will this pad charge the kindal fire
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No. This pad won't charge anything. The stupid tiny dot is harder to line up than just plugging in a USB cord. I had the prior generation of Power Mat and it was somewhat like expected. You lay the item down and it charges it. This one has a magnetic thing on your device and takes Robin Hood level accuracy to line it up with the marked dot on the pad itself. At which point it makes a really nifty sound to announce it's charging, then a rather depressing sound when the wind from you removing your hand nudges the device the requisite .002mm off target and you are no longer charging. Avoid this device (at least this model with the stupid magnetic dot) at all costs! No. This pad won't charge anything. The stupid tiny dot is harder to line up than just plugging in a USB cord. I had the prior generation of Power Mat and it was somewhat like expected. You lay the item down and it charges it. This one has a magnetic thing on your device and takes Robin Hood level accuracy to line it up with the marked dot on the pad itself. At which point it makes a really nifty sound to announce it's charging, then a rather depressing sound when the wind from you removing your hand nudges the device the requisite .002mm off target and you are no longer charging. Avoid... » Read More No. This pad won't charge anything. The stupid tiny dot is harder to line up than just plugging in a USB cord. I had the prior generation of Power Mat and it was somewhat like expected. You lay the item down and it charges it. This one has a magnetic thing on your device and takes Robin Hood level accuracy to line it up with the marked dot on the pad itself. At which point it makes a really nifty sound to announce it's charging, then a rather depressing sound when the wind from you removing your hand nudges the device the requisite .002mm off target and you are no longer charging. Avoid this device (at least this model with the stupid magnetic dot) at all costs! « Show Less
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I think this requires a special case, and Powermat doesn't admit to making one for the Kindle. If you want to plug it in to the Powercube, you can do that, but at that point, why not just plug into the adapter that came with the Kindle?
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No. This pad won't charge anything. The stupid tiny dot is harder to line up than just plugging in a USB cord. I had the prior generation of Power Mat and it was somewhat like expected. You lay the item down and it charges it. This one has a magnetic thing on your device and takes Robin Hood level accuracy to line it up with the marked dot on the pad itself. At which point it makes a really nifty sound to announce it's charging, then a rather depressing sound when the wind from you removing your hand nudges the device the requisite .002mm off target and you are no longer charging. Avoid this device (at least this model with the stupid magnetic dot) at all costs!
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Yes will charge tany tablet but I have had trouble charging the kindle fire with it
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Sorry, I haven't tried this for my Kindle Fire, however I have charged my new iPad Mini and it worked great! I do use it all the time for my iPhone 5 and it also is great for that.
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The short answer is, no. Your Kindle Fire has a 4400mAh battery... it's no different than a laptop. This battery is meant for portable electronics.. phones, players, etc. You COULD charge your Fire with the Durcell, but you'd need several of them and it would be extremely slow.
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Here is a link to the Incipio co. http://www.incipio.com/chargers/qi-wireless-charging-bases.html ...but does not tell you much about your question if your pad has the ability to charge in this manner it should but if you have a cover between the charger and the device some timed it wont charge. my phone had that problem with the outter box cover... hope this helps.
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I Don't Think I Would Use It, The Pad Is Electric Not Hot But Warm Could Start A Fire, I Would Call K&H; Manufacturing The Maker Of The Pad, I Would Google The Name, Hope That Helps.
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Well it'd need the one that is similar to the one you currently charge you Kindle Fire with.But I wouldn't recommend the Charging Pad, I understand that there are descriptions, but listed "Charging Pad" with a picture of a phone on the pad, makes people think its a set and go kind of thing. I don't want a ugly case on my phone, who does?? Nor weird wires. So I don't recommend this, you'd have better luck just plugging in your original phone charger, it's cheaper.It's a rip off and not worth the 12+ I paid for it.
939937
I have used it to charge my kindle fire.I have used it to connect my fire to my computerSo yes.
1450690
I am not.sure about those brands. My brand was a cheap tablet I purchased from overstock.com...Zee pad brand...and it works fine for charging that.
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Probably not. It will likely charge it a little, but most tablets need a 2.1amp charger for a real charge. This is not one of those.
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It can, but a month later it will not work consistently since the pad will burn out internally causing you to constally unplug and replug the charging pad
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Ya it will sit and charge just fine.. i was the same way thinking it wouldnt and gave it a shot and worked out good and this charges the pad super fast i love it
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No, it won't. The pad has no way of knowing that the phone is full, and unless your phone has an eco mode, it won't stop asking for power, especially if you're charging wirelessly. If your phone DOES have an eco mode and you're charging via USB, then maybe. Doubtful.
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Not sure what the question is but I would not buy this product. My son and I both purchased and the charging jack ln the pad failed on both. Can't charge can't use.
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I was able to charge my kindle fire and an android tablet! Didn't lose any data works wonderfully ! Good luck !
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I see that Jonathan says that it will not charge a Kindle Fire. He is completely mistaken. This will most definitely charge a Kindle Fire.
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It takes different charger attachments. If there is a kindle charger attachment, them I'm sure it will. There is the charger, and then there are cells that you connect to the item that needs to be charged. Then you apply the cell to the charging pad for whatever you want to charge. So not exactly wireless LOL. I believe you can buy the cells separately if you need others. I purchased mine from http://amazon.com. If the kindle fire charger has a similar input piece as the average phones do, I'm sure it will.