I bought a Moto G from Motorola, and it doesn't come with aCHARGER!
On Tue, 04 Feb 2014 08:59:30 -0500, SC Tom wrote:
The output of the charger really doesn't matter, as long as it meets the minimum requirements of the device Which is as much as 1.5 Amps! So, it /does/ matter. A lot! Most usb chargers can't deliver anywhere near that current. Some can, of course. So, it matters a LOT to get those that can! |
I bought a Moto G from Motorola, and it doesn't come with a CHARGER!
"James Grady" wrote in message du... On Tue, 04 Feb 2014 08:59:30 -0500, SC Tom wrote: The output of the charger really doesn't matter, as long as it meets the minimum requirements of the device Which is as much as 1.5 Amps! So, it /does/ matter. A lot! Most usb chargers can't deliver anywhere near that current. Some can, of course. So, it matters a LOT to get those that can! You obviously missed the last part of the sentence. Let me quote it for you: "as long as it meets the minimum requirements of the device". If you're going to take one line out of context, at least be accurate about it :-) Even if a device calls for 1.5A, it will still be charged by a .5A output. It'll just take a lot longer to do so, and would probably need to be turned off in order to complete the charge cycle. I have an Asus tablet that "requires" a 2.1A charger, but will still charge to completion with my .7A phone charger, if I turn it off and leave it plugged in overnight. I have done that a few times when I inadvertently forgot to pack the tablet charger. -- SC Tom |
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