08-15-2017, 05:52 AM | #61 |
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Much better - thanks!
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We've bought a few. Mostly the ones with multiple USB ports. I've only bought one charger (car charger actually) that had only a single cord attached and that was for my PRS650. It simply wouldn't work with any other charger we had.
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One thing to watch for guys is the total wattage capability of the charger with multiple ports.
I have run into some that say 2 ports and 2.1 amps and it turned out to be 1 a 2.1 amp port plus 2. a 1.1 amp port or basically 5 volts times (2.1 + 1.1 ) amps = 16 watts. A 2 port charger at 2.4 amp capability each port will be rated at least 24 watts. There are now extra doodads on charger specifications like "SmartID, " "iSmart" and Qualcomm's high speed perk to detect the capability of the device being charged and International plugin capability for 120 and 240 etc. Of course over-voltage, under-voltage and overheating must be safeguarded against. Other needs are the Apple requirements for their devices to work with the charger. Here is a blurb for a international travel unit: The EZOPower International 4-Port USB Travel Charger Adapter with 4 Wall Outlet Type Adapters - 4.8A total, Up to 2.4A output per port. Get fully accessible fast USB charging for multiple electronic devices worldwide. GLOBAL OUTLET ADAPTERS: EU Type C / E / F, AU Type I, UK Type G, US Type A. Used in over 150 countries / 80% the world. Usable in most of Switzerland, England, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Sweden, United States, Australia, Norway, Finland, Canada & more. SAFE & RELIABLE CHARGING: Built-in overvoltage, overcurrent, short circuit smart chip protection to ensure they phone will not over charge and stay protected. Input Voltage: AC100-240V - Please note, this is not a power converter - use with AC outlets and devices only. CHARGER at Amazon Note that THE ABOVE doesn't give enough info to tell us the total capability. It seems to say above it has a total of 4.8 AMP total. In the comments below the ad it mentions 10 Amp total which is good. i.e. 4 x 2.4=9.6 Amps. (or 48 Watts) Last edited by frahse; 08-15-2017 at 08:45 AM. |
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I have the usual box of chargers/wall warts that came with my devices but when I went to Victoria last spring I picked up an Orico OPC-4A4U unit. It has four power outlets and four 2.4A USB ports. Both the power outlets and the USB sockets are on the top of the unit. It was really handy with three computers plugged into it while charging assorted tablets and music players.
Of course, my unit had North American plugs and sockets but I would think that it is available with the suitable plugs elsewhere. Especially since it is rated 100-220VAC. The list price is $25(Canadian) but it usually sells for about $17. I found the unit worked well. |
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I found my 6 port Xtreme today.
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