Not always. Use a compatible, good quality cable in good condition.
This answer is focused on the practical result, the safest way to handle it, and what changes to expect afterward.
No. Not always. Use a compatible, good quality cable in good condition.
Not always. Use a compatible, good quality cable in good condition.
This answer is focused on the practical result, the safest way to handle it, and what changes to expect afterward.
A cable may fit your phone but still charge slowly, fail data transfer, overheat, or wear out quickly.
Use a compatible cable from a reliable brand, especially if you want fast charging. The cable, phone, and charger all need to support the same charging level.
Replace cables that are frayed, bent, loose, cracked, or showing exposed wire.
Not always. Use a compatible, good quality cable in good condition. The best result comes from handling it the right way instead of guessing.