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The iPad (third and fourth gen) uses a 12 watt charger. The 12 watt charger will charge all iOS devices (All iPads, all iPods, all iPhones - just plug in the right cable - 30 pin or Lightning).

The iPad and iPad 2 use a 10 watt charger. This will charge iPad, iPad 2 and all iPhones and iPods with the right cable attached (30 pin or lightning). It will not effectively charge a New iPad (third and fourth gen).

The iPhone and iPods use a 5 watt charger. This will charge all iPhones and iPods with the right cable attached (30 pin or lightning). It will not effectively charge any iPad.

Basically, one can charge any device with the 12 watt charger as it is powerful enough to charge the most demanding and least demanding iOS devices.

One can purchase a 12 watt or 5 watt adaptor at the Apple Store or Apple Store OnLine. Don't worry, all the new adaptors look different from each other so you won't grab the wrong one on your way out the door for vacation!

The lower wattage adaptors are best suited for the devices with which they came.

Rule of Thumb: A lower wattage adaptor will NOT charge a device that demands a higher wattage adaptor but it is perfectly safe to plug in a higher wattage adaptor into your devices that use lower wattage units.

Please note that the iPod shuffle uses a special mini jack/USB cable - not a 30 pin or Lightning.

• Answered by Sassy S from Kansas City
• 14/05/2013
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NO ! you cannot use the same charger !
yes it is correct that they both use the Lightening cable to connect but the difference is that the IPhone Charger is a 5W 1Amp charger and a I Pad charger is a 10W 2amp charger !

if you have a I Pad mini Charger you can also use it for the IPhone 5 but not the reverse !

Usually when you use a IPhone 5 Charger with a I Pad Mini it does charge but really slowly !

• Answered by Rushad V from Chicago
• 12/06/2013
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No. It will charge but the audio will not work on my Sounddock.

• Answered by Eric R from New Dundee
• 17/04/2013
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no. it only tracks movement.

• Answered by Wassida W from New York
• 05/06/2013
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Yes it's defiantly possible. Just follow these steps:

1. Make sure Bluetooth is enabled on your iPhone; this may seem obvious.

2. You’ll see the ‘Now Discover-able’ notice.

3. Push and hold down the pairing button on your keyboard; on the Apple keyboard, this is the round flush button on the right-hand side of the keyboard’s round base, and you’ll want to be holding down the Fn key while you hold the round flush button.

4. Hold down the button on the device until it changes to pairing mode; this is usually apparent when the status light changes its flashing pattern (the Apple keyboard does two quick flashes, then a brief pause, then repeats).

5. Watch the screen of your iPhone: initially it will say that it has detected a ‘Keyboard’ whose status is not paired.

6. Keep the button held down long enough, and the iPhone will pull the identifier from the device and this information will be displayed in the list.

7. Tap the name of the new device you’d like to pair. After a few seconds, you’ll get a screen saying that the keyboard would like to pair with your iPhone. Type the number the iPhone gives you on the keyboard, then press Enter.

8. The status screen will now say that your keyboard is connected.

Note that your iPhone and keyboard will remain paired as long as you leave Bluetooth on. This may be useful because you can enter your pin code off your keyboard when the unit is locked.

• Answered by Brodyn W from Perth
• 23/05/2013
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Simply, yes you can. If you decide to purchase the case for iPhone 5, you can charge the case and the phone using the cord and the iPhone 5 charging block that came with the phone.

• Answered by Lucas M from Brentwood
• 06/03/2013
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The phone itself will include a 5W USB power adapter, a lightning to USB cable, and a set of earpods. If you want a case or screen protector, those will need to be purchased separately.

• Answered by Becca H from Austin
• 23/05/2013
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