DrPhone Pro Series - Magnetic 90° Angled USB-C Cable - Data + Charging - 3A MAX - Strong Magnet – 2 Metres

This magnetic cable with only a USB-C tip has a 90 degree angled design. It is designed to freely watch videos or play games while charging. It can be rotated 360 degrees while charging. The magnetic USB charging cable also has an LED indicator

The cable is made of nylon braided material. This cord is tangle-free and robust + it is stronger than normal cables that break or come loose quickly.

• Supports Qualcomm 3.0 / 3.0 Rapid Charging
• 90 degree design
• Braided cable
• Strong magnet

What is Fast charging?

- Understanding fast charging:

The output of a charger is measured in current and voltage. Current (or amperage) is the amount of electricity flowing from the battery to the connected device, while voltage is the strength of the electric current. Multiplying volts by amps gives you wattage, the measure of total power.

To charge a device faster, most manufacturers increase the current or vary the voltage to increase the amount of potential energy to a device. Most fast charging standards dynamically vary the voltage rather than increasing the current.

Standard USB 3.0 port output is at a level of 5V / 1A for smaller devices like wearables. Most phones and other devices can handle 5V / 2.4A. For fast charging, you look for something that raises the voltage to 5V, 9V, 12V and higher, or increases the current to 3A and above.

Keep in mind your phone will only draw as much current as its charging circuit is designed for. So even if you plug it into a 5V / 3A adapter, if it can only handle 5V / 2.4A, that is the speed it will charge at. To fast charge, you need a phone or other device with a charging circuit that can use one of the fast charging standards and an adapter and cable enabled for the same standard.

- What do you need?

Depending on the device you use, the fast charging standard you can use may vary. Check what your phone supports and then look at your wall adapter to see if it supports the same standard (usually indicated as A). Then make sure your cable is compatible with the number of Amps.