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USB Charging Adapter for iPad, USB Male Type A Connector to Female Type A Connector     Best Seller!
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Description & Specs

    USB Charging Adapter for iPad, USB Male Type A Connector to Female Type A Connector

    Manufacturer Part # UP4000

    The USB charging adapter enables you to charge your devices which cannot charge via PCs' USB power directly. The USB charging adapter is a small size design and its feature is a male type A connector to female type A connector. Simple design and make you more convenient on the charging when you have the charging concern.

    Features:
  • USB 1.1/2.0 complaint with charging only
  • iPad charging adapter to accept PC bus power

    Package Content
  • iPad charging adapter x 1
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The Ipad can charge at 2amps. Standard USB is rated at 0.5A although most usb sockets will supply more. Apple has circuitry inside their computers and chargers to tell the ipad what level to charge at. This device tells the ipad to charge at a higher current. It does not test the usb power or change the power.
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R Dobkin on 8/23/2011
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Works Great!!! I don't know why Apple insists on doing things like this, They change everything whenever a newer model comes out, and now they make it necessary to buy some aftermarket gizmo to do what you could always do in the past, and with non-Apple hardware. What a pain in the neck!
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Vince on 8/4/2011
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I saw this advertised as a device that increases the voltage to your iPad charging cable, but I think if that were true it would fry it (for that I take off a star). However, it does show a charging symbol when plugged directly into a USB port of my Windows 7 desktop. Whether this device increases the current about the standard 500mA I don't know yet (but I'll update when I find out), but it does do something else useful: it allows you to use any USB port to charge your devices that charge over USB. Wow, amazing! you say...but the real trick is that you don't need any drivers, no matter what OS you're using. I think this little guy must short the D and D- pins on your cable (don't worry, it's not permanent), which is what your wall charger does. So now you have a handy adapter to throw onto the end of a data cable that fits your phone (or whatever) so you can charge it. I don't think it would damage anything connected to it, since the voltage should always be 5V.
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bowlingblogger on 8/29/2011
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This is not just for iPads. I have a Verizon 4G Jetpack Mifi (Novatel 4510L) which rather infamously will turn off all radios when it is connected via USB to a computer. It will only charge when connected to an AC charger. There are several hacks online showing how to cut a USB cable, short and solder the white-green wires, etc. I've done it, it's a pain, but it works. This device does exactly the same thing without the drama.
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JC on 2/25/2012
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Does EXACTLY what it should. It's a bit slower charger, but that's a good thing. Rapid charges weaken batteries over time. For an over night charge, it's great. The best thing is it doesn't try to sync with iTunes everytime you plug it in.
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John La on 3/7/2012
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There are a lot of USB ports that will charge an iPad or an iPhone just fine, albeit at a lower rate than the Apple-required 2.0 amperes (iPad) or 1.0 amperes (iPhone). This is good if you have a lot of time and not too much USB current. One can bring this tiny device when you travel, leave a device with a standard USB port turned on all night, and you will have a back-up to your using the iPad charge or the iPhone charger. (Or use your iPhone charger to charge your iPad). Another use is with this tiny device you can use a lot of solar-powered batteries with a USB output that may not make the iPad "happy". Frankly, it's the device is small enough that you can pack one "just in case". One nice advantage is that you can plug your iPad cord into this and plug this device into your computer and the computer will not recognize the iPad or iPhone and your computer will not load iTunes.
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The Traveler on 3/15/2012
Not much to say, does exactly what it is supposed to do: allows your iPad to charge when plugged into a low power USB port on a PC.
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Josh on 2/1/2012
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Nice addition to my iPad travel bag. It's charging my iPad on my laptop right now. Bought two, taking one to the office.
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Der Golem on 5/18/2012
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Works great, recommendation is to use for a back up charger. Use the wall charger that came with the unit for primary and this as a secondary (when wall charger is not available.
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geodane on 5/17/2012
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