC power adapter. Each one has a separate power adapter.
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The built-in microUSB cable is reported to produce 1A output while the USB connection is capable of up to 2A. See: http://www.easyacc.com/power-bank/p98-easyacc-ichoc-m5-5000mah-dual-ports-power-bank.html (scroll down to "Technical Details" near the bottom). I haven't taken a multimeter to the leads to test these claims, but they seem pretty reasonable.