Does this work with the Iphone 5s?
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Yes. It works with any phone that has Bluetooth on it (iPhone 5s included).
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Yes, it is compatible with Iphone 5s. Use your phone charger to plug into device and your phone.
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Yes it does. There is also a USB port where you can place your charging cable that came with your phone. I now have upgraded to a 5s and it works fine with my new phone also.
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Yes. This was a Xmas gift for our son who has an iPhone 5s. Works great and he as been very happy with it.
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I believe so! I have the 5s, and it works great. From what I can tell, it works with any smart device! Definitely worth the money!
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I'm afraid I don't know. I'm using this with my iPhone 4S and it works great. If there is an Apple adapter to connect any 4S device to the 5S, my guess is that would work, but I don't know of any. Sorry.
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Works with my iPhone 5s fine. I imagine it would work with iPad. Make sure fully charged.
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It should work fine! I own an Iphone 5S and so far no problem at all. Have you checked the cable?
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I know it works on the iPhone 5, and I am led to believe it also works on the 5S.
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Hi Sami, yes. It will work with the 5 and 5s as they both use the Lightning connector.
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Yes this charger is compatible with iPhone 5s. It is also compatible with the 4th generation Ipad.
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Yes it does work with iPhone 5s as long as you have your own USB cord for it of course
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No it does not work with an iPhone 5s. It lacks the port for the scan button, the contacts for the loudspeaker are different. There are other differences also.
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This will work with iPhone 5s if you have the lightning wire that came with the phone.
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Unfortunately No, This works only on iPhone 4 & 4S. I wish it worked for my 5S too...
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I've only tried it on my iPhone 4, but I imagine it would work for the 5s since you can plug any USB charger into it.
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I haven't purchased the 5S yet, however it does use the same Lightning Connector used on my IPads. I see no reason why it shouldn't work.