Does this solar charger charge iPads to a high percentage?
1338188
I am not sure, I don't own an Ipad. I can say that mine does not charge using the solar cells, it will only charge using the wall adapter.
1338189
Not sure about the iPad,but if it is fully charged I can charge my phone (Nexus 4, so pretty big capacity) twice from 0 to 100%. However it charge really really slow from sun for me (maybe not charge at all), but I usually charge it full at home, and using as a portable battery... Hope it helps!
1338190
I don't think it will charge an iPad at all, since they require a more powerful source (I belive 10W).
1338191
Yes, I can fully charge my iPad2, and still l have power to almost fully charge my Samsung Galaxy S 3. The solar cell only charges the battery to 75%. To fully charge the battery, you must plug it in. The battery will charge your device, an recharge via solar cell at the same time.
477404
I can safely say that I trust it to charge my iPhone 5 and iPad 4 at the same time. I have a lot of money invested in these devices so I won't hesitate to say I wouldn't use this charger if I were not sure of it
1558341
I would say it can, because when I am charging the Anker and also plug in my iPad to be charged the iPad shows it is charging.
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.
1173546
The newest generation of iPads and iPhones require a higher output USB standard. Older devices will charge fine using the USB out feature of the Solar Battery Charger. Here is part of a Wikipedia article concerning USB ports and standard versus nonstandard devices: "Some devices, when plugged into charging ports, draw even more power (10 watts or 2.1 Amps) than the Battery Charging Specification allows. The iPad and MiFi 2200 are two such devices.[71]." For more information concerning the USB power specifications, here is the link to the full article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USB#USB_Power_Delivery_specification. Hope this helps!
892828
Yes, it will charger an iPad. It is a quality product and should last a long time. I've had 0 issues with this power supply.
1816120
In my experience it charged a device just a bit slower then a regular wall charger. Also, with the unit fully charged, it charged up an iphone 4s from 26% to 100%, and an ipad 2 from 23% to 59% and then died. So I got one full phone charge and half a tablet charge out of it.
1601661
I have been able to get as many as four full charges and a 30%+, also I have charged my ipad 2 with the mycharge. it can charge the ipad from dead to 50% one time before the mycharge needs to be charged. If you are using the device while charging you lose one full charge and that 30%+. Also myCharge will be warm to the touch, and may interfer with your service slightly(lose of a bar nothing major). Hope this answers your question.
521963
Kind of. Trick is to start charging the iPad first as it drops the supply voltage. If you do it after the iPhone it may not charge or charge at vet slow rate. Use the original iPad cables as their cables may have too much resistance and won't turn on the fast charge. If the charger gets warm and toasty to the touch, it doing max charge...
1221106
Yes, I can confirm that this cable charges the iPad 2 to 100% charge. I accomplished this by using this cable with the original power adapter that came with my iPad 2.
1619147
It charges my samsung galaxy note 10.1. I feel it will charge an ipad just not from 0% to 100% probably only about 50% charge
1530141
Yes, you should be able to charge this with a solar charger that has a micro-usb connection... just bear in mind that it will probably take A WHILE to fully charge from fully drained as this device packs a lot of charge. It will also charge your iPad mini 2 and comes with multiple ends for you to use.
1115383
I found that to be normal though I have no background in electronics I did not have a problem because it does everything that was claimed. Another thing is that if it is close to discharge the solar voltaics will not charge it to 100%. It is best to charge it up if you are away from electricity with solar before you get to a total discharge....
2022004
yes. it charges my iPad2 fine, but as the iPad2 has the old 30 pin connector you obviously have to use the charger's USB output plus a white apple USB to 30 pin connector cable rather than the 'new' lightening plug that is built in to this charger.
2180344
We have two iPad Air devices. Initially it said not charging. However for charging levels below 90% it works fine. And the lightning bolt comes on and the unit charges. We're using the genuine iPad USB charging adapter for 110 volts.
1420023
I can't say I've tried it. My guess: yes, but very slowly. It's labeled ipad on one charging pad only. I haven't taken the trouble to verify that the other pad gets lower current draw. BTW ipad air charges faster and easier than older ipad, it might make a difference which one you're using
194620
No. It has two ports capable of delivering 2.1A each (the same as your iPad charger) = 4.2A total. What you get is two ports instead of one, which can be convenient if power plugs are scarce.