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Can I use my old charger from my Original Droid to charger my new Galaxy Nexus?
The old charger is the kind that has the USB plugged into the part that goes into the wall socket. and has the standard mini USB, same as the charger that came with the GN. Was just wonder if the voltage would be different?
thanks for any help. Wanted an extra charger at work.
Should work no problem
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Should work. And it's micro usb for future reference. Mini is too big.
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@rbiter said:
Should work. And it's micro usb for future reference. Mini is too big.
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Yea, micro
Check the output. Ideally, you want it to match that of the GNex charter, which is 5V and 1A
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nyijedi said:
Check the output. Ideally, you want it to match that of the GNex charter, which is 5V and 1A
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The voltage should match, but the ampere doesn't have to. In fact, it's better if it's bigger (only slightly though, otherwise the battery might overheat).
snapper.fishes said:
The voltage should match, but the ampere doesn't have to. In fact, it's better if it's bigger (only slightly though, otherwise the battery might overheat).
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Does the voltage have to match? Do we need additional transformers for travelling between Europe and USA?
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The Samsung Droid Charge "charger" here in the US works just fine and can be purchased on eBay for around $5. In fact I think it's the same charger they bundle for the Verizon Wireless Galaxy Nexus.
samizad said:
Does the voltage have to match? Do we need additional transformers for travelling between Europe and USA?
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You will see that most of chargers these days support 110 - 240 V and 50 - 60 Hz, so they should work everywhere. All you'd need is an adapter, but no transformers.
olivierlee said:
You will see that most of chargers these days support 110 - 240 V and 50 - 60 Hz, so they should work everywhere. All you'd need is an adapter, but no transformers.
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But it does need to be a 5v power supply.
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But it does need to be a 5v power supply.
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That was for the input voltages. The output from the charger should be 5 V.
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I have the 10w iPad USB charger with the extent ion cord.
It is possible I use the 10w iPad charger to charge my gnex...will it be safe?? Any problem??
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If it is 1 amp it should be fine!
If more, the phone should somehow limit it but you never know.
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airkenada said:
I have the 10w iPad USB charger with the extent ion cord.
It is possible I use the 10w iPad charger to charge my gnex...will it be safe?? Any problem??
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In my experience, using a tablet charger with a cell phone charged the battery faster than the cell phone charger, but the battery also discharged a lot faster. Your mileage may vary.
I ordered the International Version of the SGN2 and it'll be here on Tuesday but I have an important question to ask. I watched several unboxings on YouTube and I could help but notice all of them came with the UK prongs for the AC adapter.
My question is how are the north american users charging their new Galaxy Note 2's?
Did you guys buy an adapter? Use a different charger? (If so would the nexus 7's charger work?)
Please advise...
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peoples_flip said:
Did you guys buy an adapter? Use a different charger? (If so would the nexus 7's charger work?)
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You should be OK with almost any USB 5V charger rated at 1A or more, but a 2A charger, like the Nexus 7's, would be the quickest.
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Dave
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I'm glad you started this thread. This has been on my mind all morning. My GN2 should be here Monday. If anyone has a link to a good 2A charger please post.
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I use an iphone 4 adapter.
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I just started a charger thread in the accessories forum
peoples_flip said:
I ordered the International Version of the SGN2 and it'll be here on Tuesday but I have an important question to ask. I watched several unboxings on YouTube and I could help but notice all of them came with the UK prongs for the AC adapter.
My question is how are the north american users charging their new Galaxy Note 2's?
Did you guys buy an adapter? Use a different charger? (If so would the nexus 7's charger work?)
Please advise...
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Handtec included an adapter with mine.
hchxoom said:
Handtec included an adapter with mine.
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I ordered from Negrielectronics so I doubt I'll be getting one. What did they give you? 2A?
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My GN2 should be here Monday. If they didn't supply an adapter, I'm just going to run over to my local Radio Shack and pick up one of these.
http://m.radioshack.com/radioshack/product/detail.do?itemId=3932596&categoryId=&path=
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americasteam said:
My GN2 should be here Monday. If they didn't supply an adapter, I'm just going to run over to my local Radio Shack and pick up on of these.
http://m.radioshack.com/radioshack/product/detail.do?itemId=3932596&categoryId=&path=
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Good find and smart thinking! I think I'll do the same
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When you pre order from handtec they throw in a free adapter, and the note charges super fast like 10% to a 100% in 2 and a half hours.
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americasteam said:
My GN2 should be here Monday. If they didn't supply an adapter, I'm just going to run over to my local Radio Shack and pick up one of these.
http://m.radioshack.com/radioshack/product/detail.do?itemId=3932596&categoryId=&path=
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Anyone in Canada (Toronto area in particular) know where to buy one of these?
I know they're on eBay but I can't find it on the source.ca
Any suggestions?
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I have American Style adapters with converter prongs, and have been using it on 220v here in Korea. I've used it the other way as well. They all work no problem.
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I have a Nexus 7 charger and I believe this should charge the Note 2 just fine
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Anyone in Canada (Toronto area in particular) know where to buy one of these?
I know they're on eBay but I can't find it on the source.ca
Any suggestions?
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The Source by CC will have those.
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Just a fyi - I ordered through Techno Trading House on eBay. I was just informed that theirs includes a standard US charger.
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I think I'm going to order a European to US adapter of eBay.
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AFAIK, the charging voltage on the Note II is the same 5V as all other phones, thus any USB charger should work. The only difference is in the current rating. A (tablet) charger rated for up to 2A will charge it faster, while others will be slower. Heck, you could use a 0.5A BT headset charger too! It will just take over 24 hours to fully charge the beast.
The current rating is the amount of current the device can supply safely. Its like a tap, the bigger the spout, the faster the water flow.
hirent said:
AFAIK, the charging voltage on the Note II is the same 5V as all other phones, thus any USB charger should work. The only difference is in the current rating. A (tablet) charger rated for up to 2A will charge it faster, while others will be slower. Heck, you could use a 0.5A BT headset charger too! It will just take over 24 hours to fully charge the beast.
The current rating is the amount of current the device can supply safely. Its like a tap, the bigger the spout, the faster the water flow.
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Actually my s2 charger (5v 0.7a) charges my note2 from 7% to 100% in 5 hours.
I'm considering keeping that charger for daily use as my note2 only charges during the night anyways while im sleeping and I think its more gentle on the battery to slow charge it. And I'll keep the 2A charger for emergencies.
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I have Anker Astro.
I was wondering if I'd be causing my phone any harm charging it with my nexus 7 charger? It seems to charge super slow with my Samsung charger and my nexus charger can have my phone charged up under 2 hrs. It's insanely fast so just looking to be cautious with my phone.
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I have a Nexus 7, too. The chargers have the same output, so you should be able to use them interchangeably. They should also charge in the same amount of time, so it makes me think something is wrong with your Samsung charger.
How much longer does it take with your Samsung charger?
That's strange, both chargers take the same amount of time to charge for me...
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I charge my n2 with my nexus 7 charger and seems like a faster charge
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What's a good aftermarket charger for Nexus 5?
Gotta look at the amperage of the charger. I've been happy with OEM Samsung's from eBay. I don't remember if its 1amp or 2
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