Motorola e815 and older chargers

My new e815 charger has a different voltage (4.6v) than the older
chargers that I have for my V265 and bluetooth speaker (5.9v). The
connectors are the same.

Can I safely use the old 5.9v charger on the e815?

Thanks

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In article <[email protected]>,
MikeG <[email protected]> wrote:
>My new e815 charger has a different voltage (4.6v) than the older
>chargers that I have for my V265 and bluetooth speaker (5.9v). The
>connectors are the same.
>
>Can I safely use the old 5.9v charger on the e815?

Yes. The charging time will be different; compare the maximum rated
current output listed on each charger.

Mike S. wrote:
> MikeG <[email protected]> wrote:
>>My new e815 charger has a different voltage (4.6v) than the older
>>chargers that I have for my V265 and bluetooth speaker (5.9v). The
>>connectors are the same.
>>
>>Can I safely use the old 5.9v charger on the e815?
>
> Yes. The charging time will be different; compare the maximum rated
> current output listed on each charger.

Aren't those lithium-ion batteries? I don't know if I'd do that.

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In article <[email protected]>,
clifto <[email protected]> wrote:
>Mike S. wrote:
>> MikeG <[email protected]> wrote:
>>>My new e815 charger has a different voltage (4.6v) than the older
>>>chargers that I have for my V265 and bluetooth speaker (5.9v). The
>>>connectors are the same.
>>>
>>>Can I safely use the old 5.9v charger on the e815?
>>
>> Yes. The charging time will be different; compare the maximum rated
>> current output listed on each charger.
>
>Aren't those lithium-ion batteries? I don't know if I'd do that.

All Motorola phones marketed in at least the last 5 years have used
lithium-ion batteries. The general rule with Motorola chargers is: if the
plug fits, the charger is compatible.