Will this charge the Kindle Fire HDX faster than Amazon's 9W charger? If so, &amp; the 9W takes "about 4 hours", about how much faster is this beast??
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I'm not sure because I don't own a kindle however it's really a good product I use to charge an iPad Air, an iphone 5 s, a sony Z2 and a large 11000 mAh battery. It's very efficient and reliable.
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I'm not sure about the kindle, but it will charge my cell phone from almost dead to full chg in 40 minutes
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Well it'd need the one that is similar to the one you currently charge you Kindle Fire with.But I wouldn't recommend the Charging Pad, I understand that there are descriptions, but listed "Charging Pad" with a picture of a phone on the pad, makes people think its a set and go kind of thing. I don't want a ugly case on my phone, who does?? Nor weird wires. So I don't recommend this, you'd have better luck just plugging in your original phone charger, it's cheaper.It's a rip off and not worth the 12+ I paid for it.
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Depending on how much percentage is used. My kindlefire was down to 53% and it took less than a couple of hours to charge. It charges quite rapidly.
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I charge my android phone with it. No idea if it would charge a Kindle Fire, but I assume so. Might just take a while.
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I was able to charge my kindle fire and an android tablet! Didn't lose any data works wonderfully ! Good luck !
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Not sure. I don't have a kindle. I've been playing around with it. It charges our iPad, Toshiba laptop, iPhone 4 and 4s. My buddy has a 5 watt and it will charge his smartphone in 3 hours in the summer sun.
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I'm using it with my ~3-year old Kindle (not Fire) charging adapter, which is rated 4.9V/0.85A (which is 850mA), and it seems to work fine. I've been using it a couple weeks this way, and it charges my Nexus 5 faster than the other wireless charger I have.
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Would like to answer this BUT the unit I got did not charge anything. I tried it with my Kindle Fire HD and it never charged at all. May have been a defective unit I got BUT I returned it for refund.
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I purchased a new battery and replacing the battery did not solve my charging issue, I did solve the charging issue by purchasing the Kindle wick charger which provided a higher wattage. Hopefully this helps
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If below 15% or completely dead, it takes my kindle fire 9" 3-4 hours, which is soooo much quicker than the regular adapter or hooking to your computer. Love this adapter. I charge my RAZR phone with it, too, because it is so much faster than the one that came with my phone.
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I believe the amperage output is too low. Look up what your Kindle's require for charging. the best way is to look at the original charger that came with the unit, then match or exceed it with aftermarket chargers.
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Hello Amazon Customer, Yes, this cable will be able to charge that device quickly. Thanks, Mediabridge Customer Support
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I do not have a kindle fire, so I do not know. I have a very old kindle and was able to charge it using the original cables. If you check out the very first review on Amazon, it states it can charge a Kindle fire. I used this review for my Samsung tablet. Also, be sure to buy the travel wall charger for it so that you can charge it. This wall charger can also charge your phone directly saving the charge lives on the battery pack. Hope this helps.
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Short answer = Yes, it will (I have the 1st gen Kindle touch with the e-ink screen and just plugged it in to verify for you). Longer answer = It'll charge faster than the stock Kindle charger because the stock charger's output is 500mA (.5 Amps) and this one has the 1 Amp (1000 mA) output and 2.4 Amp (2400 mA) output charge ports. Unsolicited advice = Don't do it. For two reasons- 1) If you look right above the charging port on the back of the Kindle, you should see "INPUT 5.25V MAX 500mA" meaning the maximum voltage rating for the Kindle's charging circuitry and battery type is 5.25 volts (standard USB output) and maximum current rating is .5 Amps- or HALF that of the lower power output of this charger- so there's a very real possibility that you could damage the Kindle. If you do damage it this way, Amazon most likely won't cover this damage under the warranty because it'll be obvious the circuitry was overloaded rather than failed as the result of a manufacturing flaw. 2) Power output and potentially damaged electronics aside, I can't recommend this charger. Whatever the hinge mechanism is inside this charger is apparently a very poor design. I've had it for maybe 3 weeks, folded and unfolded it POSSIBLY 8 or 9 times and the hinge is already lose enough that when plugged in, the slightest bump causes the charger to spark as the mechanism separates and re-contacts. At best, this is an annoyance because it means the charger could sit an an angle that keeps it from charging your device if the hinge never reconnects. At worst, it's a pretty significant fire hazard (I've stopped using mine and it's going in the garbage).
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It depends on what you're charging. Now if it's a smart phone with like a 2250ma battery, it takes twice as long as on a house current or in a vehicle. I haven't tried to charge my kindle yet from completely discharged. I carry it as an emergency backup when I go into the woods. It just seems to take a little longer for some reason but works very well altogether.
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Then again, maybe your question is how long does it take to charge the charger itself? If I remember correctly when I first got it, I plugged it in on the house current and I believe it took a few hours to completely charge. Since then I have used it on my phone several times and maybe once on the kindle and it still has some juice in it. I'm not going to recharge it until it is depleted all the way. It is a little heavy to carry in your pocket but it sure can save you if you need it. I very happy with it.