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Motorola
A 5V 850mA wall adapter with micro-USB tip, accepting 100-240V input for worldwide use
This is a genuine Motorola FMP5358A wall AC power supply that delivers 5V at 850mA through a micro-USB tip. It accepts a universal input range of 100-240V at 50-60Hz for worldwide use. The adapter includes built-in safeguards against incorrect voltage, short circuit and internal overheating. It suits owners of legacy Motorola phones, headsets or other micro-USB devices that require this exact output.
If the original power supply for a compatible Motorola device is missing, faulty or has a frayed cable, this unit restores reliable charging. The jump is worth it when a generic replacement lacks the same protection circuitry or tip fit. It is not for devices that need a higher current rating, a USB-C connector or a different voltage. Buyers who want fast-charging protocols or multi-port hubs should look elsewhere.
The 0.85A output comfortably handles older feature phones, Bluetooth headsets and similar low-power accessories. It runs out when a tablet, modern smartphone or power bank demands more current than 850mA. The micro-USB tip limits use to devices with that port. There is no capacity to charge multiple items at once or to negotiate higher voltages.
| Model | FMP5358A |
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The adapter has an integrated plug for 100-240V~120mA 50-60Hz mains, so no separate lead is required.
Insert the micro-USB tip with the wider side facing up; forcing it upside down can damage the port.
Replace the adapter if the output drops below 5V 850mA, the cable frays, or the body shows cracks.
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