Motorola
Motorola Micro USB Travel Charger SPN5358A-Z 5 V DC
Compact AC adapter with Micro USB connector delivers 5 V DC power for smartphones and other USB devices
- TypeAC Adapter
- Compatible Phone ManufacturerSmartphone USB Device
- Compatible Phone ModelSmartphone USB Device
- Output Volt5 V DC
- OEM Motorola charger built for Micro-USB smartphones
- 5 V DC output delivers standard power for compatible devices
- Compact travel design fits easily in luggage or bags
- Works with most Micro-USB phones for broad compatibility
- AC adapter plugs directly into wall outlets for convenient charging
OEM Micro USB Travel Charger
The Motorola SPN5358A-Z is a compact AC adapter that plugs into any mains outlet and provides a 5 V DC supply for Micro-USB smartphones. Its lightweight design makes it easy to carry for charging at home, in the office or while travelling.
For owners of Micro-USB phones
This charger suits anyone needing a replacement or spare power supply for a device fitted with a Micro-USB port. Buyers whose handsets use USB-C, Lightning or a proprietary connector should look at something else because the fixed Micro-USB cable will not fit those ports.
Fixed Micro-USB output connector
The lead is permanently attached and terminates in a Micro-USB plug, so the charger only works with equipment that accepts that exact interface. No other cable or tip is included in the package.
Highlights
- OEM Motorola charger built for Micro-USB smartphones
- 5 V DC output delivers standard power for compatible devices
- Compact travel design fits easily in luggage or bags
- Works with most Micro-USB phones for broad compatibility
- AC adapter plugs directly into wall outlets for convenient charging
Specifications
| Brand | MOTOROLA |
|---|---|
| Model | SPN5358A-Z |
| Type | AC Adapter |
| Compatible Phone Manufacturer | Smartphone USB Device |
| Compatible Phone Model | Smartphone USB Device |
| Output Volt | 5 V DC |
Questions about this item
Does this SPN5358A-Z charger require the phone to have a Micro-USB port?
Yes, the charger has a fixed Micro-USB connector so the handset must provide a matching Micro-USB socket.
Can I leave this 5 V DC adapter plugged into a hotel wall outlet while also using an older proprietary Motorola dock?
The adapter only supplies power through its Micro-USB cable; it does not interact with any dock connector, so both can be connected to the same phone at different times without conflict.
How can I confirm the SPN5358A-Z is delivering 5 V DC after I plug it in?
The phone will show its charging indicator and the battery level will increase; a USB multimeter inserted in-line can also verify the 5 V DC output.
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