[ezzzzz]

there has been a lot of discussion about how to charge this phone. That being said can I use a charger for a Moto X 2014, which I think is a 2.1A, with an adapter to convert the micro to a C? I think the 5x charger is a 5v/3A. thanks

Posted via AC app with my N9

[benhaube]

Yes the charger would work fine, however I recommend getting a cable. Most of the adapters have failed testing.

There is a spreadsheet somewhere that lists all the tested adapters and cables, but I'm not sure of the link.

Posted via the Android Central app on my Nexus 5X with Project Fi

[Penguwin]

As mentioned above, Google engineer, Benson Leung has been testing, rating and explaining the whole USB C issues involved with this phone and the 6p.

A FAQ of his can be found HERE.

Also, more USB C info can be found on his Google+ : https://plus.google.com/+BensonLeung

[mportuesisf]

Here's a summary of Benson's cable reviews on Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/gp/pdp/profile...cUvbUpU4876785

[mportuesisf]

Here's the link to the spreadsheet listing tested adapters and cables that @benhaube mentioned:

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets...NzbA/htmlview#

And this site displays the good (and bad) cables, as tested by Benson Leung, with photos in a nice format.

https://usbccompliant.com/

[ezzzzz]

thanks for everones help but...im not a technical guy. so....i have a techmatte adapter (which is on the approved list) so can i use this with a standard micro usb charger and cable?

N5x on Fi Network here

[drathos]

I have the Techmatte adapters, but they aren't the updated version. I've been able to use them to charge from my laptop (MBP, charges oh so slowly) and an Anker AstroMini without issue, but neither of them are likely to provide enough juice to cause a problem.

I saw from one of Techmatte's replies to Benson that we can exchange them for the fixed version, but I no longer have the info they refer to for making the return.