Dudios True Wireless Earbuds v5.0 T8

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Apr 28th, 2021 9:25 pm

MasterMK [OP]: Deal Addict; Nov 15, 2009; 1819 posts; 569 upvotes

Apr 28th, 2021 9:25 pm

Dudios True Wireless Earbuds v5.0 T8

I brought my first pair of Dudios True Wireless Earbuds v5.0 T8 and Dudios Ture Wireless Earbud v5.0 S5

I have Anker 6 port charger white one, most likely this one
https://www.amazon.ca/Anker-Family-Size ... B00QTIQ21I

I opened T8 earbud box and it says to charge safely please make sure the current no greater than 5V, 1A

I wanted to know if Anker 6 port charger will charge it properly or if current, let say is 2A will it burn the battery inside the earbud?

I wanted to know if should go strictly with 5V, 1A charger.

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Apr 29th, 2021 4:27 am

Gee: Deal Expert; Aug 2, 2004; 35539 posts; 8912 upvotes; East Gwillimbury

Apr 29th, 2021 4:27 am

You're fine using the 2 Amp charger

Just because your adapter can output 2 amps, doesn't mean the charging case on the Dudios will consume it. It will consume what it needs.

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Apr 29th, 2021 9:54 am

MasterMK [OP]: Deal Addict; Nov 15, 2009; 1819 posts; 569 upvotes

Apr 29th, 2021 9:54 am

Gee wrote: ↑ You're fine using the 2 Amp charger

Just because your adapter can output 2 amps, doesn't mean the charging case on the Dudios will consume it. It will consume what it needs.

OK. Thanks

Anker charger

Advanced Charging Technology: PowerIQ and VoltageBoost combine to provide the fastest possible charge up to 2.4 amps per port or 12 amps overall (Does not support Qualcomm Quick Charge).

Does this automatically change Anker output amps to 1 amp due to Wireless earbuds?

Apr 29th, 2021 12:13 pm

Gee: Deal Expert; Aug 2, 2004; 35539 posts; 8912 upvotes; East Gwillimbury

Apr 29th, 2021 12:13 pm

MasterMK wrote: ↑ Does this automatically change Anker output amps to 1 amp due to Wireless earbuds?

You have to look at the language. It supplies up to 2.4 amps up to a max of 12 Amps. that means that if you use a single port, it can supply up to 12 Watts (Watts = Volts x Amps), but there are 6 ports and if you have 6 devices, it will drop to 2 amps per port (2 Amps x 6 ports = 12 Amps) or 10 Watts

If your buds can only take 5 Watts (5 Volts x 1 Amp), then the Anker will only supply what the Dudios will take, up to a max of 12 Watts

The short answer is yes. Each port will adjust to what the device can consume

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Apr 29th, 2021 12:59 pm

MasterMK [OP]: Deal Addict; Nov 15, 2009; 1819 posts; 569 upvotes

Apr 29th, 2021 12:59 pm

Gee wrote: ↑ You have to look at the language. It supplies up to 2.4 amps up to a max of 12 Amps. that means that if you use a single port, it can supply up to 12 Watts (Watts = Volts x Amps), but there are 6 ports and if you have 6 devices, it will drop to 2 amps per port (2 Amps x 6 ports = 12 Amps) or 10 Watts

If your buds can only take 5 Watts (5 Volts x 1 Amp), then the Anker will only supply what the Dudios will take, up to a max of 12 Watts

The short answer is yes. Each port will adjust to what the device can consume

Thanks!

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