But now the size disadvantage of the charging cable.
It is indicated with an output current of 500mA.
Sounds good in the moment - if you have in mind, that is home loaded with 1A but this is deceptive !!
The 500mA indicated refer to a voltage of 5V.
Considering that an Android phone with Micro USB has a charging voltage of 3.6V to get here nurnoch to 360mA charge power.
My Galaxy S3 has - if I use it as Navi screen at medium brightness - a power consumption of approximately 2 watts.
This corresponds to a power consumption of 550mA.
So it must not be surprised when the phone despite charging cable is always empty.
Producers should rather sell quality products - for that I also like to pay a little more -
so as to drive a cheap scrap metal which then ends up in the garbage.