Charging cables are electrical cables designed to transmit power from a power source, such as a wall outlet, power bank, or computer, to a device that requires charging, typically electronic devices like smartphones, tablets, laptops, and rechargeable batteries. These cables come in various types, corresponding to different connectors and protocols, such as USB, USB-C, Lightning, and Micro USB. The construction of charging cables often includes multiple wires for power transmission, and some may include additional wires for data transfer. Charging cables vary in length, gauge, and durability to suit different charging needs and environments.
The Hidden Dangers of Everyday Charging Cables Experts are ringing alarm bells over the potentially hazardous devices hiding in your charging cables. A device known as the O.MG cable, which…