The pictured adapter is the standard one. What do you think you're imagining exactly? Kindles don't come with a charger? That seems a bit silly, for a device

The pictured adapter is the standard one. What do you think you're imagining exactly? Kindles don't come with a charger? That seems a bit silly, for a device that has to charge... You can use this adapter to charge your phone, or power your chromecast. It's not automatically junk if either of the two aforementioned devices should ever become junk, like the traditional "wall-wart" with randomly sized barrel plugs, or some other standard. If anything is strange, it's that seemingly this law takes no account of non-USB devices that don't have any reason to plug into a computer, and may have variable power requirements other than 1A or 2.1A provided by USB at 5V. Don't get me wrong, I think it's great to have a common standard, it's a shame there aren't more of them /s Also wondering what happens under this law when USB-C comes around? It's been a while since I've seen a new phone that doesn't use USB-C here stateside, but according to this law I would think that to be impossible and illegal. (So how does that shake out in practice?) A quick google search doesn't seem to indicate that this is a solved issue, finding this result on the front page concerned in 2015 that the wrong thing will happen: https://medium.com/@gfrontera/usb-type-c-and-the-eu-35482b314f89 https://medium.com/@gfrontera/usb-type-c-and-the-eu-35482b31...