Nowadays many smartphone users are faced with the issues of slow charging. One of the major causes of this can be traced to using of fake or unverified charger.

I recently did a survey on one of the super chargers in the market alongside their specs and charging speed.

Check below:
√ Non-Verified (Fake) Blackberry Charger
Specs: Input: AC 100v - 240v (50/60Hz)
Output: DC 5V (0.75A)
Speed: A bit Slow.



√ Non-Verified (Most Fake) Chargers with Light on it
Specs: Input: AC 100 - 240v (50/60Hz)
Output: DC 5V (0.5A)
Speed: Very Slow.

√Verified New Age Energizer (original)
Specs: Input: AC 100v - 240v (50/60Hz) 0.15A
Output: DC 5V (1A)
Speed: Very Fast.



√Verified Standard Gionee 1A Charger (original)
Specs: Input: AC 90 - 300v (50/60Hz) 0.15A
Output: DC 5V (1A)
Speed: Very Fast.


√Verified UK Based Woo Charger (original)
Specs: Input: AC 100 - 240v (50/60Hz) 0.2A
Output: DC 5V (1.5A)
Speed: Extremely Fast.



√Verified Original Blackberry Charger Without USB (original)
Specs: Input: AC 100 - 240v (50/60Hz)
Output: DC 5V (2.0A)
Speed: Excellently Fast.

So its advisable to buy ONLY chargers with the verified specs

How can i recognize a Original/Verified Charger?
Each original charger has their specs written boldly on it

NB: Try to also get an original USB cord, because slow charge can also occur due to bad USB cords.

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