#type c cable

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My Cystereo Fusion Glare Authentic Hi-Fi Wireless Earbuds - Part 3 (Charging Test & Battery Life Run)

Hello to my good followers and hoping my clsest friends. I'm finally coming to bring this long awaited review part post to continue my recent Cystereo Wireless Earbuds topic I've been waiting for. Although I like to apologies for a taking a long absent break after December. 7th, 2021 when getting through the unboxing until coming back soon. Hoping this is a right time for this year of 2022 as I go along to make some test to check. However for this one, I happened to save it from November 4th through 10th after one month ago last year. While not yet for doing on connection and sound test if I wanted to save on my next review part post soon; just hoping while doing on recordings with my other tablet like saying the "Tab E" kind. However remembering back in January. 31st, 2021 that I still had a USB Micro B cable when showing its rips. Link Here

Just saying though it'll be tricky to use it now until I can get some new ones, but thanksfully after leaving my Samsung Galaxy tablet turned off from one year ago that it still had battery juice before completely run off. So hoping if I had time to do some recordings during my next review part post to share, that'll be great. *Thumbs up*

Anyways back to this latest review post, I've did my charging and battery life run test to my new wireless earbuds setting up. It tooks me days during the month of November 2021, but work hard of hoping it'll be good to use while checking and listening through music is a nice step to make. Hope you guys and to my closest friends gonna like this.

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As you can see after taking some pics I've gotten back in November 4th from 7:54 to 8:01 A.M. I begin my charging test when using such items to use that only work with my charging case. Well I do still had its Type-C Cable after came from the wireless earbud's box I've opened, I needed just one adapter to plug with it when reading the manual saids to connect the charging case to a compatible adapter; along with the cable then plug into a socket. At least knwoing it won't be too hard cause I have two adapters that I originally used for my tablets; both Apple's iPad Mini and Android's Samsung Tab E. However, I'm picking the Samsung adapter by my own choice to hope it'll be working well while doing my progress in the making. Sure enough when plugging that it does work fine for starters. Just hoping to make sure nothing goes wrong when taking care of things; especially how to placed it while trying to observed without leaving to hang or just trying to place on the floor. Since its Type-C Cable was shorter that I've measured to be 12 inches though, It would be a bit tricky. Thankfully though with my foldable tablet to place and a right sided socket into my bedroom wall that you've probably seen it on my pics on mid top. Before getting started, when reading the manual book it saids for charging time will take 2 hours until completion when the case's LED Indicator will shown all 4 white light up.

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To make sure of it, I took at least one photo from the reading manual to show details for the LED Indicator looks like when taking charge time. It could be useful to learn which precent numbers were, but at one hundred percent will be fully charged to set up each earbuds that I'm going at.

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So I begin my started charging test at 8:01 A.M. as I mentioned before, but after plugging my case into the right sided socket wall as well. It was a good thing when using my iPad Mini to take some pics while hope to keep on track on time. So far though, the first LED light show up (on the six image on top) when its at zero through twenty-five percent battery charge. While trying to keep an eye on until 8:07 A.M. that it change when added the second light (on the seven image on bottom, but sorry about making it blurry by accident) in few seconds ago which I believe. It means the charging case is now twenty-six through fifty percent of battery life so far. I had to say it was not bad that hoping this progress can go smoother without missing a thing; although while playing some games from my Nintendo Switch system a bit until waiting for a few minutes to get into the next one.

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Would you know it after playing some matches through Super Smash Bros Ultimate, I'm stopping here at 8:51 A.M. when checking the charging case that shows a third light (on the 8th image on top) finally broughts up. Looks like it'll be a bit longer as expected after reading the manual book when it's gonna be 2 hours of charging time to be complete. Although there's gonna be different results when I'm adding things up together at the end; at least nothing too complicated there. Later when the timing change at 9:02 A.M. now shows the fourth light (on the 9th image on bottom) shines to almost completion! It's almost finally there to be done as I've extra check the charging progress goes right about few more minutes.

