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drjmcrl Probably, it’s just USB so you can connect anything that uses it
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BG105710253 Ican't try it because I don't have the right device but, it is a false 30w QC 3.0 charger because the real specs are 5V-2,4A = 11W, 9V-2A = 18W, 12V-1,5A = 18W. Regarding Mi9 T Pro Specs commonly delivred with a 27W QC 3.0-4.0 charger or 18W QC 3.0 like the Mi9 T, it is compatible with both chargers. Well... you can use this charger but you have to check if the phone is not too greedy and ask too much power to the charger. It will burn it and it is a risk for your phone. Finally, don't expect to charge your phone faster than with the original 18W charger. Regards
2021-01-21 03:41:29 Nuttig (2)