Plug the iPhone cord into Samsung charging bulb to charge iPhone okay?

A post about plugging iPhone charger with Samsung charger to charge iPhone on Facebook recently attracted the attention of many people. Although the title is a bit jerky, but the content of the post is not related to the quality of charging but 'strikingly dominant' to another problem quite funny but still makes many people wonder about this issue.

So, does charging the iPhone by using your charging cord but using Samsung's charging bulb cause any risk of explosion? Let's find out through the article below.

On the phone battery charger, the manufacturer will attach and print on the charger several specifications to inform the user. The 3 main units are almost required to be the voltage (V), the current (A) and the power (W = AxV, may not appear).

Basically, every battery in the phone has the ability to regulate the amount of power (A) received by being designed with chips and supporting circuits. That is, the phone battery can be freely adjusted to get more or less power, fast or slow. Independent charging bulbs are also equipped with such power control tools.

Therefore, in case you temporarily use a charging tub with Quick Charge for your "corny" smartphone, don't worry about it exploding. Control circuits and control chips will 'regulate' the amount of power received from the fast charging tubers to match the smartphone's allowable level to cause overloading.

However, sometimes there are exceptions. If you use the old charging bulbs, less support for modern smartphone generation today, it may lead to the phenomenon of slow charging speed, incompatible wiring, do not receive charging cables due to technology gap away . Talking In general, depending on the case, depending on the brand, the problem will be different, it is difficult to say in advance.

Note, these theories are only valid when applied to genuine goods. For fake goods, floating goods, unknown origin, users should not try to avoid possible unfortunate circumstances.