How many amps are output on the "Android" port for a Galaxy S3? (instructions say 1a max)
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Be aware that the 3.4-A version of this does not properly support current Android devices at any faster than the USB rate (470-500 mA). (Most of the reviews associated with this product were for the 3.1-A version.)
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Bill, I think ii's 1amp and not the 2.1amp required to charge the new smart phones and tablets faster. Its worked ok so far!
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The cables I received could not. The Galaxy phones check that the metal portion of the micro-b plug body is conductive to the internal ground (meant to be through cable shielding, and these cables are not shielded), which is generally true only on higher quality cables. These cables do not have that conductivity, and so the phone will limit charging amperage to something less than 800 mA.
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Theres a 1A and 2.1A usb on the side, I use the 2.1 and find that my droid charges up pretty fast
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There are two USB outlets 1 is 1 amp the other is 2.1 amps. The 2.1 charges my phone super quickly
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If it helps, my Bodygroom Pro only seems to draw 210mA (3.15W); I've got my cradle hooked up to a bench power supply until a replacement adapter arrives, and that's what it's reporting. That means that an adapter with a lower max current should be just fine. (My original adapter is 800mA / 15V / 5.4W too.)
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The AC adapter says 1A on it. It appears that it provides the max of 500ma per port. I connected my android phone to charge off of the hub, and it's reporting that it's being charged via "USB" which means it's not drawing more than 500ma. When I charge my cell with a direct usb wall charger (that came with my phone), it reports being charged via "A/C" (1amp). The power cord is 5 feet in length. Also, the USB connector (which is attached and can't be disconnected from the hub) that plugs into the computer is also 5 feet in length.
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You'll be fine. The .7 and 1.0 amps have become a standard in cell phones and tablets. I use it with a Motorola Android phone, Samsung Galaxy Tablet and a Google Nexus 7 and it works just fine.
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Yes, it can be used to charge two Android devices at once. My understanding is that the apple port only charges an Android device at 1.5A, but the Apple device at 2.1A. It charges my S3 pretty darn quick though.
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I believe each port is rated it at 2.1 amps, which the max for each port, I hope this helped
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Features & details4 ports (5V / 7.2A total) power maximum-speed charges to 2 Apple (2.1A max) and 2 Android (1.5A max) devices - simultaneously.
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Sorry I have no idea. Perhaps you should read the specs of each model (S3 and S3 mini) to get that info.
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...ummm, looking at the bottom of the base, it says DC output 5V, and 500-1000 mA. So, 1A I guess would be the answer you're looking for.And yes, both my cradles still work great after pretty regular daily use.
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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
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I don't see why not. We regularly simultaneously charge 3 Android phones and sometimes an external battery overnight. Don't know if there are newer ones with more amps for faster charge.
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You will need to verify on your current charger to determine if the unit is a 1 Amp or 2 Amp charger. Here is a link to Samsung site on how to validate: http://www.samsung.com/us/support/faq/FAQ00055703/67530/SCH-I545ZKAVZW. A Samsung Galaxy S IV or newer is supported, but you listed Galaxy S 4G.
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No, max is supposed to be 2.4 amp per port. Until someone can measure the output, it should be 2.4 amps. The one I got couldn't do 2.4 amps like the description said, I suspect it was less than 1 amp per port.