I am uesing cell and i-pod usb chargers is this chargeing to quick
1782655
I carry the original with a universal charger for cell phones, as long as you of the voltage
2030499
most certainly! I have had two devices charging at the same time with no problem. Certainly one item charges faster but all in all the charger is real quick on recharges and you shouldn't have a problem good luck!
2154785
That depends on the size of the battery in your device. My Lumia icon charges in about an hour and a half
2108968
I use a wall charger with the USB adapter and it charges in about 20 minutes
933017
You can charge via USB with its microUSB port. What I prefer to do is to use an Apple iPhone charger to trickle charge it slowly, or the larger, 2 amp iPad charger when I predict I'll need it sooner rather than later. Hope this answer helps.
1043444
Thats the fastest way. You can charge it before you put it on your phone or while its on your phone but I think its faster to charge it before I put it on my phone that way my phone can be charging too
572839
Yes it it's normal. It takes about 6 hours to get fully charged. But just the battery case and if you have the iphone in the case it may take longer because it charges the iphone first the does the battery case. Mine took around 8 to 9 hours to fully charge both.
686100
This device has two USB charge ports, one for phone devices the other for higher demand devices such as tablets, I utilize it for an IPhone and IPad devices, they charge about as quickly as the original equipment chargers. Which is what it should do, faster charging is usually accomplished with higher voltage and amperage then is required to properly charge the device and possibly damaging the battery in the process. I hope you find this answer helpful.
336724
I'm not sure how fast you need to charge but I have no complaints about the speed. Works like a normal charger would.
1750170
It charges pretty quick but it also goes off charge quick i hope this helps
356470
Each USB port is sufficient to charge my Apple iPad or any other USB device I have plugged in. However, it often charges the device at a slower rate.
478440
Not sure about the Iphones, but if I am using my Galaxy S3 it will charge in about an hour. This is with constant backlight watching a show. If you want it to go faster, plug into the pad port.
1804915
I have an I-pod touch 5. If the portable external charger is fully charged you will use the cord from your I-phone and plug the smaller plug to the I-phone and the USB cord will plug into the portable charger. When charging the portable charger you plug the smaller plug into the portable and the USB in the wall charger. I hope this is helpful.
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i purchased this unit and am currently using it to charge 2 iPad air, 2 iPhone 5s and on android LG2. All five devices charge fine and charge quickly. Equally important however to be sure and use only certified charging cables for each device. I tried less expensive non certified charging cables and they would not charge at all.
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i am sorry. i meant if you use all ports the time to charge will "increase". it will require more time to charge. the charging is slow.
2039467
Yes it charges fairly quick. All you have to do is use the charger you have with your phone or USB to a laptop... It has a USB connection and a micro USB connection. It comes with a cord also. You just need the source.
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I do not know about your particular phone's charging issues, but with my Samsung Galaxy s3 I learned that the problem (and apparently a common one with Samsung phones) is that the USB recharging port has poor quality soldering. I've ultimately found that a better solution than USB charging or even using the Lerway wireless Qi "drop-pad charger" is to use multiple batteries with wall charging units. I believe I've written a review for such a product - it was around $20 for the charging unit and 2 spare batteries. I ABSOLUTELY LOVE how fast and efficient wall chargers/spare batteries are. I know have 7 spare batteries so I can keep several at home, a few in my office, a few in the car, etc. I can pop out a discharged battery and replace it with a fully charged on in about 15 seconds. Forget USB and drop-pad chargers.