USB Wall Charger Specs Confusion

"Some folks I guess need elaborately phrased questions"

Don't get too snippy just because you can't phrase a question as a question. And those wonderful things called question marks "?" help wonderfully.

I knew, as did most others I'm sure, but wanted a bit of clarification as per the actual query, if there really was one.

Got it!
Some folks I guess need elaborately phrased questions

Whereas the party of the first part wishes the party of the second part sans indeminification to thereby set forth a clarification of symbology thereof as denoted by...

Thanks to those kind folks who knew and answered :)

strollin wrote:
A = Apple device

NA = Non-Apple device

I have one charger like this which mean A for Apple and NA for non-Apple. Really, it means more like A = 2A max and N/A is 1A max. Total power cannot exceed the 10W or @2A total.

strollin wrote:
A = Apple device

NA = Non-Apple device

A= Available

NA= Non available?

Just kidding :B

A = Apple device

NA = Non-Apple device

Newest USB chargers charge up to 2.4 amps at rv. Usb 3.1 C is suppose to charge up to 3 Amps at 5c. Qualcomm quick charge 2.0 will charge at 9V or 12V (depending on device)

As for your charger, it will charge 2 devices, but not quickly if 2 are connected.

The voltage is higher (by 0.1v)than the usb spec, as is the current. It's more for a tablet than a phone, it will give a noticeably faster charge but make sure to unplug when finished on a phone.

Is this "Jeopardy" where we have to guess the question? :)

Some good USB chargers...I have both and they work great.
12V 2port 2.4amp/port
120V 4port 2.4amp/port

bwanshoom wrote:
What's your question?

The first word in USB is UNIVERSAL.
The "specs" are common across all devices....except maybe for the charging amperage capacity.....and some "funny" stuff that Apple has done with their things.