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Question: Can one be using one's mini iPad while charging it on the Satechi?
Document: I purchased the 10000 MaH Satechi pack for an upcoming international backpacking trip. My wife and I have 2 iPhone 5s and an iPad Mini that we have between the two of us. Since power outlets can be scarce when hopping from city to city, we needed something we could bring along to save us in a power pinch. I have successfully charged my iPhone 5 (from 0-100%) multiple times over while simultaneously charging my iPad Mini on a fully charged pack.I suppose that one downside is that only one of the two USB ports supports 2 amps, so power hungry devices (i.e.
This is a pretty neat external battery pack. Easy to charge, using the mini USB tip on one side and a standard USB tip on the other.CABLE, TIPS, CHARGER, BAGIt comes with a charger, a cable, and some assorted tips that fit different devices. The soft-cloth drawstring bag holds the battery nicely, and it has a little side pocket to hold the small box containing the interchangeable charging tips. The bag's not big enough to pop the charger in with the other bits and pieces though.
I'm very pleased with the product, like that the charging port is now a micro USB port instead of the old mini USB port allow me to carry only one cable, I've been able to charge two Galaxy Nexus at the same time with no issue, portable enough that it fits in my front or back pocket of my jeans, the weight of the product does not bother me when taking a 20-30 minute walk to local store. The only downside is that it does not perform well when using the mobile device while charging, I found that its best to not use the mobile device while charging and just let it charge for 20-30 minutes without use.
We got the Satechi Portable Energy Station, Anker Astro3- both 10,000, and a MonoPrice External Battery Pack 5,000.  iLounge rated the Satechi poorly &#34;D+&#34;, and MonoPrice &#34;B+&#34;. But I read some good review of the Satechi and decided to do my own tests.We just tried them out on a couple trips last week. We like the 8.4oz Satechi - we can use the iPad Apple 10w charger or iPhone charger using a regular USB to mini USB cable and it seems to work fine on iPhone5 and iPad3.
I have replaced it with a 24 gauge cable. Also, when trying to charge my iPad 2, I was actually able to draw 50% more current via the 1 amp port using shorted data wires (USB fast/dumb charge mode) than I could using the 2 amp port. Actually, the 2 amp port in shorted mode caused the iPad and Satechi device to stop charging and go into standby mode. In any case, the iPad is able to draw significantly more current from a Verizon universal charger, so when I can only get .88 amps out of the 2 amp port using the highest quality cable, something is seriously wrong.
After looking at a couple of the competing portable external battery products (Tekkeon, Mophie) and comparing and contrasting the price and capacity, decide to go with the Satechi.I took the Satechi on a business trip with my iPhone and iPad and put it through the paces. I charged both simultaneously after using them in meetings during the day and the Satechi performed as advertised, bringing them to full charge (with capacity to spare). One of the concerns I had about portable batteries after reading about some of the competition online was heat dissipation.
I received the Satechi Portable Energy Station yesterday and plugged it in overnight to charge. On a single charge, it charged my iPad 2 from 59% to 100%, my iPhone from 43% to 100% and my wife's iPhone from 80% to 100%, one after the other. It still has 3 LED's lit up indicating that it has 40-60% of its charge left. I used the 2 amp port for the iPad and the 1 amp port for the iPhones and they charged as quickly as they do when using their own power adapters.It is a small, sleek-looking device that will be easy to include in our travel bag.
I bought this battery and loved it while it worked. Unfortunately, after 3 months it stopped charging. No warning. One day it accepted a charge with zero problems, the next, nothing. I tried different mini usb chargers and outlets, all to no avail. When it worked, it nearly doubled the battery life. Too bad it didn't last.
Excellent charger. I get 5-6 full charges on my iPhone before the Satechi needs to be recharged.Excellent device for commuters or others with hit/miss power access. Also one of the few chargersthat puts out 2A for iPad charging. Great price too!
I have the 5200 charger for my iPhone, but needed one that could do my iPad as well so I went with this model as the 5200 has been perfect. The 10000 works great, is compact, and performs wonderfully. The only reason I gave it 4 stars instead of 5 was because I can't have the charger charging while my iPhone and iPad charging from the unit. I was able to do this with the 5200 model so assumed the 10000 could do it too; never saw anywhere that it couldn't. However, I still very highly recommend this and any Satechi product, it is quality and you won't be disappointed.
Answer: My understanding is that it does NOT allow flow through charging.