I have a cell phone charger having 5.1 V, 0.7 A output current. Can I use it to charge a MMP?
853778
I use a variety of chargers and don't foresee a problem (Josey Wales for real come on!)
1478971
Yes, your device will only pull Amperage (mA) it needs. In your case 500mA. Adapter is capable of providing up to 2000mA.
1455705
Definitely by using the included wall adapter. It's faster than using any kind of phone charger because the amperage is higher, 1.5 amps
132494
Yes you can , in fact you can use most 5v power supplies for mobile phone with the provided power cable which is a USB to mini USB cable if you don't want to use the adapter provided.
477447
Im not exactly sure, but my note 2 draws a lot 0f power. My charger says its a 2 amp 5 volt. It should work.
1670031
Use any USB power adapter... either ac or automotive. RE: >> Cheap Generic << Even low cost "generic" devices today will get the USB voltage within USB specs and will be safe to use. Only the voltage matters... the amp/ma ratings simply show the chargers amp capability... if the USB device needs less current, the current flow will be less. I have used a wide variety of chargers, including 2.1 amp chargers, to charge my M55 for the past year.
801864
Look at your original charger. If the output is 1A then use the 1A slot, if the out put is larger than 1A, then used the 2.1A. I heard that Samsung phone require at least 1.2A to overcome the diode for charging. So most likely you need to used the 2.1A slot. But try it, if both works, then it's your pick. Higher Amp give you faster charging.
2021114
I use lots of non oem chargers with various mA ratings but mine are all 5.0v. I would imagine that the phone has a regulator since chargers may naturally vary by a few tenths of a volt, if you use it with your stock battery without issues you would probably be ok.
644040
I think this was 5V/1A output. Its a little slower than plugging it into Wall. Yes it will take longer for phone to charge on 0.5A than a 1A. There are a few chargers like Alpatronix which have 2.1A output as well.
340530
Yes, this works great. I use mine on a 4 port charger and when I charge 4 3s 5000mAh packs at once I peak at 20 amps with no problems. Also, if your charging higher cell counts with the higher voltage comes higher current. If you are only using this for a single port charger it may be overkill but if it is a 4 port or you intend to add additional chargers this will work great. My first power supply was a 6 amp for a single port charger and I quickly outgrew that one.
341859
The answer is YES. Below is the product specs. Specifications Input: AC 110-240V Output: 5V, 3.1A, 15W Port 1: 5V, 3100mA Port 2: 5V, 1000mA Note While this charger is capable to deliver 3-Amp output from a single port, tablet or mobile phone device may limit charging speed to 1-Amp, 2-Amp or 2.4-Amp. Hope this helps!
396066
The charger that came with mine is 4.2 v @ 600 ma. So I guess I'd try the 5 v setting
1650421
as far as I know.. you cannot try to connect anything which was made for 110V, unless specified in the instructions. Anyway, you may check if the charger support that voltage prior to connect it. Good luck.
2020147
Yes, you can charge cell phones which are charging from USB/5.0 V. Sometimes you have to kick-start the charging by cranking the dynamo charger first. Make sure the internal battery is sufficiently charged also.
2152594
This charger charges my V170 Motorola phone. I don't know about other models.
872692
Hi, this adapter is 7.5V unfortunately, I use it on a phone that works with 6.5V. The voltage drops to 6.8V, it is ok. Do not use this adapter for devices that work with 5.5V
1758630
sure!! I use this charger all the time for 70 mah to 200 mah 1 cell batteries. you should be okay with 180 mah 1 cell batteries with this charger. Cliff