Why the warning to not charge with auto charger? null

There's absolutely no reason you couldn't use any USB charger for this, including a lighter socket USB charger (I assume that's what "auto charger" means). It needs 500mA, which any port should be able to provide (except very low quality <$5 ones, perhaps, regardless what they're rated).

Didn't even see that warning. However, I can tell you that I have charged it almost every time from my car. Maybe because most plug in chargers come with a 2.1 amp (or higher) output port? But most also come with a regular old 1.2 amp output as well. My only guess is that they'd rather you use the lower output for whatever reason? Not positive obviously.

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There's absolutely no reason you couldn't use any USB charger for this, including a lighter socket USB charger (I assume that's what "auto charger" means). It needs 500mA, which any port should be able to provide (except very low quality <$5 ones, perhaps, regardless what they're rated).
Answered by reynard 6 years ago
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Didn't even see that warning. However, I can tell you that I have charged it almost every time from my car. Maybe because most plug in chargers come with a 2.1 amp (or higher) output port? But most also come with a regular old 1.2 amp output as well. My only guess is that they'd rather you use the lower output for whatever reason? Not positive obviously.
Answered by AyRich75 7 years ago
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