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you have, it’s most likely a 3A or 5A cable. Both types are capable of charging your devices as well as transferring
data. However, 5A cables are thicker and able to carry more power.
Devices that use Micro USB Type B
You're probably already familiar with Micro USB Type B cables. They've been used for a long time with multiple
devices. The cable's head is not symmetrical. One side has ridges while the other is flat. Make sure to insert it into
your phone's or tablet's USB port the correct way or it could damage the inside of your device.
Galaxy S phones: S5, S6, S6 edge, S7, and S7 edge
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Galaxy Note phones: Note5
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Galaxy A phones: A6
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Galaxy J phones: J3 and J7 (all models)
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Galaxy S and E tablets: Tab S, Tab S2, and Tab E
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Galaxy A tablets: Tab A 10.1 (2016), Tab A 8.0 (2015), Tab A 7.0, and Tab A 9.7
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If you've lost your Micro USB Type B charger, you can purchase a new one (
"https://www.samsung.com/us/mobile/mobile-accessories/tablets/micro-usb---usb-c-combo -cable-ep-
dg930dweguj/" ) on Samsung.com. You can also use adapters with these cables to charge USB Type C devices.
Best practices for charging
The following tips and instructions will help you get the most out of your device's battery.
When using wireless charging accessories, please be aware that any metal or magnetic materials (e.g.,
coins, magnetic cards) placed between the device and the wireless charger may decrease charging
efficiency or cause damage to the phone or tablet and charger.
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Charging may take longer when using adapters, charging wirelessly, or charging the phone or tablet
through another device like a PC.
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When using wired charging accessories, always check whether any foreign objects are in the connector or
plug, as they may prevent charging or cause the charging accessories to overheat.
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Make sure your phone or tablet doesn't overheat. Keep it in a cool location, especially while charging.
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Don't let your battery completely drain. With new lithium-ion batteries being used, it is better to keep the
battery partially charged, instead of letting it die. When possible, charge your device in small amounts to
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