Can it charge a laptop?
384107
Hi! I did not try, but its capacity is 6000 mAh, so it should fully charge <= 6000 mAh battery notebook. My notebook has 5200, for example.
384108
Hi! I did not try, but its capacity is 6000 mAh, so it should fully charge &lt;= 6000 mAh battery notebook. My notebook has 5200, for example.
1988293
If you have a USB plug, you can use that to charge it. You can also use the computer.
1902498
No. It can only charge things that are charged via a USB port (like a cell phone or iPod).
981008
Yes. You can charge it by plugging it into your computers USB port or if you have a wall charger.
105445
No, it is an USB docking station and not the regular one. It'll connect to your laptop on the USB port and cannot charge your laptop.
105448
No it is not supposed to charge your laptop, any time you see a USB docking station (Actually should be called Port Replicator) it will not charge your laptop. The ones that would charge the laptop are the actual docking stations where your laptop snaps on to the docking station. Not all laptops have that port to allow it to dock.
174867
Yes you can... i love these things :-) ... if you use the micro usb on your laptop you will always have a charge..
370706
Oddly, no. But you will need two USB ports near each other for the device to function. That's right - the custom cable that comes with the unit has two USB plugs for your laptop to draw extra USB power for operation. Weird, but it works.
2162076
Dont worry about the charger. It charges with a standard micro-USB cable, so you can charge it from anything such as a laptop or any other charger that has a USB plug.
1476545
I don't know the answer to your question, but I have used it to charge my laptop and iPad....works fine.
455910
Just be aware it can't charge laptops the current only goes one way. It comes IN from the USB plugged into a laptop with the micro USB plugged into the side of the charger and it goes OUT the USB port on the end of the charger top the micro USB at the end of the charger. I saw someone complain the charger didn't charger their daughter's laptop and instead was draining power...
200552
Unless the Laptop chargers via a USB Port, then I don't believe so. The solar charger has a USB out which delivers 5 volts DC. Most Laptops have a transformer connected to a cord which requires 120 volts AC. I would also assume that the laptop battery itself probably would require at least 12 volts DC or more if it could be charged directly. You could get a regular solar panel to do it if it was connected to a 120 volt AC inverter.
1560058
If your laptop can be charged with 9 or 12 volts, and it draws no more than 4.5 amps while charging, then yes. However, I'm pretty certain that most laptops require around 18 volts for charging, maybe a chromebook could be charged with this guy, but I would need to check.If you want to post a link to your laptop I could tell you with certainty whether or not you can charge yours with it.
1560059
If your laptop can be charged with 9 or 12 volts, and it draws no more than 4.5 amps while charging, then yes. However, I'm pretty certain that most laptops require around 18 volts for charging, maybe a chromebook could be charged with this guy, but I would need to check. If you want to post a link to your laptop I could tell you with certainty whether or not you can charge yours with it.
2001889
I don't think a laptop can be charged via USB. But if there is such a laptop, please check its manual for the power input needed to charge it. If it is greater than 2.1A SuperCharger will not be able to charge it.
1669534
Laptop only as far as I can tell. But you may be able to get a usb outlet at Radio Shack. It stays charged pretty long.
809043
It is not designed to charge most laptops. The smaller Apple laptops which charged like iPads and iPods it Possibly could do that. Here is a link iPhone to five top solar laptop charger: http://t.treehugger.com/treehugger/#!/entry/5-best-portable-solar-laptop-chargers,51a06d2b87443d6c8e53e213