Any decent charger should only supply as much as the device can handle. Typically the device being charged will determine how much current is allowed, but very poor chargers can cause overcharging/over-voltage etc. I unfortunately experienced this when a cheap charger(which wasn't a fast charger) failed & instantly killed my phone. I'll never use a no-name charger again!, or at least not one that is mains powered,
Awesome video man. Why do you think certain OEM cables work better for a specific device? Seems to me like wire gauge is the only major factor causing voltage drop that limits charging? i guess better pin contact could make a difference...
Thank you. I recently discovered that my old smartphone was not charging as quickly. I can't help but wonder if it is due to either a software update or the cable I'm using (i own a dozen cables, and many are cheapo $1 cables or cheap cables that came with other inexpensive electronic devices). I think i will relegate the cheap cables to overnight charging only.
Hi have different scenario Wherein I purchased type c cable from Amazon The phone is charging quickly n discharging is also quite fast After using that cable the turbo charger also heats up while charging
Hi Gdmorning my name is ricardo i just came across your video i would like to say thanks for sharing your thoughts with us on different charging cables...two things could u please send me d link of d white cable we should buy & also d USB power tester thank u again stay safe be safe out there bro 🙏🏼👊🏼👌🏼👍🏼
Yes I've tested once and it seems like it's very handy and easy to use but at the same time you need to be very careful for the micro usb for its miniscule size.Overall, it's very good but don't anticipate that it will last for a decade because it's "TOTALLY IMPOSSIBLE", nothing in this world last forever. PS: just handle with care
I wonder how bad those cheap aliexpress flowing light cables with magnetic tips cables are. I use them to charge bluetooth headphone/earbud/headlamp stuff, so probably doesn't matter much.
If you buy a lot of stuff that comes from china, notably cable brands like remax and pineng, remember that there ARE fakes of these cheap cables that run even cheaper. I also noticed that recently, they actually found a way to trick your device into thinking its fast charging, but if you time the charge, it is very obviously at least 1/3 of the oem cables. I tested this specifically on my oneplus 5 with a 'dash charge' rated fake cable. I also tested playing pubg while charging, when using the oem cable, my battery percentage goes up albeit at a slower pace, but with the fake cable, it outright doesn't go up at all.
is there anyone need to make quality wire, we are genuine wire maker from China, can make quality wire based on your design draws and requirement, full your demands,reject fake one.
Here is it: www.aliexpress.com/store/product/DC-Energy-USB-tester-Digital-voltmeter-amperimetro-current-voltage-meter-amp-volt-detector-power-bank-charger/2022043_32779513591.html?spm=2114.12010612.8148356.42.71195979hatt2X It's called a USB Power Meter.
hello good day!! i just used a usb multimeter/voltmeter and shows a 5.34v=1.4A . is it okay to use it on my smartphone with 5v output? i tried another adapter and the reading is 4.95v=1.12A which is better to use???? btw my smart phone is samsung galaxy j7pro im looking forward for your response thankyou :))
Amps from a source like a AC-->DC wall adapter will provide up to what is listed at the rated voltage but the current being used by the device will be based on the devices needs/circuit draw. You phone shouldn't be a power source and it should have charge regulation circuitry that reads the voltage and controls it in order to safely charge the li-ion cell. The current drawn during charge is controlled by the charging circuitry and it will draw what it can at the voltage needed to handle the 4.2v needed for the cell and the voltage drop from the IC handling the charge and it will be set to charge the cell at a safe rate based on it's total capacity. IMO as long as the cable has clean contacts and makes a good connection at each end pretty much any decent cable will work, the charge rate can change dynamically for other reasons then the wire. Cable length would be the biggest factor rather then other cable properties for your standard cable. A thicker power wire in the cables would simply allow for a slightly longer cable showing the same rate as the shorter standard ones.
For goodness sake... you are gabling. Please speak more slowly, more clearly, and preferably record in a room with less reverberation. (You can reduce reverb by hanging a few blankets around the mike. And, if the floor is hard, put a blanket, or a towel, on that as well.)
Great video, lots of great information! I was wondering what is the device you used to get the information on? And where can I get one at a reasonable price?
