“1.0a or 2.1a Does the Samsung Galaxy S5 charge at 1.0a or 2.1a?”

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• 2.1a

  Answered by tori 10 years ago

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• 2.1 a

  Answered by monie 10 years ago

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• i always charge mine at 2.1a. very efficient!

  Answered by MacDaddy 10 years ago

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• 3.0

  Answered by deedee 10 years ago

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• 1.0 is what phones charge at, whereas 2.1 is what tablets charge at.

  Answered by EducatedShopper 10 years ago

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• 2 Bought in Macon GA on traveling thru

  Answered by milo 10 years ago

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• It should charge with either but will take a lot longer with a 1 amp charger. I believe it was designed for 2.1 amp. The charger that comes with it is rated at 2.1 amps.

  Answered by seniorcitizen 10 years ago

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• 2.1

  Answered by Blue 10 years ago

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• My Galaxy S4 has a 2.1 charger as did my Galaxy Tab 3 7.0. My Galaxy S6 Edge had a 2.4a and my Galaxy Tab S2 had a 2.1 charger. I actually use a multi port 2.1 charger with the wireless charging pads for both my S4 and S6 Edge. I'm very certain that Samsung didn't go backwards for the S5. Especially considering it's battery is comparable to either the S4 or S6 devices. The 1.0a charger may actually charge your phone albeit rather slowly, then again it may fall short and never top the battery off depending on your usage.

  Answered by Pamela 10 years ago

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• Android Smartphones including all latest models (Samsung S5, S4, Note 3, Note 2, Moto X, HTC One...) Android Tablets with Micro USB - Use the 1.0A port ~ ALL Amazon Kindle Tablets ~ Windows tablets etc use the 2.1A port.

  Answered by Smokeybones 9 years ago

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