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Question: Can this be plugged into wall outlet? Do not see prongs. thanks!
Document: The Jackery gave us freedom the from a wall or car outlet to enjoy the games and keep everyone at home up to date on the games progress. We loaned the Jackery to one of the team moms who&#8217;s phone went dead.In the Atlanta airport there were people everywhere plugged into any outlet they could find to charge their phones.
Jackery Giant 10400mAh - will be around 10400*85%*(3.7/5) = 6541mAh.The battery size of an iPad is about 11,560mAh, so it can charge an iPad up to 56%. "The way I see it, it takes 12 hours to fully charge the battery pack. You'll get about half of your device charge ( when a second device is also plugged in) in about 2 to 3 hours.
I bought this to keep my Kindle Fire running and playing movies on a 15 hour flight to Australia. I think it will do that and more. I question the LED lights as a gauge of charge, as when all are lighted, that just indicates 66% -to 100% of charge, so I left it plugged in to the USB/wall plug to be sure it was closer to 100 than 66%. It would be better if there was an indication of 90+%.
I bought this charger as a way to gain a few more hours of use each day on my phone. What really surprised me is how much faster the phone charges on this charger than when plugged into the wall or the car charger. It charges the phone about 2-3 times faster. I've put away the car charger completely because it's faster on the Jackery and, when I leave the car, I just take the phone and Jackery with me.
I borrowed this from a writer at a cafe when there was no outlet to charge my iPhone. I LOVE the fact that you can charge your iPhone, iPad and basically any of my devices that have a charger that has a USB cable (check the tech specs, but it's really versatile). My only complaint is that I had to look online for a manual and didn't understand the way to charge and then use it (just click the power button once to see the battery level and to start charging).
I found myself walking around with one phone in a pocket while plugged into this battery. The weight wasn't bad at all and the ability to continue what I was doing without having to stop and find an outlet was fantastic!Toward the end of the conference, without being able to fully charge this battery due to almost no downtime, it finally died on me.
I took this on a Europe trip and it worked great. It is portable enough to slip into my purse with my iPad, iPhone and Sony digital camera without adding any noticeable weight. Even though I was near an electrical outlet I opted to plug my electronics into the Jackery instead. I have dropped it once and cannot see any dents. It takes awhile to charge fully but it's worth the wait.One thing was annoying though, it comes with a black USB cord to charge it up.
For the size, this device really delivers a lot of features, and charges. It is rare that only one person or device needs charging when you are away from a lighter socket or AC outlet - almost every time it has been in use, 2 devices were plugged in. It takes a long time to charge, but tends to go a while between uses also. It is handy to know that it is always in my pack.
For a device about the size of a double thick portable USB hard drive it will keep your tablet and phone juiced for an extended weekend and still have power to spare. My only negative is I wished the device had pass through charging capability so when it was plugged in and charging my iPhone would also charge if pugged in to it. This would work great in a hotel room with only one available power outlet so I can plug in both and just go to sleep.
The Jackery came in very handy while I was at the airport waiting for my flight. I didn't have to search for an outlet to plug into and become attached to a wall. I was able to charge my phone in my purse and board the plane while charging . What convenience!
Answer: Yes it plugs into the wall. The charge cord is a micro USB that plugs into the portable charger and the other end is a USB. So if you have a outlet box that takes a USB, such as a iPhone charge box