Can a laptop charger charge a phone?
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- čas přidán 28. 08. 2024
- Can a laptop charger charge a phone? Yes! If the phone and power adapter both use USB Type C, then you should be able to use the two safely. It may not be as fast as charging the phone with a dedicated phone charger, but it will work in a pinch.
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Well needed video. Thank you so much.
Thank you this was needed!
If there is a problem, it is caused by the device being charged.
Many cheap Chinese devices - e-cigarette, small soldering irons, flashlights, etc. use the USB-C connector (because the market want it), but do not implement the PD protocol. Such poorly made devices wants +5 Volt 2 Amps fixed, and do not accept or conduct any voltage negotiations. Basically the manufacturers replaced the micro-USB connector with an USB-C one, leaving in place the old charging circuitry. You realise the scam when they write "Use only the USB-A to USB-C cable provided to charge the device". Your best course of action is to use a non-PD power brick, and buying a quality device next time.
Any well made device will accept a charge from any PD charger. I use a 140 W U-Green power brick to charge all my devices with no problems. The PD standard is a great victory of universal standardisation, and everyone can enjoy its extreme compatibility...
Anthony
Thankyou for your content
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Also my phone charger charges my laptop just fine , at a slower rate that is, both are PD compatible.
That's nice info, but are there any side effects on battery life?
Can't think of a situation where battery health, if that's what you mean, could be affected. Actually, it might be even beneficial because you're not using fast charging
Now you can charge you laptop and blow you phone up with the same charger! /,
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What makes you say that?
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@LeftyMaker I'm just being a goof bro what I mean is its a "CHARGER" ofcourse it's gonna "CHARGE" other stuff too if the specifications/requirements match up.
@@MauroReyes-nl7wm if we go back 10 or even 5 years ago, this would've fried your phone, he is showing that tech is evolving. also BMS of phones is evolving.
@MauroReyes-nl7wm I think you don't realize most people are unaware of this. If this doesn't help you in particular, don't make smart comments assuming everyone is an expert