Does EACH USB port supply the 2 amps needed for Apple iPad charging?
356470
Each USB port is sufficient to charge my Apple iPad or any other USB device I have plugged in. However, it often charges the device at a slower rate.
356471
To answer your question yes is port supplies the 2 amps. Each USB port is dedicated. Unlike a hub that would split power. I had two iPads connect as well as one iPad and one iPhone and it worked perfectly
737558
It puts out 1.5 amps. Your apple IPAD charger is 2.1 amps. So yes you could charge your IPAD using it. It would just take longer to fully charge. It would take around 10 to 12 hours to charge.
1755677
Short answer is, I don't know for sure. I recently tried bringing just my USB cables for my iPad and iPhone, and with both plugged into the USB ports, had bad luck. In the last few days, I tried the same thing, but with my iPhone plugged in to a USB, my iPad plugged into one A/C outlet and my laptop plugged into another A/C outlet and everything seemed to charge normally. So, part of my goal was leaving behind the iPad cube, but I think I still need it.
1600831
Same cables as ones you use to charge the iPhone and iPad. This charger simply provides two female USB ports, and you can plug in two male USB plugs. One outlet has the higher amp output needed by the iPad.
205818
Yes, but it only provides 5 volts/500mA of power to an external USB-powered device. So you understand what that means: iPad charger is 2.4 this one is .5 Pack your patience...lol. But this was not really meant for that. Its power and strength lay in the 500Amps of kick it can give your car battery.
243354
my ipad charger says 5.4v - 2.4amp.this unit has two USB's one is 1amp and one is 2.1amp output.
1279854
It's an 8amp charger, 4x 2amp ports. It charges Samsung phones and tablets just fine, also iPhones. I did not try iPads yet. They are listed with 2.1amp
2072912
Yes, two iphones two iPads etc. One of the ports, the one for the iPad, charges whichever device attached to it slightly faster. It is rated with higher amps.
194621
Yes, definitely. What came with my iPad mini was 1 amp. This has approx 2A per device. I have a few PowerGen chargers at home and others in my cars.
1361435
The output is 5 volts and 12 amps, the output for my iPad mini charger is 5.1 volts and 2.1amps. I have no issues charging my iPad mini, wifi puck iPhone, and the wife's stuff at the same time. I do not see a full size iPad being an issue for this power hub.
1263778
No, the first two (5 and 10) are Watts, not amps. At 2.1A, this provides about the same power as the 10W iPad charger (multiply by 5V, which is USB standard). I have this outlet and it does seem to charge at full rate.
1666023
Sorry, I cannot really help. I have no devices like iPads that take more current to charge. Mine is used to charge 2 iPod Touches and two vanilla (old, not smart) phones. I also use it to charge a Kindle and occasionally another device or two. None of them high power. For my purposes, it works great.
2223445
It uses a standard USB out for both outlets. One is 1amp and the other is 2.1 amp. It charges my IPad Air and IPhone 5s easily and can do so at the same time.
1116045
All of the ports are labeled with what they take from android to apple. Then on the side it tells you the amperage. There are 2 - 1 amp ports
168985
Yes. It has 2 USB ports, one labelled "Apple" and the other "Android." The difference between the 2 is the amperage. Plug your iPad Mini cable into the Apple port and your iPhone cable into the Android port. The cables are of course identical, but the amperage in the Apple port is 2.1, while the Android port is 1.0 amps. This will allow your iPad to charge quite quickly, and your iPhone at its normal rate.
423988
Remember, this is a 4 amp unit. That means that any single device which needs less than 4A to charge, will be charged.... as long as that is the only device attached. If you have other devices attached, they will be drawing some current, usually up to 900 mA for a USB3 device... sooo something like an iPad may not be able to draw enough current. Most other devices should be ok.
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Oh, yes! The labeled ipad port have 2.1. If your another brand device needs 2.1 amp or less, you can use the port!