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When it does finished at 9:34 A.M. though, the LED Indicator from the case itself goes off. That means its finally done at one hundred percent of battery life full! ☺👍🏼Can't wait of what I'm gonna do with it while charging each of my wireless earbuds, but that's gonna be on my second half review post to save soon. Sorry if I wanted to continuing this; although why rushing it instead of taking much time of doing other things through my schedule? What I'm trying to say is that I'm hoping once I'm finished this for now and be doing my ❤ latest Valentine's Day artwork before next week comes. I'm just don't wanna miss out on things while being a good friend to share through my stuff. Nevertheless, I'll be alright. Anyways while trying to calculate if it takes 2 hours charge just like when reading the manual saids, thankfully that I found the site called "exifdata" when giving information of what my photos been taken and time start to finish. Link Here

For example; when getting started my charging test is at 8:01 A.M. on Novmeber 4th last year after taking one photo to save. Then to upload through the site to give details the exact time and date takes place. It turns out that I got right when reading the time of hour eight, minute one, and 27 seconds. I'm pretty sure that wasn't a miscalculation of sorts when saving some photos from last year. As for the finished one with the LED Indicator goes off from my charging case, I'd upload the photo on the site as well to tell details of time is hour nine, minute twenty-four, and fourty-three seconds. Afterwards is doing additional numbers of time when using the time duration calculator online site. Link Here

When I did setting up that it actually tooks me 1 hour, 33 minutes, and 16 seconds during charging time. This is what I gotten for having a different results reminds to be seen, but never expected it'll be a bit quicker than waiting though two hours of battery life goes up. I'm pretty sure it supposed to take two hours when reading the manual, but after learning after taking my previous item stuff of doing battery life run or charging test run; such as my YCCTEAM Controller can have different results at the end. Or if saying when I'm trying to get a hang of learning calculation more often, but just saying.

No overall thoughts this time as I'm saving the second half soon, but had to say it was an interesting part to go through of doing charging test with my case where my earbuds that I'm hoping to place in. Hope you'll guys and to my closest friend like to check it out I've gotten though. Sorry if I'm running late while getting into my latest Valentine's Day artwork in progress. 😅

Previous Topic Reviews for my Cystereo Wireless Earbuds ⬇️

The Reveal (November. 14th, 2021) - Link Here #1

Part 1 (Box Cover/Unboxing) (November. 22nd, 2021) - Link Here #2

Part 2 (Main Items, Type-C Cable, and Other Accessories) - Link Here 3

Here’s my note before I’ll get started….

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My Cystereo Fusion Glare Authentic Hi-Fi Wireless Earbuds - Part 2 (Main Items, Type-C Cable, and Other Accessories)

What’s up to my good followers and to my closest friends? It’s day 7th of 🎅🎄December 2021 and I’m bringing back to continue through my latest topic item review post for my Cystereo wireless earbuds a second time. Though forgive me if I would've brought to it from yesterday. While last month of 🦃November where I’ve finally revealed the earbuds by showing the box cover and some unboxing almost at time, I haven’t got into more of what’s inside to check on. Except at the end where I’ve managed to added a peek to see what’s inside the box like the case itself and other accessories in a seal small black package. For that, I’m here to share today’s latest topic item review you’ve been waiting for; including mine. Thankfully that I’ve still got all pics from way back months ago and while making a collage editing from using my PicsArt app. This is what I'll be getting when trying to make some collage pics altogether. Hoping you'll be okay with this as I go through the second part for my Wireless Earbuds topic review. Let's get started.

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After I've done from doing my unboxing that it happens back in 🎃October. 2nd, 2021, the same date when unveiling the main item and other accessories I'll be getting from the box inside. The first was the main item itself or something what's inside from the case that I'm hoping I could open up to be two earbuds. What else It could be when I can used the case for? It's no surprise to know that I'm holding the actually charging case for my wireless earbuds to use. This one important since it does came in the box after all, but to help me charging my earbuds the only way while sealing the case for protection. I'm hoping I would be careful of it when putting some pockets from my pants; whether on the go if I can go back to my program for a long time. Anyways, it looks good to see this charging case itself that it is lightweight when holding with my fingers and the palm on my hand. You can see more details when checking the top side as I pointing out there's a logo/symbol image. It's the same logo/symbol image from the Cystereo company who help to build other item products. Nice! Also, there are 4 LED lights display in front of the charging case; hoping to see when the charging progress go light up until completion. I actually got to it in later months, but that's gonna be another topic review post next time. Just wishing I could do connection test and sound test first, though. So sorry to my P-Pal @murumokirby360 if I could just needed more time. ^^*

