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Originally Posted by clintbradford
>> ... If you use a charger capable of delivering 1000mA (or more) it doesn't matter as the kobo will still only draw 700mA ...
But what dissipates the additional amperage? The charger unit, or the regulation circuitry in the device? Or, to paraphrase an old US TV commercial, "Where's the heat?"
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Answered few times, just to repeat.
There is nothing bad to use higher ampepage in this case. It is way
better than underrated charger. So, 1000 works fine, since kobo
takes 700 and it works as 700 charger. If it is 500, it works as 500
and that is not good.
Thermal dissipation is something to watch out. If heats, it is lower
amperage charger. Charger of 1000 does no heat at all on kobo.