Most homes have a drawer of phone chargers, and most of them look interchangeable until something expensive is plugged into one. The AULA A700 lists its charging input as 5V 800mA over USB-C, which is about as undemanding as a rechargeable gadget gets. So the real question behind choosing an AULA A700 charger is not voltage at all; it is whether the brick and cable you grab can deliver that modest current.

Quick Answer

Usually, yes. The A700, R569 from Evetech, charges at 5V 800mA through a USB-C port, and almost any working phone charger supplies 5V with at least that much current. Fast chargers are safe too, because they start at 5V and only step up for devices that request more. You need a cable with a USB-C plug on the headset end.

⚡ Decoding 5V 800mA

Two numbers describe a charging input. Voltage (V) is the electrical pressure, and every standard USB source provides 5V as its baseline. Current (mA) is how much flows; 800mA is the most the A700 will ask for, not an amount forced into it. A device draws what it needs, so a charger rated for 2,000mA or 3,000mA simply has headroom the headset will not use.

What matters, then, is that the charger can supply at least 800mA. A tired old adapter rated at 500mA would likely charge the headset more slowly than intended.

Why fast chargers do not overdo it

Fast-charging standards such as USB Power Delivery begin every connection at 5V. They only raise the voltage after the device on the other end negotiates a higher level. A headset asking for plain 5V never makes that request, so a fast phone charger behaves like a normal one when the A700 is plugged in.

🔌 Cables, ports and sources

The A700's charging port is USB-C, so the cable must end in a USB-C plug on the headset side. The other end can be USB-C or USB-A, depending on the charger or port you use. A few common sources:

  • A phone wall charger, which is the most straightforward option.
  • A USB port on your PC or laptop. Standard USB 3.0 ports supply up to 900mA, which covers the requirement.
  • A monitor or dock with a charging port, handy on a tidy desk.
  • A power bank, useful for topping up away from a wall socket.

Pick a cable in good condition. Frayed or very thin leads cause more charging trouble than chargers do.

🎮 Listening while the phone charger does its job

AULA says the A700 can be used while it charges, so the phone charger by the bed or desk can serve as a live power line during a long session. Once the cell is full, AULA's manual gives the 1500mAh battery over 40 hours of use, with the ear-cup lighting able to eat into that. Four presses of the power button turn the RGB off if you want the charge to stretch.

To compare charging and battery setups across other models, Evetech's gaming headsets page gathers them in one place, and the wireless headset collection covers the cordless options. Should the A700 refuse to charge after you have tried another cable and charger, its 1 Year Local Warranty through Evetech handles a genuine fault.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use my laptop's USB-C charger?

Yes. Laptop chargers using USB Power Delivery start at 5V and only raise it on request, so the headset receives the 5V it expects.

Will a higher-amp charger damage the headset?

No. A device only draws the current it needs, so extra capacity on the charger goes unused.

Why is my headset charging slowly?

The charger or port may supply less than 800mA, or the cable may be worn. Try a wall charger and a different lead.

Can I charge it from a power bank?

Yes. Any power bank with a 5V USB output and a USB-C cable will do the job.

Does it need a special AULA cable?

No proprietary plug is listed. The port is standard USB-C.

Ready to keep your headset topped up without fuss? A plain 5V USB-C input keeps charging simple, and the gaming headsets at Evetech give you plenty of models to weigh on charging and battery.