"Fashion" in the last two years has been the use of rapid charging process Sure offer usability but ultimately what are the positives and negatives and - how to use them;
First, to clarify that many of the common users, they would not need fast chargers if they had activated task killers and would be able to make a full day of use charging the phone at night with a conventional charger! We have explained in the past how quickly exhausted our battery because of them.
You will say "ok again the battery does not reach me now;". Initially it is good to remember that fast charging is not all devices support but only those that have corresponding mode built into their SOCs (Snapdragon 800-801-805 etc.). Therefore, the use of a very fast charger will not make any difference in charging time of simple devices, barely adversely affect the reliability of the battery.
In any case you should select chargers with the features offered by the manufacturer of your device so that you are covered in each case. If your device supports turbocharging technology, it is prudent in my view chargers not far exceed 2A since after the loss ratio of temperature is more than the benefits. I certainly synithizo I use a charger 0.5 A night to charge the nexus my 5 after the slow charging maximizes autonomy - battery life.
What if I run out on the street without energy; The TP-Link has a solution since this power bank as we have said in the past is very safe and the ports 1 and 2 A and 10400 mah covers all the needs of a heavy user. Attention then in choosing a (courier) charger it can eventually damage the device instead of improving the usability.
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