Is there a difference in “the charge” that a cell phone gets in the car vs. plugging into a wall socket?

Question

Or in a blackberry’s case, the PC? The charge seems much more substantial through the wall socket, but wanted another opinion. Thanks.

Answer 1

yes, one is electricity from nuclear power which is better for batteries than the electricity from the gas your engine makes.

Answer 2

i would presume that the car charger would charge the phone at a much slower rate because it does not have access to the kind of power you could extract from a wall socket.

Answer 3

their the same.it make no difference.

Answer 4

Yes. The wall socket charges a battery at a much slower rate, which is better for the battery and will make it last longer. A car charger usually charges at a very fast rate, and isn't very good for the battery. Only plug a cell phone in in the car when you absolutely have to, and it will last much much longer.

Answer 5

Only charge your phone in the car if it is an emergency.  I charged my phone in the car all the time and after 6 months, my battery was only holding a charge for a few hours instead of a few days.  So I had to go out and buy a new battery. Now I have had this new battery for 2 years and never charged in the car and it is still working great!

Hope this helps, have a great day =D