Is my USB-Power supply genuine? (Picture)

Hi folks,
I have ordered a brand new iPhone 5S via Amazon, but it came with another usb->power adapter than my first 5S - Why and how?
The one I have got with my first 5S (from which I think it's the original/geniune apple adapter) has "Model No: A1400" printed on it.
However, the one I've received now, is smaller, and something tells me that there is something fishy. It has a complete different form - "Model No. A1265".
As I'm from Austria, both of them have the european O O shaped poles... no problem with that. But how come there are two different kinds of USB-Power adaptors?

Daft:
You can do a quick voltage test on the QS power supply by following this procedure (which describes a Gigabit Ethernet model). Please note that the QS trickle voltage at pin 22 is 25v, not 28v as indicated for the Gigabit Ethernet Mac. The rest is the same. Here's a link which shows the color coding of the wires at their respective locations at the connector pinouts on the QS, for ease in identification.
The procedure might look complex/intimidating at first, but it's really quite simple and the only thing you need is a voltmeter.
Gary
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