“Amps? Anyone know how many amps this puts out?. In charging my phone and using the phone as a wifi hotspot the battery starts discharging even though it is plugged in the powered socket. It seems like it is not able to keep up with the power demand.”

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• 2.0 amps.

  Answered by Willy 9 years ago

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• I think it's rated 2 or 3 amps... I was concerned about that too. According to the BB rep, she said 3. Model: NS-DC1U2N SKU: 5689185 is an adapter which features 12W of power and a 2.4-amp output. Looks like the same adapter. Hope this helps..

  Answered by JosephE 10 years ago

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• 5-watt of output power and 1-amp output current

  Answered by carwash 10 years ago

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• The description lists the Watts as 15, USB I usually 5 volt; watts/volts = Amps. That makes this ~3 amp output. I have not had an issue with this charging my Samsung S5. I do not know how much power using a phone for a hot spot pulls but I think this charger would work

  Answered by GadgetMan 10 years ago

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