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From checking the backside of the charging case was the charging port so that way I could plug it with the cable and into the adapter. Seems to be the type-c cable port that it will fit in other than any cables I can find through my sealed containers. In fact, I have some of them that would be tricky when putting in small containers it would be fit just right. Aside that, it's best I'll store my wireless earbuds' type c-cable in the box I've unboxing.

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I managed to get my charging case to open and should be expected it what's from inside: the main wireless earbuds itself! This is what I'm hoping for after checking the unboxing part and even tried on to fit through my inner ears afterwards; which I'll get to that in later topic item review post soon. Anyways, I've gotten a good look for the earbuds for the first time and it's something I'm hoping to owned since my mom and my sisters had theirs; at least different while they had white colored version of the earbuds or so I've seen. I'm not sure I'll be asking to making some comparison post for my owned earbuds, though. Hard to tell if I'll make a promised to not break those earbuds from my mom and my sisters while doing another post, but at least I still have my other headphones to do that instead.

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While I removed the earbuds from the charging case, here's a good look of its charging slots that I would put back if needs charging. Just needed to make sure to fit the left and right sided earbuds while trying to pin on the slots. If I do the opposite, it won't probably fit at all because obvious reasons. Again from checking the inside of the charging case's slots, the right earbud goes to the top and the left earbud goes to the bottom. Simple is that, right?

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Now here's a better closer look for my wireless earbuds when trying to have my pics in high quality. Though forgive me when I'm making into a collage edited that this is what I gotten. Anyways, the design and looks for my new wireless earbuds was interesting. It does include the same logo/symbol image on each side of the earbuds; supposedly touchpads when I'll be activate each to turn on, adjust volumes, microphones, and even had their LED Indicators when flashing red and blue lights alternately. I got this from reading the manual, by the way. I'll look forward to by doing my connection test to share, but for now I can give to my new earbuds a good look and the designs that you'll be hoping to see if it fit my ears. 👂

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Now let's get into other accessories that I'm sure it's from the inside on a small black package. While looking at it, it seems I'll be getting less as I thought; especially when I shaking the box a bit.

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When I've opened up as a expected, there are only two items and accessories to include in packaging; such as the type-c cable and a white bag that suppose to be more ear tips. For now let's get into focusing the cable part. I've seen those before when using on other items to connect and charge stuff; such as from my YCCTEAM Controller to my Gulikit Pocket TV Dock.

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Judging how I make some comparison to my other cables, the latest one I had for my Cystereo Wireless Earbuds does looks small when I'll be plugging into the adapter next to the socket a bit closer. I won't say it wasn't a bad thing though, but I'm hoping it could've been longer a bit while plugging the charging case itself. Speaking in which, I did have to plug into the charging case's type-c cable port that it does fit right; just for show. Make me wondering if I could go for other type-c cables I had; especially hoping one of them was longer. Still, I'm okay to have this Cystereo Wireless Earbuds type-c cable to use and make way for charging test post soon.

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Finally, the white bag that I've also wanted to talk about. I know what I've been said they're could be ear tips so I could replace or changing from the original ear tips that it had for my main earbuds. As you can see, their two different sized earbuds each and while lookalike still had some comparison to include as I set up. I would to take off the original ear tips from my main earbuds just a bit as I make a comparison match for other different sized earbuds. Just needed to be careful not to rip it up by accident while opening one of them. After taking a look of it, there are big, medium, and small sizes of two each ear tips I'll be trying it out when switching which is best ear tips that will fit through my ears. I've been checking with my P-Pal's past posts about having a similar things when doing his Skull & Co. Analog Grip Caps. So why not I could have it...In later posts next time. Sorry. 😅 Nevertheless, they're good ear tips that it came in some different sizes I'll be using; whether I'll lost the original ones or accidentally rip it up when trying to open carefully.

