Does this charge the iPaf null

No not unless your iPad has a wireless charging case on it. Sorry!

No it does not charge the iPad. IPads don’t have wireless charging.

I got this wireless charger because it was cheap. I had just bought the new iPhone Xs MAX, but didn’t want to pay for the Apple wireless charger they sell. My mistake, after 2 hours, my iPhone is only charged about 10% more than when I started. I have even tried using the charging device at work, my parents house, 2 different outlets, and also my place, 3 different outlets, and still very verrrryyyyyy slow on charging. I would say either spend the extra money on a wireless charger that Apple sells or just use the plug to charge in wall. Didn’t think I would have to use my battery pack to charge my new iPhone after only having for 2 weeks.

If you meant iPad, I tried it with mine and it did not charge it or even turn on.

No. There are not currently any iPads that can charge wireless. The power demands are too great to charge an iPad. We'll see what happens in the future...

There are some iPad models which are Qi enabled, so if you have one of those, it should work.

My wife and I have older ipads. It will not charge them because the ipads themselves are not capable of wireless charging. This does work for our iphone X cellular phones because they are wireless charging capable. I am not sure if the newer ipads have wireless charging capability.

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No not unless your iPad has a wireless charging case on it. Sorry!
Answered by Perry 7 years ago
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No it does not charge the iPad. IPads don’t have wireless charging.
Answered by DaveFromNC 7 years ago
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I got this wireless charger because it was cheap. I had just bought the new iPhone Xs MAX, but didn’t want to pay for the Apple wireless charger they sell. My mistake, after 2 hours, my iPhone is only charged about 10% more than when I started. I have even tried using the charging device at work, my parents house, 2 different outlets, and also my place, 3 different outlets, and still very verrrryyyyyy slow on charging. I would say either spend the extra money on a wireless charger that Apple sells or just use the plug to charge in wall. Didn’t think I would have to use my battery pack to charge my new iPhone after only having for 2 weeks.
Answered by Ryan 7 years ago
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If you meant iPad, I tried it with mine and it did not charge it or even turn on.
Answered by Beth 7 years ago
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No. There are not currently any iPads that can charge wireless. The power demands are too great to charge an iPad. We'll see what happens in the future...
Answered by JoeC 7 years ago
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There are some iPad models which are Qi enabled, so if you have one of those, it should work.
Answered by CommunityAnswer 7 years ago
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My wife and I have older ipads. It will not charge them because the ipads themselves are not capable of wireless charging. This does work for our iphone X cellular phones because they are wireless charging capable. I am not sure if the newer ipads have wireless charging capability.
Answered by BobP 7 years ago
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Yes it will.
Answered by idrive4alivin 7 years ago
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