Charging cables for smartphones, laptops, and tablets are familiar tools that we use many times every day. However, there's a problem that many people don't notice or take lightly. 1. Cable Lifespan High-quality cables: Can last for about 2-3 years if used carefully. Inexpensive, low-quality cables: Prone to breaking within a few months to a year. This is because they have fewer copper wires in the core and are thin and easily bent on the outside. 2. Dangers of Continuing to Use Old Cables Charging cables have an average lifespan of 1 month to 1 year. Continuing to use them for a long time... Charging becomes slow and unstable. Damage to smartphones: Short circuits and electrical leakage can cause the battery to overheat, leading to malfunctions or fire. Shorter battery life: Old cables don't provide a stable current, causing the battery to deteriorate quickly. 3. Causes of Shortening Cable Lifespan Bending the cable strongly near the connector. Wrapping it too tightly, causing the internal copper wires to break. Pulling it out forcefully. Oxidation of metal parts due to moisture or high temperatures. Putting stress on the cable by using the smartphone while charging. In other words, the "culprit" damaging your precious smartphone might be an old charging cable. For safety, we recommend using high-quality cables. Type-C and Lightning charging cables. - Type-C connector: Type-C Connector - Lightning connector: Lightning Connector - Cable color: White - Cable length: 2m Thank you for viewing.