December 3rd, 2012, 09:52 PM
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As a rule, most wall chargers will provide 5 volts and 1 amp of current, but depending on the build, that could fluctuate. Some chargers will go as high as 2 amps and depending on the device, a 1 amp charger might not work reliably. Now, as long as the voltage is within spec, you should be okay. You'd still want to pay attention if you use a charger with higher amperage. It will charge the battery faster and generate more heat in the process. It could be enough to ruin some component or (worst case) cause the battery to catch fire. If you feel excessive heat while charging unplug it immediately and never leave a device charging unattended.
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