I want to buy a USB charger, but I want to know what the power input is from my device. Is it 5V and 1000mA?
Mike
June 15, 2011 at 6:14 pm
The original Apple USB Charger is 5V/1A
From a more technical point - anything with 5V and 500mA-1000mA should do.
Even a running iPod with lit display is charged via USB which usually is 500mA.
Using a charger with 750mA or 1000mA will result in faster charging, shorter charge time.
Personally I do suggest to stick with the Apple specifications. Simply because it's the fastest option and if you ever get an iPad you will need 1A charge current.
Adam
March 5, 2012 at 8:03 pm
my ipod touch 4 can also be charged with 1000mA?
please help guys gadam07@gmail.com
Mike
March 5, 2012 at 11:21 pm
Yes.
Chris Wilcox
June 15, 2011 at 4:49 pm
Accepted Input Power Range100 V to 240 V50 Hz to 60 Hz26 VA to 38 VA
The original Apple USB Charger is 5V/1A
From a more technical point - anything with 5V and 500mA-1000mA should do.
Even a running iPod with lit display is charged via USB which usually is 500mA.
Using a charger with 750mA or 1000mA will result in faster charging, shorter charge time.
Personally I do suggest to stick with the Apple specifications. Simply because it's the fastest option and if you ever get an iPad you will need 1A charge current.
my ipod touch 4 can also be charged with 1000mA?
please help guys
gadam07@gmail.com
Yes.
Accepted Input Power Range100 V to 240 V50 Hz to 60 Hz26 VA to 38 VA