E eifer macrumors regular Original poster Oct 17, 2008 142 12 Nov 7, 2011 #1 I just want to make sure I won't be screwing up my battery... I assumed they were the same, but then I compared the two chargers and noticed the difference in voltage.
I just want to make sure I won't be screwing up my battery... I assumed they were the same, but then I compared the two chargers and noticed the difference in voltage.
FreakinEurekan macrumors 604 Sep 8, 2011 7,385 4,330 Nov 7, 2011 #3 Several threads here discuss this with links to Apple specs - short answer is "Yes". BTW iPad charger is not 10V, not sure where you came up with that. But the answer is still "Yes"
Several threads here discuss this with links to Apple specs - short answer is "Yes". BTW iPad charger is not 10V, not sure where you came up with that. But the answer is still "Yes"
brand Suspended Oct 3, 2006 4,390 456 127.0.0.1 Nov 7, 2011 #4 eifer said: Is it OK to use an iPad charger (10v) to charge an iPhone 4s? Click to expand... The iPad charger is not 10 volts. It is 10 watts. Yes it is OK to use the iPad charger to charge your iPhone 4S.
eifer said: Is it OK to use an iPad charger (10v) to charge an iPhone 4s? Click to expand... The iPad charger is not 10 volts. It is 10 watts. Yes it is OK to use the iPad charger to charge your iPhone 4S.
E eifer macrumors regular Original poster Oct 17, 2008 142 12 Nov 7, 2011 #5 seanfranklin said: Several threads here discuss this with links to Apple specs - short answer is "Yes". BTW iPad charger is not 10V, not sure where you came up with that. But the answer is still "Yes" Click to expand... 10W, sorry. Thanks for the responses!
seanfranklin said: Several threads here discuss this with links to Apple specs - short answer is "Yes". BTW iPad charger is not 10V, not sure where you came up with that. But the answer is still "Yes" Click to expand... 10W, sorry. Thanks for the responses!