My Thoughts:

I'm so sorry to everyone and to my closest friends that it got me in few days while trying to write things up. Originally that I'm supposed to sharing this latest post from yesterday while getting through my P-Pal's past post for having Popeyes's spicy chicken sandwich first. Despite all of my scheduling needs work, I'm glad to bring you this latest topic for my new wireless earbuds I've gotten for a second time today. That includes of what I take a good look of the charging case and the main earbuds itself when opening up the case. Also for other accessories such as the type-c cable and few ear tips I'll be using was good too; especially when showing to plug on the backside of the charging case's port.

I'll be back to bring more of my latest topic posts for my wireless earbuds next time, but at least I could've writing things down through my journal books. It wasn't easy after you've did observation to make and hoping I'll learned my lesson when going back to making such posts. I'm just having a little bit hard day, but I'm fine. 👍🏼

The Reveal (November. 14th, 2021) - Link Here #1

Part 1 (Box Cover/Unboxing) (November. 22nd, 2021) - Link Here #2

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Yaar, choosing a cable sounds simple but it genuinely is not. Every shop has ten different options, all looking the same, all claiming to be fast. But a proper c to c cable Samsung for  Fast Charging has to tick very specific boxes — PPS protocol, e-Marker chip, 5A capacity. Without these three things, your Samsung is charging slow and nobody is telling you why. 

The market is full of quick charge usb c cable options that are honestly just regular cables with a fancy label. Real quick charging for Samsung needs PPS support — that is the technology that allows your charger and phone to communicate and adjust power in real time. A cable without it is like a translator who doesn't speak the language. Everything looks fine but nothing is actually getting through properly. 

The real magic happens inside the cable. A genuine USB C fast charging cable carries an E-Marker chip that communicates with your charger and device to safely allow high power flow. Without this chip, even if you plug a 100W charger, your cable will throttle the speed down. This is why buying a certified original braided Type C cable is always a smarter decision than going for cheap, unbranded options available at local shops. 

Laptop charging through USB C is now mainstream, and the question most users ask is 100W enough? The short answer is yes, for most laptops. A 100W Type C cable can comfortably charge MacBook Pro 14", Dell XPS 15, HP Envy, and most mid-range Windows laptops. Some high-performance gaming laptops may need 140W or more, but for everyday professional and student use, 100W covers almost everything. 

When it comes to quickly and safely charging your iPhone, choosing the right cable is more important than you might think. 

With so many options available, it’s easy to become overwhelmed by the different types, brands, and features. 

This guide explains exactly what to look for when picking a fast-charging Type-C cable for your iPhone in simple, easy-to-understand terms.

That’s why knowing the difference between cables, high-speed charging cables for iPhones, is key.

1. What Is A Fast Charging Cable Type-C?

First off, what’s a “fast charging cable type-C” anyway? 

It’s a cable that uses the USB-C connector, which is smaller and faster at transferring power than older USB types. 

Your iPhone can juice up quicker when paired with a compatible charger.

You might have seen cables labelled “fast charging cable type C Samsung” or “Samsung USB-C cable fast charging.” 

Samsung and Apple use USB-C for their newer devices, but the cables and chargers are not always interchangeable. 

For iPhones, the USB to Lightning cable is the recommended and official way to enable fast charging.

2. Why Does It Matter Which Cable You Choose?

You might assume any cable will work fine, but that’s not true. Different cables have different capabilities regarding power delivery and data transfer. 

Choosing a cheap or incompatible cable can result in slow charging or even damage over time.

Here’s why choosing the right cable matters:

Charging Speed: The right cable can power up your iPhone to 50% in just half an hour.

Device Safety: Official or high-quality cables protect your iPhone’s battery from overheating.

Durability: Good cables last longer and don’t fray or break easily.

3. Choosing Between USB-C and USB-A Lightning Cables: What’s the Difference?

You’ll see two main types of cables for iPhones: USB-C to Lightning and USB-A to Lightning. Here’s the difference:

USB-C to Lightning cable

This is the modern standard for fast charging. It connects your iPhone to newer USB-C power, wireless adapters, or chargers, which deliver higher power efficiently. 

This cable is Apple’s recommended choice for fast charging and delivers the speed your iPhone needs.

