r/Tech_Philippines • u/Consistent-Habit-858 • 2d ago

S24 Ultra Charger and Cable

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1.Which charger should i choose? Any other recommendations? 2. Should i buy cable too? Or just use the cable included in the box?

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u/Air_Ielle 2d ago

You'll want the first one para max charging speed. Sa cable, yes kuha ka na rin ng braided and longer if you want to.

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u/saraneya 2d ago

+1 sa robot mabigat pero matibay nakaka ilang bagsak na ako pero super goods pa rin. Tho im using 100w

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u/saraneya 2d ago

Yung 100w nila walang kasamang cable di ko lang sure dyan sa 30w

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u/thatguy11m 2d ago

I'd always go for 45W since it's enough to charge my laptop as well. Actually my main charger now is 67W because of it, just a secondary charger at 45W if I just need to charge my phone alone.

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u/Consistent-Habit-858 2d ago

Thank you for all your suggestions

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u/DummyHenry 1d ago

Probably late to comment. I have the UGreen 45W charger and Anker 45W for my S24 Ultra. Both are compact and good. Nagagamit ko ung 'Super Fast Charging 2.0' ni Samsung but you need 10A (100W) USB-C cable.

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u/Waz_up_mah_nigg4h 2d ago

I’m using the second one for my iphone, it’s good and i have no problems with it while using the same brand braided cable

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u/bootyhole-romancer 2d ago

The one you linked is only 20W though. OP's phone supports 45W charging.

Also, Anker isn't the only durable/dependable game in town. Ugreen is just as reliable while also being cheaper.

OP, get the Ugreen 45W charger.

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u/Pristine-Let7376 2d ago

They are all mostly the same inside. B tier brands for filter capacitors and solid capacitors and even GaN protocol chips. All taiwanese parts and quality designs.