Here is one that would work for most cases: www.aliexpress.com/store/product/DC-Energy-USB-tester-Digital-voltmeter-amperimetro-current-voltage-meter-amp-volt-detector-power-bank-charger/2022043_32779513591.html?spm=2114.12010612.8148356.42.71195979hatt2X Here is one that is overkill for most cases, but it is very accurate, and supports many modes: www.aliexpress.com/item/RD-UM25-UM25C-for-APP-USB-2-0-Type-C-LCD-Voltmeter-ammeter-voltage-current-meter/32855845265.html?spm=2114.search0104.3.3.641a7e5b9CH3jY&ws_ab_test=searchweb0_0,searchweb201602_5_10065_10068_10130_10547_10059_10548_10696_100031_10084_10083_10103_451_452_10618_10139_10307,searchweb201603_54,ppcSwitch_2&algo_expid=ffaa8fe0-1269-47af-abe0-53ab48eb1d8e-0&algo_pvid=ffaa8fe0-1269-47af-abe0-53ab48eb1d8e&transAbTest=ae803_1&priceBeautifyAB=0 Can also work with Bluetooth.
Didn't click off right away! First he came and posted a comment, then clicked off! Still doubt that. Unless you Generation Stupid are able to post comments on a video your no longer watching.
No freaking annoying background music, straight to the point. Nicely done, very helpful.
Sending you a big kiss. Thanks man! 👍 👍 👍
"What the heck is up guys"😂 that sounds rude
😂
I am friigin good, bud!
nigga I liked just for that "what the heck is up" intro
caught me so off guard
What is the voltmeter u r using and where can i get them? Would be really helpful..
vivek hari narayanan.v just search up usb current meter on eBay or Amazon that's where I found this one
If you’re looking for a quality phone charging cable you can’t beat these
Video link:
ua-cam.com/video/UcW_36WSJ2I/v-deo.html
Does using 20W fast charger to charge a power bank that supports 18W fast charging effect the the power bank in negative way?
Any decent charger should only supply as much as the device can handle. Typically the device being charged will determine how much current is allowed, but very poor chargers can cause overcharging/over-voltage etc. I unfortunately experienced this when a cheap charger(which wasn't a fast charger) failed & instantly killed my phone. I'll never use a no-name charger again!, or at least not one that is mains powered,
Very interisting, but gosh, too much talking. You are repeating the same info 3-6 times , just plug-in show result. But again educational.
Missed the opportunity to link to a purchase source.
Does using 20W fast charger to charge a power bank that supports 18W fast charging effect the the power bank in negative way?
No BCS fast charging chargers have an integrated chip that controls voltages according to your phone
i would comment on amps but thats covered in my other comment
11:56
"The wire gauge is so thin"
But I saw from my research that the smaller the guage(AWG), the higher the amps. So, which one is correct?
No, the smaller the gauge is lower the charge. It is as easy as a cursory Google search.
Awesome video man. Why do you think certain OEM cables work better for a specific device? Seems to me like wire gauge is the only major factor causing voltage drop that limits charging? i guess better pin contact could make a difference...
Thank you. I recently discovered that my old smartphone was not charging as quickly. I can't help but wonder if it is due to either a software update or the cable I'm using (i own a dozen cables, and many are cheapo $1 cables or cheap cables that came with other inexpensive electronic devices). I think i will relegate the cheap cables to overnight charging only.
Hi have different scenario
Wherein I purchased type c cable from Amazon
The phone is charging quickly n discharging is also quite fast
After using that cable the turbo charger also heats up while charging
‘what the heck is up guys’
I like my cables THICC
Great video! Thanks for taking the time man.
Hi Gdmorning my name is ricardo i just came across your video i would like to say thanks for sharing your thoughts with us on different charging cables...two things could u please send me d link of d white cable we should buy & also d USB power tester thank u again stay safe be safe out there bro 🙏🏼👊🏼👌🏼👍🏼
Ever test magnetic lightning charge cable? What experience do you have with them? Wondering if they're worth it.
Yes I've tested once and it seems like it's very handy and easy to use but at the same time you need to be very careful for the micro usb for its miniscule size.Overall, it's very good but don't anticipate that it will last for a decade because it's "TOTALLY IMPOSSIBLE", nothing in this world last forever.
PS: just handle with care
I wonder how bad those cheap aliexpress flowing light cables with magnetic tips cables are.
I use them to charge bluetooth headphone/earbud/headlamp stuff, so probably doesn't matter much.
