“Can I charge TWO devices at 2.1A each? Or is each port designated an output amount? Usually one port is designated at 2.1A and the others are 1.0A. Can it charge two devices at 2.1A each?”

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• I was able to charge my iPhone and iPod at the same time. Worked fine for me.

  Answered by Shane 9 years ago

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• Both ports are 2.1.

  Answered by Epeman 9 years ago

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• Yes, there are 3 usb ports that share 4.2 amps. 2 devices would each us 2.1 amps

  Answered by computerguy 9 years ago

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• Yes, you can charge TWO devices at 2.1A each at the same time.

  Answered by RangerDave 9 years ago

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• Yes, this charger can charge 2 devices at 2.1A at same time.Total 4.2A output, Max. 2.4A for each port.

  Answered by InsigniaCustomerSupport 9 years ago

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• I do it all the time in my car...cell phone and iPod

  Answered by DJ1492 9 years ago

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