5 Tips for Choosing Chargers Suitable for Smartphones

Addicted to using a smartphone is a problem, but also can not be avoided, just how we manage it properly, the need for a smartphone is not just a performance but now the battery is also considered. 

Manufacturers have innovated with smartphones for battery problems, ranging from large capacity batteries, energy efficient smartphone components, and fast charging features that are claimed to charge smartphones quickly.

In this article we will discuss about charger, precisely the tips on choosing the right charging for smartphones that we have, don't make the wrong choice, it can later make your smartphone broken and the worst can explode. The following tips on how to choose the right smartphone charging.

Each price will be proportional to the quality, cheap price may indicate quality that will be easily damaged, and even can damage the smartphone or the most terrible can blow up the smartphone, I recommend you buy the charger above $5 because I think this is the point where the price is cheap and the quality is safe.

That conclusion I get when I bought the charger with only $5, after I tried it went smoothly even though the electrical output came out does not match what was written on the adapter (80 + +% of what was promised).

Online stores also play the role of choosing the appropriate charger. Even if you want to buy offline, there is no harm in also checking online stores, because there are reviews from other charger buyers so you can conclude whether the prices are appropriate, unsuitable, original, or fake, at least the buyers who are tricked are beneficial to other buyers so they are not fooled again.

Seeing the writing on the adapter is a frequent step to check the charger compatibility with our smartphones, but sometimes there is also a problem because the writing is small or when we have an eye disorder, but there is no guarantee that Authentic writing because in fact it may have been counterfeited.

Noteworthy when looking at the writing on the adapter is the output issued by the charger, I have seen several examples of 5V / 2A, 5V / 0.8A, and 5V / 1A, you only need to match which is the same as the standard charger for your smartphone.

After seeing the writing on the adapter, the next step is to check whether the writing is really original, if in the past we might use a special tool to check it, but now on smartphones there are electric sensors so we don't need to use a voltage meter again. Many applications that can display electric currents in and out of our smartphones, one of which is Ampere, which you can download in the app store.

This is the most effective way to get an original charger, it is almost impossible that charger purchased at official stores are fake, but one of the drawbacks is usually more expensive than a normal store. "Buy at a trusted official store" is my last suggestion, if you don't want to take the risk and don't have time to do other tips.