Scosche
Scosche USBH3 reVIVE II 2.1 A Wall Charger iPad Accessory
A compact wall charger delivering 2.1 A for iPad and 1 A for a second device, with 100–240 V AC input and 3.1 A total output
- TypePower Adapter
- Dual ports charge two devices simultaneously
- 1 A port delivers fast iPad charging
- 1 A port powers phones and accessories
- 1 A total output handles combined load
- 100–240 V input works worldwide
Dual-Port Wall Charger for iPad 2
This Scosche USBH3 reVIVE II wall charger supplies two USB ports for the original iPad 2 and a second device. The higher-output port delivers 2.1 A for the tablet, while the companion port provides 1 A for phones or accessories. It accepts 100 V AC to 240 V AC input for worldwide use.
Plug-In Installation With Cable Compatibility
No tools or configuration are required; the unit plugs directly into a mains socket and works with the USB cables you already own. The only common issue is attempting to charge two power-hungry tablets simultaneously, which exceeds the combined 3.1 A budget and slows both devices.
Total Output Current Decides Suitability
The charger’s combined 3.1 A rating determines whether it can handle your specific pair of devices at full speed. If your secondary device needs more than 1 A, the shared limit will throttle the iPad 2 port. Buyers who want more total current for dual-tablet charging should look elsewhere.
Highlights
- Dual ports charge two devices simultaneously
- 1 A port delivers fast iPad charging
- 1 A port powers phones and accessories
- 1 A total output handles combined load
- 100–240 V input works worldwide
Specifications
| Brand | Scosche |
|---|---|
| Model | Not Available |
| Type | Power Adapter |
Questions about this item
How do I know the 2.1 A port is charging my iPad at full speed?
The iPad will show its fast-charge indicator and reach a usable level in the time Apple specifies for a 2.1 A supply.
What cables come in the box and what must I provide?
No cables are included; you supply your own USB-to-dock or USB-to-Lightning leads for each device.
Should I choose the 2.1 A port or the 1 A port for my iPad?
Use the 2.1 A port for the iPad; the 1 A port is intended for phones or smaller accessories.
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