We are looking to streamline our electronics charging for cruises. We have a Kindle, two Android phones and an iPad air. Is this a good choice?
1781009
Perfect choice. We just got off a cruise and missed receiving this by 2 days. Would have saved us a ton of hassle.
1781010
This should be fine. We use ours for two iPhones, a Kindle, and a Verizon hotspot. Very powerful, compact and NO PROBLEMS!
1781011
So far so good I am taking it to work tonight but I expect no problems. I work in someone else's home as a graveyard staff. I did couple this purchase with 2 ten foot cords. The cord on the charger is fairly long but it comes with velcro for easy storage. I carry my tablet and phone with me all the time. It is a bit bigger than the charge I was carrying but it is powerful and the charging time is much faster. I am going to be buying a few of these as family presents and try to keep a couple back for those surprises that come up. For the price I can't go wrong.
1781012
This charger is a nuisance. You can not charge all of those devices at once. Each port is device specific, which is loathsome. If you accidentally plug your apple product into a Samsung or Android port, it won't charge at all. Likewise, there are 3 ports for Apple products, but only one for Android and one for Samsung. I would not trust it to charge 2 Android phones, let alone a Kindle. Avoid this product. Get an Anker instead. It is better quality and all of the ports work univerally with any of your devices. Avoid this one. I am really sorry that I wasted my money.
1781013
I don't have an iPad, but will say the first port is for the iPad. I have traveled with mine and it's nice not having to look for multiple outlets in a hotel room to plug in the adapters, it and a few cables and your ready to go. Have had all the ports plugged in at the sametime and no issues. Enjoy.
1455955
I don't own a kindle, but we used one of the three "adapters" to charge our ipad. My kids also used it to charge their phones (different types) and ipods.
802222
It will be fine. Your phone will only draw the current it needs to charge. The nice thing about this one is that it can charge two phones at once. Or other devices--iPads, Kindles, etc.
537679
I have used this to charge my kindle fire, with no issue. That said, I do not know if it can overcharge. I only use it when I travel. It charges fairly quick, charging my kindle and cell phone during flights. By the end of the flight, I pack up the cords and my electronics have been topped off.
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I don't have a galaxy but I am currently on a trip in Italy and so far this has charged my iPhone, Kindle fire and a device that stores energy to charge a phone or other USB device while on a plane. This is the most convenient device of this type I have ever used. Joe
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I regularly plug my Galaxy Note 2 and my wife's Nokia 920 into either port. They both charge faster using the Tablet port, but do not seem to have any negative results. I also charge my Kindle Fire (both an older original Fire and a newer HD model) using the tablet port. I liked this charger enough that I bought another one to have more than one 'charging station' for my devices.
173533
Yes, cruiships have the regular outlet that you can charge any devices. I have been on Princess, Royal Caribbean, and Norwegian cruises.
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Hi Robert,Thanks a lot for the info, it was exactly what I was interested in finding out. I've been back and forth about whether to get a dedicated e-reader like the Kindle DX for my PDF's, but considering the price I feel like for that kind of money, I need to think multi-function. I'm trying to limit my gadgets to only a few things that I carry around at one time.
581457
I have charged my Galaxy S4 and my wife's Kindle at the same time. I have also used it to charge an iPod and iPad, but separately.
2059048
I would say yes. My neice has apple everything and charges both at the same time when traveling. I got one after seeing hers. I recommend the higher battery power though. We use it for android tabs and phones. Works great.
1623345
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. : )
1221947
Yes! My husband uses our cables to charge his iPad Air every night :) Anything else, let me know!Jessie / The Friendly Swede
494897
previously , I am using iphone charges or Samsung charger when i go for traveling.and recently bought the Bolse® 4 Port Premium High Output USB Wall/Travel/AC Rapid Charger (4 Amps / 20Watt / Fastest Speed) For iPhone... by bolse when traveling to france.and it works.
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Definitely. This item offers great value. Since I bought it a couple months ago, I've been using it a lot for charging and data transfer for ALL my Android devices (tablets and smartphones), and I plan to use it a lot MORE. It appears to be well made and very reliable. One of the main reasons I bought it was to use it as a quick charger for my tablets (I have 3) since the output is a full 2 Amps.
1062416
As far as I know, this should work okay. I have used an iPod, iPad, iPhone, Samsung, Kindle and Kindle Fire with no problems. ;-)
1192118
That is true. However, if you do need an adapter, hotels can usually lend you one, and that would be enough for all your gadgets that need charging.
453895
I use an iPhone and Amazon kindle USB transformer at different times to charge mine with no issues.