A:AnswerI believe so. I have Apple iPhone 13 but I have Apple mini iPad Generation 5 which is about 3-1/2 years old and it charges it super fast. It's worth a try!
A:AnswerIt comes with a small adapter for a standard wall outlet. It also comes with a USB – C2 standard USB cable for charging. You could plug this in a standard Apple block with a USB port.
A:AnswerNo, this powerstation XXLPD is not capable of providing the peak wattage/voltage necessary in order to activate an open the charging line on your surface. If you have already tried multiple cable combinations and nothing seems to work it is because your surface has detected that this power supply cannot provide the necessary juice to charge your Device.
A:AnswerUnfortunately, no, Alienware laptops are typically 130 W systems and depending on which model you have for example the Alienware area 51 MR two requires two, 130 W power supplies in order to fully function. If you found a cable to stick in the AC power port of your Alienware laptop. The circuitry on your machine side will detect that this power supply is not capable of providing the peak wattage necessary, and would not allow charging to commence.
A:AnswerThis Mofi power station XXLPD comes with a. 5 m USBA to USB shortcable. Mofi assumes that you already have plenty of power bricks so they did not include one in the box. Personally, I use the 20 W power block and USB-C to USB see cable that came supplied with my iPad Air fifth generation. Brings it up to full with an overnight charge.
A:AnswerIf you took the time to register the product online, using the included instruction booklet, you may be able to get a replacement from Mofy. There may be an issue with the battery itself and that is why it is not charging or discharging into a device. Basically, the circuitry has detected some sort of short and for safety reasons is not letting the device do what it is supposed to do.
A:AnswerNo, this powerstation XXLPD does not support QI compatible charging. For that you will need the Mophie powerstation pro, which retails for 199 bucks.
A:AnswerYes this can be brought on airplane. I have gone through airport security a half dozen times with this charger. On one occasion my bag was selected for inspection but after the inspection it passed.
