My 2010 Kindle's usb cord for charging needs to be replaced. Which one should I order?
379402
Don't get the travel one. Spend a few extra dollars. That one quit after 2 days.
379403
I would think any universal usb cord would work. I'm not too familiar with Kindles, so I'm just guessing.
795179
Wow - I can't imagine why not. Are you sure it's the charger and not your cable or Kindle? What happens and what have you tried so far?
2162750
The charge port is micro USB. The same as kindle and many Droid phones (my last 2). My Note 10.1 came with a micro USB -&gt; USB cord that can plug into an outlet charger or your computer for file transfer etc. Hope this helps.
737093
I found one on here actually(on Amazon) that worked wonderfully as a replacement charger for this. Just plus in a USB and plug it straight into this wall charger and viola you have a charger. And its pretty cheap too :) http://www.amazon.com/DoubleUP-Charger-E-Readers-Powered-Devices/dp/B004KNAEKE/ref=cm_cr-mr-title
446579
the light has a regular usb.my kindle is charged through a mini usb. Love the light though. Mu husband uses his pc with this light
1691503
I use the cord that came with my Android Phone or the one that came with my Kindle.
1324657
Mine came with a cord to connect it to my computer for recharging -- a process which is deadly slow. I bought the boxwave recharger so I could plug it into a wall outlet and recharge my Kindle much faster. It's a worthwhile buy.
695420
Do you mean the ereader or the computer version? If it's an ereader you'll be fine, I'm able to charge both my girlfriends and my own kindle off a single charge from day out in the sun haven't had to plug either kindle in since I got this thing months ago. Mind you we are in australia and there's a lot of sun here :)
2260391
Any standard USB charger should work. The safest choice of course is to use notebook or PC USB port for charging while you use the computer for some work.
978487
The USB outputs are standard, just different amperages. The 2.4 amp port should charge a Kindle using your USB cable. From what I read the Kindle takes less than 2 amps. The 1 amp port should also charge the Kindle, just slower.
2129421
Yes, you can recharge the Guide 10 from any USB wall adapter rated at least 1A (such as the one for Kindle Fire). Just make sure to use the USB-to-miniUSB cable that comes with the Guide 10.
1169027
I found a link to where to buy that exact charger for JNC300XL - http://www.toolsource.com/replacement-110v-charger-small-jack-jnc300xl-p-101989.html
993840
The cord is quite a bit shorter than the original charger that comes with your kindle. it is about 20" in length. These chargers are inexpensive, I suggest you buy a couple at a time as you get what you pay for.
313011
My best guess is to contact the company. They seem to be very active in gathering consumer support as they e-mailed me twice asking me to rate their product. I gave them two separate reviews, both rating the product as excellent and I am sure they will replace the charger.
541947
you can use any cord as a replacement. Look at usb fitting match that and you are set to go.
116212
So what is the question? This charger cord has a usb end and a flat end. I got it to use on an original Kindle that I was given. It worked but I gave away the Kindle. It also works on a small Samsung camera that I was given that had no charger cord.
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No the kindle charger is a micro-USB and this takes a mini-USB. However. The base model should come with a charging cable.