| | Re: Question Regarding EVO Chagers
 Originally Posted by raffiy Hi, recently I got an EVO 3D for myself and a few EVOs for the rest of my family plan.
Now, instead of replacing all of the chargers, I had a question: Can I use the new EVO 3D charger
(5V @ 1A) to charge standard EVOs, a blackberry Bold (?V @ ?A), & a Kindle 2 (4.9V @ .85A)?
As far as I understand, the voltages must be nearly identical, the amperage must be at least the stated value, and the input (micro USB) must be the same across all device.
Does this hold true? What about with car chargers?
Thanks for the help - this was a pretty large investment, and I do not want to fry all of them. You could indeed use the EVO charger for the Kindle 2. The difference between 4.9 and 5.0V is negligible, considering the fact that the emf of either charger will likely vary by more than .1V. And the Kindle will only draw .85A from the quoted 1.0A PS of the EVO, so there's no problem there.
What you said about the voltages being nearly identical and amperage being at least the stated value is correct. I haven't checked the EVO power supply, but I'm guessing that it varies by ~.2V, so using a 4.8-5.2V charger certainly couldn't hurt it. Similarly, using the EVO charger for anything in that range should certainly be fine, provided the amperage is high enough. Otherwise, you'll probably ruin the charger.
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