Answer: No.
1. Because the power of the charger is calculated according to the output voltage and current, and the mobile phone has a special battery specification, the input voltage and current need to be in a fixed range, so the charger power can only be the power specified by the mobile phone or lower; 2. If the power of the charger is too high, it may lead to excessive heat of the mobile phone battery, slow charging speed, poor charging effect, and even damage the mobile phone battery.
Therefore, using the correctly matched charger to charge can better protect the phone battery, rather than just looking at whether the charger meets the requirements of the phone power.
Hello, yes, you can. Because the power of the charger is the maximum output power, the phone will automatically adjust the charging power according to its own charging needs, and it will not cause damage to the phone because the power of the charger is too high.
However, if you use a low-power charger to charge a high-power mobile phone, it will affect the charging speed and charging efficiency, and may even cause damage to the mobile phone battery.
Yes, the power of the charger does not have a negative effect on the charging of the phone. If the power of the charger is greater than the power required by the phone, the phone will automatically adjust the current size without overload or damage. However, when using the charger, pay attention to choosing a regular brand of charger to avoid charging abnormalities or safety problems.
Yes, you can. Because the output power of the charger (that is, voltage times current) can be higher than the charging power demand of the phone, but the phone will only absorb the power it needs, and will not be damaged because the output power of the charger is too high. Therefore, it is safe to use a 66w charger to charge a 60w phone.
It's okay. As long as it's a fast charge. It's best not to overdo it.
Better not, the current strength is more than easy to damage the battery