[Johnny Dollar]

Can the BlackBerry Rapid charger etc be used to charge the Priv? When I was in Rogers on Friday playing with it I forgot to check. Thanks.

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[tickerguy]

Yes, but the QC 2.0 chargers will be faster.

Unless, of course, you're using a wireless charger. Then the BlackBerry rapid charger is perfect, because they're only about 50% efficient and deliver 1A or so, and thus the 2A rate from those is right up the middle for best performance.

[hamsterwheel]

Yes why not. In fact I use one for my note lol

[Gajja]

Can the BlackBerry Rapid charger etc be used to charge the Priv? When I was in Rogers on Friday playing with it I forgot to check. Thanks.

Posted with my Super Happy Fun-time Q5!

Yes it is micro USB. Also some posters on these forums have pointed out that if you have a non-US spec Priv (and obviously need a hard shell case) you can add wireless charging yourself with a kit. Then you get the best device because the non-US phones have more radio bands, which is nice if you go overseas on work or play. Have fun :-)

[anon(870071)]

Hey
I just purchased a Samsung rapid adaptive charger and the ultra high speed charging is really something else. I totally recommend it. On average takes about an hour to go to full charge from the low 20's.

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[ahmedhanif911]

I've noticed on my previous LG G4 which supports Quick Charge that when I occasionally charged the phone with a s6 fast charger it lasted a couple hours shorter then using the stock standard charger that came with the phone.
Even though it supports it I noticed a big change in battery life.

Not sure if anyone can support this theory that faster chargers effect battery life.

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[rav813]

The only charger that given me issues is the Samsung wireless charging pad, Gen 1 (the one released with the S6, not the new fast charge wireless pad)