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When you run out of power on the road, you can sweet talk a waitress into letting you use an outlet, or you can come prepared and plug into your own reserve. Easily powered with built-in wall prongs and able to charge Apple Lightning, Micro-USB, and USB devices with built-in cords, the myCharge Hub 6000 mAh Power Bank offers a jolt of electricity when you need it most Read More
Get a RAVpower for half the cost, no charging cables included but the battery has higher capacity and is very well made.
Charging a battery slower is better for it. If I could, I would only charge my iPhone at 0.5A
The MicroUSB port on this only outputs at 0.5A if there is a full load, otherwise it will output 1A. The standard USB port on the Hub outputs 1A, and the Lightning outputs 2.1A. The max output load is 3.6A. So, if you only use say the Apple connector and the Micro-USB at the same time, you will get a 1A output from the MicroUSB. Still not a lot considering some devices use 2+ amps to fast charge.
I have myCharge's Peak 6000, and I like it. I got it as a gift. It maxes at 3.1A out, but I only use it for charging my iPhone 4S and Nook Tablet, so I've never maxed out its load. myCharge makes a good product, but they could be cheaper I will say.
Micro-USB output: 5 V DC, 0.5 A
Am I reading this right? Most modern smartphones have chargers at 1.2-2A and almost every single backup battery has a 2A output