USB-A to Lightning cable

This version has the bulkier USB-A end, which has been standard for years. It still charges your phone but won’t support the faster speeds you get with USB-C.

If you want fast charging for your iPhone, the USB-C to Lightning cable is the way.

4. What To Look For When Choosing A Fast-Charging Type-C Cable for iPhone

Now that you know what cable type works best, here are some pointers on picking the right one:

A. Certified And Quality Materials

Always choose an MFi-certified cable. This means it’s made to Apple’s standards and will not harm your device. 

Certified cables have been tested to work safely with iPhones. Avoid cheap knockoffs that might not last or could cause battery issues.

Look for cables made of strong, flexible materials. Nylon braided cables tend to last longer than plain plastic ones. Also, check the connectors; reinforced ends reduce the chance of fraying.

B. Length And Convenience

Plan based on when and where you usually charge your phone. A 1-meter cable is perfect for desk use or charging from a power bank. But if you’re charging from a wall socket further away, a 2-meter cable might be better.

Don’t get too long; very long cables can slightly reduce charging speed and get tangled easily.

C. Compatibility With Chargers

Your cable must match your charger’s output. 

For instance, if you’re using a Samsung charger cable Type-C or a Samsung USB-C fast charging device, ensure the cable can handle the power output needed for fast charging. 

Using a low-quality cable with a high-power charger won’t speed things up and could be risky.

Also, remember that some power adapters support “Power Delivery” (PD), a technology that boosts charging speed best when used with USB to Lightning cables.

D. Brand Reputation And Reviews

Stick to well-known brands or those with good customer feedback. Brands with a reputation for making fast-charging cables usually offer warranties or customer support. This gives you peace of mind if your cable stops working.

E. Price And Value

You don’t need to spend a fortune, but cheap cables often mean low quality. Look for a balance between price and durability. Investing a little extra now can help you avoid higher costs later.

5. How Fast Charging Works With iPhones

Fast charging on iPhones uses a combination of the right cable and charger. 

The USB to Lightning cable is designed to work with fast-charging chargers, allowing your iPhone to safely accept higher power levels.

If you only use a standard USB-A to Lightning cable with an old charger, your phone will charge more slowly. Fast charging is convenient when you’re short on time but must quickly increase your battery percentage.

6. Tips For Taking Care Of Your Fast-Charging Cable

Your cable is an investment, so please treat it well to keep it working efficiently.

Avoid bending it sharply near the connectors.

Store it away from direct sunlight or chilly spots to prevent damage.

Don’t pull the cable to unplug it grip the connector instead.

Store it in a loose coil rather than winding it too tightly.

Conclusion

Choosing the right fast-charging Type-C cable for your iPhone doesn’t have to be confusing. The key is to select a certified USB-C to Lightning cable from MVR Store that matches your charger and fits your lifestyle. It’s not just about speed; using a quality cable helps keep your iPhone safe and ensures that your cable lasts longer.

Anker Type C Cable Pikachu Model

Tangle-resistant USB-C cable Pikachu model

Soft and tangle-resistant USB-C cable. This special set features not only the product but also the product package in Pokemon design.

Why not add a touch of Pokemon taste to your smartphone life?

In this era of the modern technological world, it is almost impossible to work or enjoy basic functions without a seamless connectivity environment. One of the important tools associated with this purpose is the HDMI to Type C adapter, which was termed to be a vital adaptation in linking HDMI-enabled devices with those having Type C ports. Cadyce offered an excellent solution that addressed this need with ease and quite reliability.

Specifically designed to bridge the gap between that traditional HDMI source, such as laptops and game consoles, and all those Type C displays or projectors, this adapter may come in handy when you need to connect your laptop to a high-resolution monitor or when you only need to stream content from your gaming console to a TV that features Type C connectivity. It will help you catch crystal-clear, high-quality video and audio.

Using an HDMI to Type C adapter also simplifies your wiring but at the same time does not degrade the richness of the media. One can connect using Cadyce’s HDMI to Type C adapter without having to worry about signal degradation, as the Type C adapter ensures a stable connection. This is most useful in professional presentations in the workplace and entertainment at home where high clarity and performance are a must.