Can this battery pack also be charged from a normal wall socket? I don't carry a laptop with me when I travel so I won't be able to use a USB port.
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It doesn't come with an AC adapter but Clarence pointed out that you can charge it using the Kindle Fire's AC adapter.
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Yes this item can be charged from a wall socket. This item will fit into your USB power adapter and charge the battery.
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U can charged via USB and wall outlet too with USB adapter. USB adapter not included.
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Yes. You absolutely can. I use it while I'm traveling and it is the only charger I use while traveling. I found on a couple rare occasions I had the device switched on and it didn't automatically turn itself off and didn't accept the charge from the wall. Most of the time I don't have this issue and it recharges the battery as well as my connected phone and other devices.
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It could be charged when charging another device. However, it's not suggested, because this will greatly reduce the useful life of the battery pack. Since you have access to a plug, why don't you charge the other device directly?
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Think of this as an USB port, regular 5V, up to 2A. The only difference is this one can be carried with you. Otherwise anything that charges from a normal USB port will charge here (as long as it doesn't need more than what's become the industry standard 2A).
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This device is charged by using a wallplug. It has an assortment of plug adapters so that it can be charged when traveling overseas.
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No. Unfortunately it is a bad design that requires it to be plug into an active USB port on a computer or laptop in order to be charged. If you need a wall charger I would suggest another device.
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I generally plug mine into the computer. If you have a Wall adapter , you can charge that way as well. It doesn't come with one though.
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Yes charges beautifully via the wall charger that is part of the package. I always have the 2nd battery in and charging so I am never without a freshly charged battery. You will love it with your situation.
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You can charge it with your USB port from your computer. Other than that you will probably need to convert to 110v.
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Yes it will work. You just need to unplug the USB end from the wall plug and use the USB portion only. I haven't tried a full charge but it definitely gets you through in a pinch. It is a very handy device to carry with you at all times, I even use it to charge my cameras. That has been a real lifesaver for those special moments you don't want to miss because of a dead battery. Give it a try I think you will agree it comes in handy just when you need it most. TC
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Yes...you can plug the USB end into any charger and it should work. I used it both in my wall socket and my laptop and it charged with no problem.
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Hello Alex I charge it with my computer and from my Anker external battery (using the 1A output) but I guess any USB port will do the same...Thierrywww.tgmdev.be
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I'm not sure about a battery pack, but it can be plugged into a wall outlet through a USB... Seems to work just fine. Even considered buying a second one to act as a security camera for my front door.
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Unless you have special equipment I would say NO. The charge is released by 2 USB ports not from a wall outlet so for a standard laptop that charges by wall outlet you can't plug it in. You would need to convert from DC to AC current and then adapt the plug type from 3 prong to USB. Also the amperage of the charge produced from the larger USB outlet on this device is 5 amps. That is a very slow charge in laptop terms. It would at best slow down your drain rate while the laptop is turned.
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Yes, you can buy a wall adapter (micro USB) that will charge it via a wall outlet.
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Hi, its not a built-in battery - it's very removeable. The wall charger can adapt to the USB cable attached so you don't need to take out the battery for charging. Alternatively, you can hook the cable to your laptop, PC or an airline outlet to charge. I haven't tried out those options yet.