The 99% charge is nothing, happens on laptops as well, it has to do with battery health and a variety of factors that are used into calculating battery percentage. What they most likely meant, is a fake AC Adapter, that thing you plug into the wall. I've used cheap chinese ones before, and the screen would become less accurate. It has to do with the amount of noise emitting from the charger. Let me tell you, anything that is suppose to be emiting a DC current and is emitting some AC, voltage spikes and the such, with it which isn't something you want to deal with in your circuits. I got a refund for the AC adapter and got a OEM apple charger, and like magic my screen works perfectly while its being charged. Also, the iPhone is rated to handle up to 1 Amp at 5 Volts, most chargers such as standard usb charger uses 500 milliamps(mA) which is completely fine (just takes longer to charge). Usb chargers are also in a computer that generally speaking has a well built power supply that provides a very steady DC...