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do you think that the chargers that kobo / kindle / etc include in the box are top-shelf items with MIL-Spec internals that have gone though extensive burn-in? c'mon - we both know they're whatever is good enough and cheap enough so that the box you buy at the store isn't priced to the point that you won't buy it at all. once you stick a brand like Apple on it, the markup is easily 800%. bottom line - connect it to whatever you trust, be it a PC or a $20 cube or a $3 cube. ![]() |
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A charger does not have to by MIL spec, but it does have to output a signal that's what it says it's supposed to be and it's not supposed to fluctuate. USB chargers from Apple, Amazon, and Sony do just that. They output what they say they do without spikes or fluctuations. Kobo doesn't make a charger. I prefer a charger that's either a known name brand or certified (i.e., UL Listed in the US).
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