Is it possible to use a mobile charger with an output voltage of 5.3V, if the native charger is 5V?

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re3lex2014-10-09 10:19:09

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re3lex, 2014-10-09 10:19:09

Is it possible to use a mobile charger with an output voltage of 5.3V, if the native charger is 5V?

I ordered a charger for my smartphone on ebay, the description indicated output 5V, but when I received it, I saw 5.3V on it. Native charger 5V.
Is it safe to use such a charger to charge a smartphone?

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Evgeny Nizamiev, 2014-10-09
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Most likely you can. When charging, most likely there will be a voltage drop.

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