Thanks guys. I actually did purchase
SKU 9708610, but I wanted this one too, because of its small size, no blue LED lights (I'm not a fan of these kinds of things) and a dedicated port for 1A and 2.1A respectively.
People say current is pulled, but battery Mooch thinks differently. I tend to agree. So when I charge a device requiring just 1A, I try to use a 1A charger. When charging a device which requires 2A, I try to use a 2A charger.
I noticed this many times when charging my tesla stealth mod. It requires just 1A, and when I charged it using a 2A charger, it would get hot quickly. I feel like when you use a charger with a higher amp rating, it then depends on the device to limit the current being sent to it. So if you have a quality device, using a higher amp charger shouldn't be a problem, but there's a risk, because you're depending on the device to limit the amperage it receives.
Edited on 11/2/2021 at 9:25 AM. Reason: Typos