“Can I leave this plugged into the wall all day? Will this burn out if I leave it plugged in even when not charging a device?”

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• Yes you can leave it plugged in.

  Answered by Buddy 10 years ago

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• I don't know. I never did. But it should not, it functions like any other charger.

  Answered by Caribjeff 10 years ago

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• Probably, you have to make sure it does not overheat. Especially, at night while you are sleep are the most important functions of the plugin.

  Answered by erichplus 10 years ago

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• I wouldn't

  Answered by Pv31 10 years ago

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• i wish i knew having a msg says insufficient charger current happens when im asleep

  Answered by lorri 10 years ago

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• The phone says to disconnect charger when charged or at times even when its not fully charged.

  Answered by Cathy 10 years ago

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• No

  Answered by finale1969 10 years ago

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• I have left it plugged in all night - @9 p.m. until @ 7 a.m. without any problems.

  Answered by cookie 10 years ago

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• it is taking energy and should be removed. I have had to replace one before.

  Answered by huskersue 10 years ago

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• I know they will take 13 hours straight. They will use a little electricity even if the phone isn't on it/charging. It takes a second to unplug it so why keep it plugged in all the time? Could become a fire risk at some point....

  Answered by Terri 10 years ago

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