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Earlier I wrote about How to charge your Kindle Paperwhite without a computer and without blowing it up. Now, I’d like to show you how it actually works (see the video above). Please bear with me for I am not an expert in shooting or editing videos.

In this video, I am showing you how to charge your Kindle Paperwhite using these following USB compatible power adaptors with power output lower than 5.1V:

1. Apple iPhone 7 Plus 128 GB Unlocked US Version (Amazon US). The iPhone power adaptor is compatible with (some of) iPhones, iPads and iPods and has power output of 5.0V – 1.0A.
2. Nikon Charging AC Adapter EH-70P (Amazon US). The Nikon power adaptor is compatible with (some of) Nokia Coolpix S-series cameras and has power output of 5.0V – 0.55A.
3. Duracell Portable Phone Charger (Amazon UK). This power adaptor is compatible with iPhone, iPod, most MP3 players and other smartphones. It has power output of 5.0V – 1.0A.

Due to the fact that the Duracell Portable Phone Charger is a charger by itself so you can use it to charge your Kindle Paperwhite with and without plugging it to a power socket. I use this Duracell Portable USB Charger to charge my iPad, iPhone and Kindle Paperwhite with. One single charger for three devices, it is very ideal for traveling.

In conclusion, it is absolutely safe to charge your Kindle Paperwhite using the above mentioned power adaptors. There has been no smoke, nothing has been blown up and the Kindle Paperwhite works just fine.

As I wrote earlier on the blog post, there are other power adaptors that also have power output of 5.25V or lower that you can charge the Kindle Paperwhite with. Always remember to check its power output value first before plugging it into your Kindle Paperwhite.

Bonus tips:

• Don’t have a Kindle? Get your Kindle Paperwhite from Amazon US & International, Amazon UK or Amazon DE.