can it charge my "Samsung Galaxy Tablet 10.1 2014 edition" at a rapid speed?
727229
Yes but it will fail with in a few monthes of purchase. Look at other chargers!
727230
I believe it will. It's rated at 20 watts and will adjust to which ever device is being charged.
727231
I purchased this charger for my Samsung Galaxy Tablet 10.1 2014 Edition, and it will charge it, but only when you are not using it. It will not rapid charge your tablet. I would recommend just purchasing another Samsung OEM charger. They seem to work the best for this tablet.
727232
I would suggest Yes. I have the Samsung Galaxy Note 2. My battery charges 29% per hour (according to 3rd party app). Potentially higher with a USB 3.0 cable. Advantage for me was the multiple devices in my household and the charger having 2 ports for relatively quick charges on both ports.
727233
Been using this charger for 8 months now to charge Samsung 10.1 Tab 3 and Samsung S4 phone works better than the chargers that came with. I also bought 22 gauge charge only usb cords to insure getting the full capacity from this charger. Fast charges both my Samsungs at the same time.
1468268
I have the 500mA output but I think newer version is 1Amp but even that I would think is very low for a tablet so if it charges at all I can only imagine it will take forever
328099
No it does not charge any faster. The tight fit does get looser on the ac adapter charger, but still charges my phone.
481770
Yes, but it won't charge at that 3.0 USB pace. Because it's fed by 2.0 from the back of the unit, and can't be upgraded. Sorry. When I find one that does, this one's going bye bye.
1169399
Yes, but you will have to supply the appropriate USB charging cables. Also, please note - I've read reviews online of other brands of adapters like this that are not highly rated because reviewers call them "cheaply made." That is NOT the case with these chargers, based on the two I have. both are well made, fit the power plugs tightly and work well. If your device will accept a 12-volt adapter (and the two Samsung devices surely will), I believe you'll be pleased with the RapiDuo Plus.
455683
Yes, it will charge at the fast rate of the phone and max rate of the charger.
813019
Don't think I'm a good one to ask as it has NEVER charged faster for me than a regular charger. I gave a review saying this and it was denied publication.
1023485
The answer is Yes. I have a current meter and I have tested it. The port can charge the tablets but slow, and the input current is around 900mA.
1655099
Assuming this device is a relabeled Anker 25 W five port USB charger which is the device I purchased (it appears to be identical), then there will be no problem charging phones with a port that can support tablet charging. However a tablet will charge more slowly if plugged into a phone port. I don't know if I can post links here but the Anker site has a manual that describes this feature. http://www.ianker.com/support-c7-g262.html
1468269
A charger should be capable of 2 amps in order to charge tablets quickly or to even gain a charge at all if they're in use. Anything less than that and the tablet will charge so slowly that if you are using it at all it will continue to lose power, albeit more slowly.
423565
Probably not. It will likely charge it a little, but most tablets need a 2.1amp charger for a real charge. This is not one of those.
768702
Have you actually tried a standard microUSB charger, so see if it will charge at a slow rate?
994974
I have charged my Samsung Galaxy 10.1 tablet with it. Charged quite a few cell phones also.
1170096
Sorry, I didn't see this email until today... We charge Samsung S3s and my Note 2. It has the standard USB and common phone jack. It will not charge our Asus Transformer tablet, but that is an Asus issue... The charger is bulky, but it has pulled me out of dead/dying battery jams so many times! And we can recharge it in our car, too!I have not had issues with it not charging things fully (unless it runs out of power!).
2189543
Maybe but the tablets USB port breaks so fast you cannot charge it within one month. I'm on my 3rd one.
2110041
I wouldn't want anybody to fry their device. That port is designed to handle tablets and larger devices. I have used it on my regular phone and it seemed like it actually charged it faster but I couldn't say whether it's advisable to assume that every device is compatible. Try it at your own risk.
1628203
It turns out that not all USB chargers are created equal. I bought a USB amperage meter here on Amazon. My computer's USB ports were charging my Samsung phone at .4 amps. I bought a "intelligent" charger here and it charges my phone at 1 amp, 60% faster. I recommend buying an intelligent charger that can figure out how fast to charge your device. Anker 25W 5 port is what I bought. Or buy the DROK Dual-USB meter to figure out what you are really charging at.