Will this hub charge an iPad Air?
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Hi Lenette. One of the features of this product is the faster mobile-device charging. We do not have a specific list of compatible devices yet. But, we'll have this one verified.
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I have an IPad2 and an IPad Air, this hub does not produce enough current to charge either one (you'll get the "not charging" warning when you plug it in).
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It should charge anything that can plug into a USB. If an iPad mini has that, then yes.
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Yes, if you have an iPad charging cord. You can either plug the cord directly into one of the two USB outlets or through a USB AC charger like normal.
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I'm using an ipad2 and what I found is that the usb hub does charge it but I have to power it down.
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No, it does not charge my iPad Air and I am very upset about it! I get a message on the screen of the iPad saying that the charger is not "certified"!
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It will but you need the IPAD cable with a usb connection. IPAD is made to be charged from a computer USB port.
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I have the iPad Air. But, I haven't had any problems connecting my lighting port to charge it. I can access all my buttons with no problems.
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As per information on the box, it can charged iPad as it can give the power for 2.1A. But please keep in mind that it needs the power for the hub also, cannot use only usb power.
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Yes, but you need to use your own USB cable to plug into Power Bank and charge iPad Air.
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As long as it takes around 2000 mA or 2 Amps or less it should work. I use it to charge an iPad Air and they use 2 Amps and it works well for me.
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I am not familiar with the plug on the iPad air...if it has a plug like the iPad 4... The answer is yes...very nice charger
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MANUFACTURER ANSWER: Thank you for posting your question. Unfortunately, hubs do not work well as chargers. This is because they use a different standard than chargers do, despite the similar-looking ports. For charging, we suggest purchasing a dedicated charger, or a hub specifically modified for charging, such as our http://www.amazon.com/dp/B005P2BY5I . We have a blog post about this issue on our website at http://plugable.com/2012/03/13/charging-your-ipad-or-iphone-with-a-usb-hub. Please note that even with this hub, because of limited current available from the AC adapter, you may not be able to charge from all ports at the same time. Please contact us at http://support.plugable.com if you have any additional questions. David Plugable Support
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Hello A Miller, unfortunately I had connected my brand new "iPad Air" into this awesome device (Anker USB HUB) to charge it. Let me brake it down for you. Apparently it seems that this device will not support enough power to charge such a device (iPad Air). Please note that I tried this while both (PC + USB HUB Power Adapter) were connected to the Anker HUB, and never displayed a message that it would be charging (on my iPad Air). Realize this, I am testing this with an "iPad Air". Just another thing. It will NOT charge any device if is not plugged in to a PC, and the PC is turned off. Don't know why, but it seems that it runs on some sort of activation mode from PC detection. Hope this helps. "My own personal experience"
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I don't know. But it works with the iPhone5S/C perfectly. If the iPad Air uses the same plug, this will work.
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No, the IPad Air has a lightening charger. Try this?Cellet Ultra Compact 5 Watt (1 Amp) Lightning 8 Pin (Apple Licensed MFI Certified) Car Charger for iPhone 6s 6 Plus iPod Touch 5th Gen iPod Nano 7th Gen - Retail Packaging - White
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Yes, it will charge your iPad when plugged into a computer. It is essentially a lightning sync cable built into a dock.
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When you want to charge your ipad, first of all, do not connect to computer, because the hub will automatically assume you are transfer data, instead of fast charging. (this is all for protecting purposes, in case the 1.5A current will blow out your hard drive or flash drive or even the usb port on your computer) When you connecting with your computer , each port only provides 500mA instead of 1.5A.