Chargers, earphones, speakers and phone accessories are some of the most useful things you can buy, but a mismatch can mean slow charging or a case that does not fit. These quick checks help you choose the right gadget the first time.
Compatibility comes first
Check which phone models a case or screen protector is made for, and which connector a cable or charger uses. Most newer Android phones use USB-C, while some older phones still use micro-USB. If you are unsure which connector your phone has, compare it with photos on the product page or ask us before ordering.
Chargers and cables
- Look at the output power in watts. A higher-watt charger only charges faster if your phone supports that speed.
- Use a cable that supports the same charging speed as your charger.
- Choose chargers with protection against over-current and overheating where the product lists it.
- Avoid leaving devices charging on soft surfaces such as beds or sofas, where heat cannot escape.
Headphones and speakers
For wireless headphones and speakers, compare battery life, charging time and Bluetooth range from the product details. Over-ear headphones are usually more comfortable for long listening and block more outside noise. In-ear earbuds are lighter and easier to carry. For speakers, think about where you will use them: a small portable speaker suits a room or a picnic, while a larger one fills a bigger space.
Keep your purchase safe
Keep the box and accessories until you are sure the product works as expected, because our Returns, Refunds and Exchange Policy asks for items in their original packaging. If a gadget arrives damaged, please report it to us within 48 hours with photos on WhatsApp at 0315-3797707.