Wasnt the case, at least for me. My phone supports up to 30W charging, and the only cable i have that supports that is the one that came with the phone
Yeah it is nice it can support it, that does however not mean they actually do. There’s so many articles and videos out there around the topic of badly made usb c cables, this is a real issue.
The cable you get with a phone is going to be the most basic of basic charging cables there is.
Wasnt the case, at least for me. My phone supports up to 30W charging, and the only cable i have that supports that is the one that came with the phone
Literally any USB-C cable supports charging with 60W.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USB-C#Power_delivery
Note however that this is not the case for those USB-A to USB-C cables.
Yeah it is nice it can support it, that does however not mean they actually do. There’s so many articles and videos out there around the topic of badly made usb c cables, this is a real issue.
E.g. here since you are probably going to ask for a source https://www.pcworld.com/article/2530811/buying-a-usb-c-cable-watch-out-for-these-6-crucial-gotchas.html
Really your linked article is not very good in my opinion. It just recounts some common ‘wisdom’ without providing any actual data.
Sure, if you got scammed and your cable is not actually a functioning cable, then anything can happen.
However that does not change the fact that any USB-C cable has to support 60W charging.
The cable that comes with my phone is the only way to get full speed charging so that’s false outfight.
So they’ve made a proprietary cable?