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[Q] Defy with charger of iPad working-

Hi guys, yesterday I lost my original charger of the Defy, but as I had another charger, but the iPad, just connecting and using it the same. Defy the loaded very quickly, in about 1 hour. I noticed that the charger voltage iPad is 10w while the Defy is just 5w. Will I have any problem if you continue to use or not?

The charger of defy outputs 5.0V, 750mA,
it's not safe if your charging voltage is too high

Please answer full specification of the charger of Defy, because I lose my charger original.
Specification Charger iPad:
10W USB Adapter
Input: 100-240V ~0,45A(0,45A) 50-60Hz Output: 5.1V ###2.1A
Thanks

[Q] can i use the hp touchpad charger to charge my GN?

the included charger in the box is rated
Input: 100-240V, 50Hz, 0.15A
Output: 5V = 1.0A
the hp touchpad charger is rated
Input: 100-240V, 50-60Hz, 0.4A
Output: 5.3V = 2.0A
so the touchpad charger definitely provides a higher amperage for both input and output. will this hurt my phone in any way if i use it to charge?
thanks!

Im sure somebody well say it's bad. But personally I use any phone charger that fits, 2 old blackberry chargers, htc droid incredible charger and my phone seems alright
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After Market Charger Query

Hey All,
I'm looking for a dual USB port charger to take with me when I travel overseas. I would like to charge my Pixel 2 XL at "rapid charging" (5v 3a, I think?) in addition to a second device (Samsung Galaxy S7) at whatever max speed USB Micro supports.
Could someone please advise if this device is appropriate for this task? At AU$30 the price looks awesome!
https://www.cablegeek.com.au/shop/p...-2-port-33w-wall-charger-with-qc-3-0-au-plug/
Power Output:
USB1: DC 5V===3A
USB2: DC 3.6V-6.5A === 3A / 6.5V-9V === 2A / 9V-12V === 1.5A
Universal charging:
Backward compatible with all versions of Qualcomm Quick Charge technology (1.0, 2.0 & 3.0). Also compatible with USB-C (up to 12W with a suitable USB-C to USB-A cable, sold separately) and can provide standard charging for non-Quick Charge devices. With a worldwide 100-240V AC input, it’s a truly global charger and perfect for international traveling.

_MrT said:
Hey All,
I'm looking for a dual USB port charger to take with me when I travel overseas. I would like to charge my Pixel 2 XL at "rapid charging" (5v 3a, I think?) in addition to a second device (Samsung Galaxy S7) at whatever max speed USB Micro supports.
Could someone please advise if this device is appropriate for this task? At AU$30 the price looks awesome!
https://www.cablegeek.com.au/shop/p...-2-port-33w-wall-charger-with-qc-3-0-au-plug/
Power Output:
USB1: DC 5V===3A
USB2: DC 3.6V-6.5A === 3A / 6.5V-9V === 2A / 9V-12V === 1.5A
Universal charging:
Backward compatible with all versions of Qualcomm Quick Charge technology (1.0, 2.0 & 3.0). Also compatible with USB-C (up to 12W with a suitable USB-C to USB-A cable, sold separately) and can provide standard charging for non-Quick Charge devices. With a worldwide 100-240V AC input, it’s a truly global charger and perfect for international traveling.
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Bakeey 3A LED Display 3 Ports EU Plug Fast Travel Wall Charger For iPhone X 8 Plus OnePlus5 Xiaomi 6
https://banggood.app.link/c4V1adfy9O
I've this from about an year and it is great

i don't think it's PD standard. this support qualcomm quick charge only.
you should look for something like this
https://www.aukey.com/products/amp-usb-c-wall-charger-with-power-delivery-3-0-pa-y10

bradputt said:
i don't think it's PD standard. this support qualcomm quick charge only.
you should look for something like this
https://www.aukey.com/products/amp-usb-c-wall-charger-with-power-delivery-3-0-pa-y10
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Thanks buddy!

Accessories Poco F3: Alternative chargers supporting the 33w Mi Turbo?

HI Does anyone know of compatible chargers from reputable Companies. (UK plug style too)
It really does seem the that we have to use a USB 2 port that supports the extra pin, Even QC4.0+ chargers don't seem to get to MI Turbro. ( I test a linkOn charger) The only one that comes close is a charger from WJOY I randomly got from amazon but its not full 33w speed.
Oh Thanks for the thread on compatible cables...
Cheers
Jay

Short field report:
Anker PowerPort1 + QC3: 18 watts
Anker Nano II 45: 12 watts
So far I could only reach the 33 watts with the original charger...

the only other chager that comes close is the WJOY 65w chager, the usb a ports support 22.5 w which actually makes the poco think its using turbo charge, (EDIT) sorry to say the wjoy is no longer for sale
WJOY USB C Charger 65W 3 Port GaN Fast Charger PD Power Adapter Wall Chargers Plug+3.3ft Type C to C 5A Fast Charge Cable Compatible with Macbook Pro Air, iPad, iPhone X/XR/XS/11/11Pro Max, Galaxy S20: Amazon.co.uk: Electronics & Photo
Free delivery and returns on eligible orders. Buy WJOY USB C Charger 65W 3 Port GaN Fast Charger PD Power Adapter Wall Chargers Plug+3.3ft Type C to C 5A Fast Charge Cable Compatible with Macbook Pro Air, iPad, iPhone X/XR/XS/11/11Pro Max, Galaxy S20 at Amazon UK.
www.amazon.co.uk
Other than that still not found any other products that come close

baseus gan2 pro caps at around 28w

Question Can I charge my Xiaomi Redmi buds 3 pro with more than 5W?

Hi! I have a very big confusion about TWS earbuds. I have Xiaomi Redmi buds 3 pro In the user manual at specifications it says:
Earbud input 5.25 V = 120 mA Max (per earbud). Charging case input: wired input 5 V = 500 mA Max Wireless input: supports wireless chargers of 5w or higher.
Now, I usually charge my earbuds by placing them in their case and I place their case at the wireless charger https://www.itgalaxy.ro/incarcatoar...y8Xp9azgqphRH_Qjrg2oeeI1IynUVY-BoCd9EQAvD_BwE
It has 15W.
I use an Motorola charger, which I think this is https://www.spares.se/motorola-laddare-med-micro-usb-kabel-15w-3a-svart
On this Motorola charger it writes: input 100-240V 50/60Hz 0.6A Output: 5V = 3.0A or 9V = 2.0A or 12V = 1.5V pop
My first question is: Because it says here "Wireless input: supports wireless chargers of 5w or higher." It means I can charge my tws earbuds in that 15W wireless charging pad and they will be charged with 15W, instead of 5W? Also, my Motorola adapter mentioned above can take 15W?
My second question is: I also have this adapter https://www.amazon.de/-/en/Xiaomi-MDY-11-EZ-Charger-Charge-cleaning-White/dp/B08MWMHXZG , which I didn't use till now on my wireless charging pad. On this it says: 33.0 W Max?
What that this means? If I use 15w wireless charging pad with my 33.0 W quickly charger adapter, it will charge my tws Redmi buds 3 pro with 15W?

It just means you can use a 5W or 10W or more charger, but in the end anyway your earbud will charge at 5.25V 120mA so 0.63W per earbud. Obviously you cannot charge a battery the size of a grain of rice at 11V 3A, poor battery!