If you buy a lot of stuff that comes from china, notably cable brands like remax and pineng, remember that there ARE fakes of these cheap cables that run even cheaper. I also noticed that recently, they actually found a way to trick your device into thinking its fast charging, but if you time the charge, it is very obviously at least 1/3 of the oem cables. I tested this specifically on my oneplus 5 with a 'dash charge' rated fake cable. I also tested playing pubg while charging, when using the oem cable, my battery percentage goes up albeit at a slower pace, but with the fake cable, it outright doesn't go up at all.
Nice work my friend!!
what the heck???.. at least make it sound like a joke... don`t read it all at once.
great info/explanations and easy to understand- thank you! p.s.- make sure you show full pics of the meter when hooked up
is there anyone need to make quality wire, we are genuine wire maker from China, can make quality wire based on your design draws and requirement, full your demands,reject fake one.
HI,,, where can I buy that 20awg Micro usb cable and how short it is ? Thanks
thank you soooooooooooow much //////// free kuwaik .
Great info, awesome! Thanks!
Love u bro.. May i know which country u belong to...
Little Technical Thank you! I belong to the United States.
what is the name of that white usb cable? can i have a link? wanna buy that
Here is it:
www.aliexpress.com/store/product/DC-Energy-USB-tester-Digital-voltmeter-amperimetro-current-voltage-meter-amp-volt-detector-power-bank-charger/2022043_32779513591.html?spm=2114.12010612.8148356.42.71195979hatt2X
It's called a USB Power Meter.
Thanks for sharing =D
nice video man
Thank you.
Good job Jacob.
hello good day!! i just used a usb multimeter/voltmeter and shows a 5.34v=1.4A . is it okay to use it on my smartphone with 5v output? i tried another adapter and the reading is 4.95v=1.12A which is better to use???? btw my smart phone is samsung galaxy j7pro
im looking forward for your response thankyou :))
Amps from a source like a AC-->DC wall adapter will provide up to what is listed at the rated voltage but the current being used by the device will be based on the devices needs/circuit draw. You phone shouldn't be a power source and it should have charge regulation circuitry that reads the voltage and controls it in order to safely charge the li-ion cell. The current drawn during charge is controlled by the charging circuitry and it will draw what it can at the voltage needed to handle the 4.2v needed for the cell and the voltage drop from the IC handling the charge and it will be set to charge the cell at a safe rate based on it's total capacity.
IMO as long as the cable has clean contacts and makes a good connection at each end pretty much any decent cable will work, the charge rate can change dynamically for other reasons then the wire. Cable length would be the biggest factor rather then other cable properties for your standard cable. A thicker power wire in the cables would simply allow for a slightly longer cable showing the same rate as the shorter standard ones.
Not an accurate enough video. Every few minutes your saying “I don’t know” or “I think” or “OOPS” ...redo....
For goodness sake... you are gabling. Please speak more slowly, more clearly, and preferably record in a room with less reverberation. (You can reduce reverb by hanging a few blankets around the mike. And, if the floor is hard, put a blanket, or a towel, on that as well.)
Great video, lots of great information! I was wondering what is the device you used to get the information on? And where can I get one at a reasonable price?
Here is one that would work for most cases:
www.aliexpress.com/store/product/DC-Energy-USB-tester-Digital-voltmeter-amperimetro-current-voltage-meter-amp-volt-detector-power-bank-charger/2022043_32779513591.html?spm=2114.12010612.8148356.42.71195979hatt2X
Here is one that is overkill for most cases, but it is very accurate, and supports many modes:
www.aliexpress.com/item/RD-UM25-UM25C-for-APP-USB-2-0-Type-C-LCD-Voltmeter-ammeter-voltage-current-meter/32855845265.html?spm=2114.search0104.3.3.641a7e5b9CH3jY&ws_ab_test=searchweb0_0,searchweb201602_5_10065_10068_10130_10547_10059_10548_10696_100031_10084_10083_10103_451_452_10618_10139_10307,searchweb201603_54,ppcSwitch_2&algo_expid=ffaa8fe0-1269-47af-abe0-53ab48eb1d8e-0&algo_pvid=ffaa8fe0-1269-47af-abe0-53ab48eb1d8e&transAbTest=ae803_1&priceBeautifyAB=0
Can also work with Bluetooth.
Our China factory have many usb cable ,please see my video if u are a busienss man for this
“What the heck is up guys”... immediately clicked off
So you're sensitive like that?
Didn't click off right away! First he came and posted a comment, then clicked off! Still doubt that. Unless you Generation Stupid are able to post comments on a video your no longer watching.
very useful info.