A couple of posts here already about the same.
I had the same issue with chargers from eBay and an Amazon Market seller. I contacted both and they sent higher quality chargers (they looked slightly different) as replacements and both are fine now.

 

I have the same problem. I got a generic $5 charger and while it does charge the phone, I really can't do anything with it as it doesn't seem to register the correct touch screen actions.

 

I got 2 Genuine Motorola travel chargers for $8 shipped off ebay. I don't know why people are messing about with cheap knock off chargers when real ones are so easily available for such low cost.

 

I would highly recommend NOT to use the cheap phone chargers. I hate spending $30 for one myself, but it is the safest bet. With those cheap ones, you quite often get what you pay for. Keep in mind that overvoltage can easily fry your nice expensive new phone, and such damage is not always immediately apparent.

 

I had this problem during a trip and assumed it was the dashmount causing the problem. Now that I think about it, I only had problems when I had it plugged into the cheap car charger that came with the mount and mic'ed headphones for $3.55. I will get a better charger then, rather than a new mount. Has anyone had problems with a motorola charger?

 

search for this item # on ebay.. thats what I got, it's not the fastest charger, but it's genuine motorola (Has the hologram stickers and stuff). Works great.

Ebay Item 250539085179

3.95 with free shipping. Why pay more?

 

I bought a bunch of USB to USB micro 6 ft cables along with wall plug to USB and car outlet to USB adapters from monoprice.com. Super cheap and very reliable so far.

 

I bought one of these from monoprice and had the problem as the original poster. Touchscreen went all crazy when plugged in. I'll just stick with usb cable charging when I'm at work since I sit in front of my laptop all day anyways.

http://www.monoprice.com/products/p...=10311&cs_id=1031106&p_id=3540&seq=1&format=2

 

The Motorola chargers will not let you down. The cheap ones, will.

Unfortunately, I get that jittery screen situation when connecting to my laptop's USB port, so it's not just cheap chargers that can cause it (and no, it's not a cheap laptop . No screen jitter when connecting to my desktop USB port. So, the DROID is clearly very sensitive to the quality of input voltage.

 

I've been using this guy for awhile and have had no issues.

 

It charges your Droid? I bought that same one after seeing your post, it arrived today and I tested it out, but nothing happens when I plug it in

 

i work at bestbuy so i bought a rocketfish car and home charger for like 0.66 cents and they work fine

 

Sounds like you got a bad one. I'd contact the Seller for a replacement. My 2 work great, don't charge as fast as the supplied charger, but still plenty to charge with everything running.

 

Hi,
I see people talk about getting a Motorola charger I agree!
but is there a Motorola charger that gives the same or more power to the droid as the one supplied with the phone. Looks like we can't buy the supplied charger so would be nice to get one that charges as fast as the original supplied one.

Anyone know where to get an equivalent one?

Thanks!