The Huawei band is usually charged using a dedicated charging head, rather than using the phone's fast charging head. While both the Huawei band and the phone use USB ports for charging, their charging specifications may differ.
Using the fast charging head of a mobile phone to charge the Huawei Wristband may have the following risks:
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Excessive charging current: The fast charging head of the mobile phone usually outputs a higher current, and the charging current of the Huawei wristband is generally small. If you use a fast charger to charge the bracelet, it may cause the bracelet to not work properly or be damaged.
Charging voltage mismatch: The fast charging head of the mobile phone usually outputs a higher voltage, while the charging voltage of the bracelet is generally lower. If you use a fast charger to charge the bracelet, it may cause the bracelet to fail to charge properly or be damaged.
To ensure security and normal use, you are advised to use the dedicated charging head provided with the Huawei Wristband to charge the device. If you need to replace the charging head, it is recommended to choose the original charging head that fits with the wristband or the official certified compatible charging head. This can avoid potential risks and ensure the normal operation of the bracelet.
Huawei wristband is charged through the USB port, so you can charge it by inserting a device that can provide USB port charging, including a mobile phone fast charger. However, it should be noted that when charging, it should be charged according to the input voltage and current supported by the bracelet, so as not to cause damage to the hand ring. It is best to choose the original charger for charging to ensure the safety and efficiency of charging.
Huawei wristband can not be charged with a mobile phone. Because the battery of the Huawei bracelet is different from that of the mobile phone battery, using the fast charger with relatively large power will cause damage to the hand ring battery.