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3 years ago

Does USAMS cable support fast charging?

Business

2 answers:

Hatshy [7]3 years ago

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USAMS cable supports fast charging.

Explanation

USAMS is a charging cable. It also features as data connecting cable and phone holder.

The USAMS is a multiple functioning cable.

It is designed such that it can charge the phones in faster rate, it can be used as data transfer and net connecting cable and as it is strong at the other end, it also works as phone holder.

The advantages of USAMS cable over other USB cables are that it can charge an android or smartphone in a faster pace compared to USB.

In the increasing use of smartphones, unavailability of using smartphones for the longer charging times will effect our work. So USAMS cable helps in charging in a faster rate.

DaniilM [7]3 years ago

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Answer:

Yes, it supports fast charging with the fast-charging charger.

Explanation:

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