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- Brand Name: XTG Technology
- Model Number: XTG-21WALLPT
- Item Height: 2.6 inches
- Item Length: 5.6 inches
- Item Width: 4 inches
Slim Wall Plate and Surge Protector - 3 AC + 2 USB - Add Additional Outlets and USB Ports While Protecting Your Devices - USB Includes 2.1amp Output to Charge iPad, iPhone, E-readers, Android, SmartPhones, and More
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- The XTG Technology AC Wall Plate acts as a power strip with 3 AC outlets and two USB ports; charge and power up to 5 devices simultaneously
- 2.1A max output: charge 1 tablet*/iPad or 2 smartphones simultaneously, 3 AC ports power and charge any 120V AC powered device
- Built in Surge Protector for 540 joule with Green LED surge protection indicator
- Optional Socket Screw Included to Secure Wall Plate to the Wall
- One Year Warranty
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By
Kelly E
on March 24, 2012
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I purchased this item because it said in the description that it provides up to 2.1A to Android, and other devices. Unfortunately upon receiving two of this item in the mail I soon realized that this was not always the case.
Like many other products it does not properly short the middle D+ and D- pins as required by the usb charger spec for a device to receive more than .5A. Because of this some devices will only draw .5A instead of the advertised maximum of 2.1A. If you have an ohmmeter you can check your own USB chargers by testing the resistance between the middle two pins of the USB socket.
Unmodified, the XTG unit properly charged my iPad, and Samsung Galaxy S II. However, it would NOT properly charge my Samsung Galaxy S, or EVO 4G. After the modification all of my smartphones except those made by Apple charge effectively. Apple products view the post-mod XTG unit (and any other properly wired USB charger) as a low power .5A computer port.
The case was glued together at 6 points around the edges, so pulling it apart damaged it quite a bit aesthetically (and obviously voided the warranty). Once you have gotten it apart it is easy to locate the D+ and D- pins for both ports. They need to be carefully joined together with a small blob of solder.
After performing this mod I am happy with the results. It now charges ALL of my non-Apple devices at a higher current than .5A (as it was advertised to do out of the box).
I have uploaded a picture of the disassembled unit and the usb pins to solder as a reference for those who are courageous.
IMPORTANT NOTE: This modification is for non-Apple devices only. If you perform this modification, iOS devices will no longer recognize this as high current charger!Read more ›
Like many other products it does not properly short the middle D+ and D- pins as required by the usb charger spec for a device to receive more than .5A. Because of this some devices will only draw .5A instead of the advertised maximum of 2.1A. If you have an ohmmeter you can check your own USB chargers by testing the resistance between the middle two pins of the USB socket.
Unmodified, the XTG unit properly charged my iPad, and Samsung Galaxy S II. However, it would NOT properly charge my Samsung Galaxy S, or EVO 4G. After the modification all of my smartphones except those made by Apple charge effectively. Apple products view the post-mod XTG unit (and any other properly wired USB charger) as a low power .5A computer port.
The case was glued together at 6 points around the edges, so pulling it apart damaged it quite a bit aesthetically (and obviously voided the warranty). Once you have gotten it apart it is easy to locate the D+ and D- pins for both ports. They need to be carefully joined together with a small blob of solder.
After performing this mod I am happy with the results. It now charges ALL of my non-Apple devices at a higher current than .5A (as it was advertised to do out of the box).
I have uploaded a picture of the disassembled unit and the usb pins to solder as a reference for those who are courageous.
IMPORTANT NOTE: This modification is for non-Apple devices only. If you perform this modification, iOS devices will no longer recognize this as high current charger!Read more ›
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