Can I use 100w cable for 60w charger?
Yes, you can use a 100W cable for a 60W charger. The charger will only provide the amount of power that the device needs, so using a higher wattage cable will not damage the device. In fact, it may actually help to improve the charging speeds.
The cable will only transfer the power that the charger is providing. So, if you are using a 60W charger, the cable will only transfer 60W of power.
However, if you are using a 100W charger, the cable will be able to transfer 100W of power. This means that the cable will be able to handle the higher wattage of the charger and will not be damaged.
So, if you have a 100W cable, you can safely use it with a 60W charger. It will not damage the charger or the device that you are charging.
Here are some things to keep in mind when using a higher wattage cable:
- Make sure that the cable is compatible with the charger and the device. The cable should have the same connector type and voltage as the charger and the device.
- Do not use a cable that is too long. A longer cable will have more resistance, which can reduce the charging speeds.
- Do not use a cable that is damaged. A damaged cable can pose a safety hazard.
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