Over recent years, mobile phones have become an important part of our daily life. It can not only help you in daily life but also can be helpful for your work and study. Calling, texting, navigating, taking public transport, paying, shopping, booking a hotel, all these functions can be done on your phone.
But if your phone is out of power, you can't use the multi-function again. So it is necessary to charge your phone, that's why the phone charger are an important accessory to phones.
Do you understand the chargers on the market? Why your phone is not compatible with the chargers you buy? Here we will give you some suggestions about choosing the chargers.
Some things you must need to know while buying a charger.
1.Check how much power you need in watts (W).You can find it on the manual and the tech specs. Normally the phone can supports fast charging between 18W-120W.
2.Check what the charging protocol your phone support. As a universal standards, USB Power Delivery (PD) is supported by most phones with TYPE-C. Some brands have their private protocol to obtain higher speeds than USB PD, but they often support only own products and plugs.
If your phone charging protocol is proprietary, such as HUAWEI Super Charge Protocol, HUAWEI Fast Charger Protocol, MI Turbo Charge, OPPO Super VOOC, you'll need to buy the original charger.
Choose a charger which can supply the enough power to your device and be compatible with your charging standard is the correct way. If you’re struggling to find the correct information or want to expand usage scenarios,60W or more high power charger would be a great choice for you. It can not only charge your phones but also can charge your laptops.
If you’ve bought a charger but you're aren’t not sure whether you have getting the fastest speeds, testing your phone's charging power can be a better solution to your problem. In order to know the accurate measurements, you can test the real current, voltage, charging protocol by the USB-C LCD Digital Multimeter.
Post time: Nov-03-2022