5 Sure Ways To Know If Your USB Cable Is A Fak

USB cables are important and indispensable accessories of every Smartphone users. USB cables are used for charging of phones either through the regular bus charger or at times through power banks or computer systems. Also, USB cables are useful for large file transfer from any smart phone to a computer.

Although USB can be very important, it can be an instrument of mental torture for phone users who have to wait hours for their phone to fully charge. In order to save you from such psychological torture, I have compiled these 5 useful ways of identifying good grade one USB cables so you won’t fall victims of thick useless cables in the hands of accessories vendors.

Let’s Start.

• ·        Check the inner metal lead of the USB. An original cable is expected to be golden in color; and not brown or silver. This golden look is as a result of its metal being forge from copper. Copper is a far better power conductor when compare to other wires.
• ·        Check the thickness of the cable rubber wrap. Most fake cables often have a thick rigid and inflexible cable. Original on the other hand are like to be flexible and compact but rarely thick in diameter.
• ·        Check for length. Your cable matters as it determine how fast power will transfer from the charger bus up to your phone. I will suggest you buy something not too long
• ·        Check the power rating of your USB bus charger. This actually matters as it dictates how much power is sucked by the socket and transferred to the cable for delivery into your phone batteries. I will recommend you get a charger with a 5V----2A output. This would ensure adequate supply of power and fast charging

• ·        You also need to check the grade of the USB cable. Currently, there are three grades: USB 1.0, USB 2.0 and USB 3.0. This should not be confuse with USB type as theses differs generally. You should know that the higher the grade, the more effective the cable is more likely to be.

With all these done, any other faults detected in your phone charging speed is more likely to be your phone USB port or the battery of the phone that is defective. I will therefore counsel you see your phone engineer immediately
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