Is it safe to use the wall charger to charge the original HTC batteries which came with the Rezound?
1139481
Yes, it is safe to us the Laza Zcell to charge the orginial HTC batteries. My experience is that the Laza Zcell charger does not charge as quickly as the original charger cord/wall jack over time. I have not used the USB port. Over all I am pleased with my purchase.
1139482
I haven't had any problem other than the wall charger is a bit slow. Especially if you've got your phone hooked up to the USB port on the bottom.
1139483
Yes! :) I actually bought this because I was going on a trip and use my phone for a camera, the pictures are SO much clearer. So, I knew with sight seeing I'd be running low on battery a lot... I essentially had one battery in my phone, one in my purse for back-up, and one constantly charging to switch out. It worked AWESOME!
723962
The battery was in the phone. I cant remember about wall charger though. I dont recall it having one. I still have the phone though here over a year later.
2032628
It's for the wall plug and USB cable that goes into that. Item is new, but it doesn't perform like my "OEM" charger I received with my phone (HTC Rezound).
2077578
Yes, I have not had any issues with this battery and the standard charger. Hope this helps.
2175301
I am using wall chargers. No problems I also use me phone charger that have the same USB plug.
1143546
I have the same issue with my HTC one. It's best to spend a few extra dollars and get one that's compatible. I don't want to risk damaging my phone so I bought a replacement charger from my wireless carrier. At least that way I know if there is a problem later, they can't blame my cheap charger.
1490560
Yes you can use the original charger. I have found if you charge them then let them go completely dead a couple of times they seem to last longer from then on out. Good luck to you William hope you have as good of luck as I have had with mine.
1923908
Yes, you're existing chargers will work. This comes with the case, 2 batteries and a wall charger that is unique is the battery lays flat in the charger, which plugs directly into the wall. The charger also has a light on it, so it goes from pink to blue when it's done charging. So the goal of the charger included is to have the ability to charge a battery separate from attaching to your phone.
891236
You have to make sure that with whatever USB wall charger you use that it has the correct DC voltage rating and mhA rating matched for your particular device. Many of these USB chargers are under powered or in some cases over powered, which can reduce the life of the battery. And the less re-charging cycles the better for the overall extended life of the battery.
453753
This set comes with 2 batteries and a charger that plugs straight into the wall. Your "extra" battery docks into the charger. Now, with that being said, you can still charge your phone by it's original charger OR if you have a USB cable (This set DOES NOT COME WITH A USB CABLE) you can plug the "wall charger" that is charging your extra battery up via a USB cable also instead of charging it straight into an outlet. I have used my regular USB phone charger to charge my phone with one of the batteries in it; I have used a car charger to charge it; and I have also used the charging dock that came with the batteries. All methods work fine ;-)
2247560
Yes charges beautifully via the wall charger that is part of the package. I always have the 2nd battery in and charging so I am never without a freshly charged battery. You will love it with your situation.
1997787
No. You can use rechargeable batterys and regaler batterys but I wouldn't leave batterys in it while using the wall chargers.
1499623
While the battery is in the phone in can charge it with the standard cell phone charger. The wall charger is for the second battery just in case you forget to charge your phone while you sleep.
1678635
Yes. It's perfectly safe to use the Wasabi charger with the original battery ...OR original charger with the Wasabi battery.Either way is perfectly safe to do.
463250
That is a good question. Do you mean a plug into the wall type of charger that is used for charging cell phone batteries? If your answer is yes, then as long as the battery fits in the charger properly, there is now reason that it shouldn't work.
1027029
Yes, just be very careful that you put them in correctly. Otherwise, any remaining charge in the battery will melt the charger.
681531
I have been using the charger for a while now with no problems. My phone is up to date.