In modern smartphones, tablets and laptops, the battery is now one of the most important technical characteristics to make the choice on the model to buy.The devices must remain on and active forever more and more time and, for this reason, a good device can be discarded in favor of one with lower performance, but with greater autonomy.
Also for this reason are more and more users who ask questions about how to recharge your smartphone, or any other battery -a -side device, and how to preserve the efficiency of the accumulator as long as possible.Among the most frequent questions, for example, there is the one on the event that reloading a mobile phone with an unorganized charger can ruin the battery.On the other hand, now in all houses it is easy to find more charger than batteries to be loaded, because the charger usually lives longer than the device that has to recharge.But how are things?One charger apply the other?Will recharge with a non -original charger will kill the battery?
The chargers are not all the same
Let's start from the first question, to which we can give a dry answer: no, the chargers are not all the same.Meanwhile, there are those of good quality and those of bad (or bad) quality.Then there are the quick and slower charger.The rapid ones are able to deliver more watts of electric power than the slow ones, but if our smartphone is not able to accept this power the charger will still provide less.Then there are the charger compliant with the power polline standard and those that are not compatible.The PD standard is now almost mandatory to be able to load at maximum power.
Use a non -original charger ruins the battery?
Again, the answer is no.Certainly, at least on the models of medium and high -end smartphones, manufacturers insert a charger in accordance with the most suitable standards of the specific model.If the mobile phone supports 15 Watt charging they will insert a 15 watt charger, if it supports 30 watts in the box we will find a 30 watt charger and so on.
But unless you use charger and counterfeit or damaged cables, there is no problem mixing chargers, cables and devices.However, with a non -original charger, we may not recharge as quickly as possible.Some phones, such as those of Huawei and OnePlus, use a owner charging design, with part of the rapid charging circuits integrated into the charger (and not in the smartphone).
For this reason, to fully exploit the quick charging on these devices it is necessary to use the compatible charger.Otherwise it refills low power.Other manufacturers, such as Samsung and Apple, use more "standard" chargers also for quick charging and allow you to recharge quickly with a little all the chargers capable of delivering maximum power.