zomnomnombie
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I have the 950 mA car charger that I used for my Droid 2. Would this be sufficient to use on a RAZR MAXX?
(Typical 4.75-5.25 voltage)
(Typical 4.75-5.25 voltage)
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Car Charger
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The question is who manufactured it, was it a Motorola or was it a Verizon store bought one?
For Car chargers, the issue isn't so critical because it's only converting 12V DC current to 5V DC +/- 5%. For wall adapters I don't trust any but the best manufacturers, typically the phone manufacturers.
For Car chargers, the issue isn't so critical because it's only converting 12V DC current to 5V DC +/- 5%. For wall adapters I don't trust any but the best manufacturers, typically the phone manufacturers.
zomnomnombie
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It's a Motorola brand charger.
Then you're good to go. If it has a MicroUSB connector, it's already 100% compatible for their phones. Motorola (and most other top rated phone manufacturers) take great care in manufacturing power adapters that will put out clean, pure voltages at expected current levels, and will not stress the components or battery of the phone.
zomnomnombie
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Thanks FoxKat you never disappoint.
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