Nexus 7 2013 Wireless Charging On Samsung

Works with Nexus 7 2013

I bought this for the future, but specifically to see the sub-pixels on my Nexus 7 2013 display (more than 300 pixel/inch resolution) as well as the screen of my Coolpix L610. You need to realize that at this magnification, many things become critical, but it's still very practical. I didn't find a need for intense light, but ttis is pushing thdngs. Image quality and product quality are just superb. Field of view is much better than I expected. The optics comprise several elements, and in my amateur opinion, the optical design must be about the best possible, given its application. It's also quite compact, physically. Peak does make a 30x loupe, but its optics are apparently designed for a specific distance between your cornea and its nearest lens element.

..first 24 hours..used only 7%..couldn't ask for anything better...

Like the headline says It powers 2 Samsung wireless charging pads with 10 watts each. Charges up my gear 2x faster

5 stars! Stable and very easy to adjust level with slider on.

Very fast charging of my Samsung 5 phone.

The Hub works with no issues. I like that the charging ports are always on regardless if the computer is on or off. I have a MacPro 2013, so I need lots of extra USB 2 and 3.0 ports.

I use the hub with my old 2013 iMac. It works well and I really love the 3 charging ports. The charging ports are very handy for my iPod, phone and bluetooth speakers.

Works like it should with my Mac Pro 2013 "trashcan". I had a Samsung 980 Pro but after their latest firmware update that drive started misbehaving. Apparently Samsung's controllers don't play nicely with macs. WD was recommended by the mac community and it has been a good decision.

I had a 64 Samsung plasma TV since 2013, and apparently the power supply went out, because suddenly there was no picture. So I started reviewing the various options. I didn't want a smart TV again because I didn't really see the need for one. I do all of the streaming that I need with my Roku Ultra. All that I really wanted was a monitor which would receive the video signal from my Yamaha receiver. No microphones. No cameras. No monitoring of my viewing habits by my TV (of course I know that the streaming companies do this). I did some research and found a suggestion for a commercial TV to fulfill this purpose. I looked around and found the LG 340C 65 TV. It's just what I needed. Great picture, and built to last for years and years.