Maybe there are some different iPhone chargers out there, but the one that came in the box with my friend's iPhone4 has stamped on the side of the charger 5V 1A. On my iPad1 charger it says 5V 2A. The two chargers are identical in size, however.

Tim

Originally Posted by Tim SPRACKLEN

Maybe there are some different iPhone chargers out there, but the one that came in the box with my friend's iPhone4 has stamped on the side of the charger 5V 1A. On my iPad1 charger it says 5V 2A. The two chargers are identical in size, however.

Tim

I find likewise with the OEM chargers for my iPad 1 and 2 vs. the OEM chargers for my touch and iPhone. The difference is basically 10v vs. 5v, outside appearance being irrelevant.

It really takes much much longer with iPhone charger though. I think about twice as long. But it is safe to use great I though I might be damaging my batteries.

Thanks guys.

Originally Posted by M325i

It really takes much much longer with iPhone charger though. I think about twice as long.

I don't know about twice as long, at least not in my case. It takes about an hour longer to charge my iPad with my iPhone 4's wall charger.

Originally Posted by Irish Rose

Originally Posted by M325i

It really takes much much longer with iPhone charger though. I think about twice as long.

I don't know about twice as long, at least not in my case. It takes about an hour longer to charge my iPad with my iPhone 4's wall charger.

Now that I think about it i'm not too sure if its the iPhone 4's charger or the first iPhone to ever come out's charger. Because I bought the iPhone right when it first came out the really slow one and it might be that ones charger that's why it take so long i'm not joking it take really long time about twice as long. Let me try to attach a picture of it.

Hummm...If we flip-flop the initial question...can you use the iPad charger for the iPhone?

Originally Posted by anonaboat

Hummm...If we flip-flop the initial question...can you use the iPad charger for the iPhone?

Absolutely, you can. No problem at all. I've done it many times and there has never been any issues with my iPhone afterwards.

That's how it looks and you attach the USB cable to it and plug it into the wall.

Originally Posted by Irish Rose

Originally Posted by anonaboat

Hummm...If we flip-flop the initial question...can you use the iPad charger for the iPhone?

Absolutely, you can. No problem at all. I've done it many times and there has never been any issues with my iPhone afterwards.

Yeah but maybe it could be like a long term thing you never, well the bottom line here is that i just hope I can last with my slow iPhone charger over the weekend

Thanks again

Originally Posted by M325i

That's how it looks and you attach the USB cable to it and plug it into the wall.

That is the AC adapter that comes with the iPhone. The iPad's AC adapter is a little larger, but still works interchangeably.