at&t and sprint charging ports

[TProUserOnSprint]

Originally Posted by cornelious2

the kaiser used micro usb instead of mini usb so its a fair question I think.

Correct me if I'm wrong but the TP uses micro usb not mini. So did the kaiser (Tilt) both of which I carry. Chargers and data cables work interchangably with the FUZE, Sprint TP, and Tilt (Tytn II, Kaiser) this includes any standard mirco usb cables. Be wary of cheap chargers, they'll overcharge your battery and kill it.

Originally Posted by TProUserOnSprint

Correct me if I'm wrong but the TP uses micro usb not mini. So did the kaiser (Tilt) both of which I carry. Chargers and data cables work interchangably with the FUZE, Sprint TP, and Tilt (Tytn II, Kaiser) this includes any standard mirco usb cables. Be wary of cheap chargers, they'll overcharge your battery and kill it.

I fear you're a bit misinformed.

Anyway, it's a mini USB, micro USB is smaller even... to be technical, it's a Mini-B (while the standard, full-size connector is called A)... but it's just commonly called USB mini.

I bought a car charger on ebay for a razr for $3 and some change shipped, works fantastic, gives the phone 1000mah even though it says it's only rated for 500mah. I wouldn't worry too much about overcharging your battery as the actual management of charging happens in the phone's hardware, not the charger.

[TProUserOnSprint]

Originally Posted by ShadowDrake

I fear you're a bit misinformed.

Anyway, it's a mini USB, micro USB is smaller even... to be technical, it's a Mini-B (while the standard, full-size connector is called A)... but it's just commonly called USB mini.

I bought a car charger on ebay for a razr for $3 and some change shipped, works fantastic, gives the phone 1000mah even though it says it's only rated for 500mah. I wouldn't worry too much about overcharging your battery as the actual management of charging happens in the phone's hardware, not the charger.

My only point was that an AT&T charger DOES work with the Sprint touch pro and diamond.