Hello all, glad to be a part of this community. Saw that there is a couple people with the same issue I'm having with my MVP. It will charge other ecig batteries but when it comes to charging my iPhone 4S.. Nada. I took the unit back to the shop I purchased it from (only 2 days ago) and they tried to charge their phone off of it.. nothing again. They tried another MVP, again nothing. It did however charge a pass through battery they had. They told me apparantly it doesn't charge iPhones... So I went to another shop near my home and told them what was going on. They took out their MVP and boom, it started charging my phone.. Puzzled...
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It should be able to charge the I phone, especially since you saw one that was successful in doing so. I would continue to return the product until I received one that worked properly. I would explain to the supplier that you have seen the mvp2 actually charge a I phone successfully with your own eyes and you will settle for nothing less. Hopefully you will receive a properly working mvp2. Either that or go to a supplier that you can TEST the mvp2 BEFORE you purchase it to ensure its properly working. If you actually SAW it successfully charge the I phone, I would not settle for less. I hope this helps out a bit. I Have A MVP2 I Use As A Backup To My DNA 30 AND It charges My Phone Perfectly fine, However I Have A Samsung Galaxy S5 Android. But I don't see why it shouldn't be able to charge a Apple? Not unless it's another restriction Apple put on the phones charging system. But since you witnessed it being successfully charged, I doubt that's the case. Was the phone that was successfully charged the same as your phone? If not, this could be the issue. However if it was the same phone as yours, I would keep trying until you find one that is successful. Try before you buy, if possible. I hope you get it sorted out. If their was ANY difference between your phone, and the one you saw charging, I would guess your phone might not have the ability to be successfully charged by the mvp2. However if their was no difference, I would search and try them out if possible before I bought one. I sure hope you find what your looking for and wish you the best
Actually there are thousands of MVP's that do not charge the Iphone without a special adapter , some do some don't but if it doesn't it is not considered a defective product . Actually both of mine don't work with the Iphone but they kick ... performance wise and are performing like the day i bought them many many months later.
I have yet to run into anybody who uses that feature anyway , no actually your the second one who ever commented on it.
I have yet to run into anybody who uses that feature anyway , no actually your the second one who ever commented on it.
Interesting enough, if my iPhone 4s is turned off and then plugged into the MVP it will turn the phone on but not charge
I did measure the output on my MVP at 5.1 volts which is sufficient or charging the iPhone 4s. The output amperage is described as being 500mah aka .5 or half an amp. I'm wondering why the variance between MVP's....
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