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Best Quick Car Charger for Samsung S7 with Fuse Protection & Radio Interference-free

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  • #1 17118491
    tomekkula
    Level 10  
    Hello, I would like to ask for advice on a good car charger, mainly for charging Samsung S7. It is to charge quickly, do not sow and has a fuse protection. I have used Samsung EP-LN915U so far, but it works so that most radio stations could not be listened to while charging. The second thing is that it just broke. I thought it was only a fuse, but once that it is not removable and two, from what I looked for, it turns out that there is no fuse.
    Thanks in advance for your help.
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  • #2 17118815
    KRY5PIN
    Level 37  
    Another version is EP-LN920 in my car no problem, and if the original falls off, it sells a lot from AKYGA, I had no complaints.
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  • #3 17122815
    seba694637
    Level 16  
    Which car? More often the reason is the installation than the charger. The best way is to power the lighter directly from the battery. The battery is like a capacitor.
    Or connect the radio directly to the battery.
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  • #4 17123599
    KRY5PIN
    Level 37  
    In my case ALTEA and TOLEDO.
  • #5 17123848
    seba694637
    Level 16  
    I had the same in Golf 3 with the radio Pioneer 180ub. After changing the car to Golf 5 with the same charger and original Grundig RCD300 radio - no noise.
    I can recommend you a better charger, but I don't want to do advertising. There will be less noise or not at all. The charger looks like the picture below. It can be bought, for example, at Orlen stations or at popular GSM wholesalers (partner, trade class). Alternatively, ask at some gsm service to order one. They will shout PLN 20-30. But if you have a bazaar radio, don't count on miracles.
    Best Quick Car Charger for Samsung S7 with Fuse Protection & Radio Interference-free

    With my Xiaomi redmi note 3 phone, the original Samsung charger in Golf 3 noisy almost all stations. Charged real 0.5A so that the battery disappeared during navigation. There was much less noise after buying this charger. The charging current is between 1 and 1.9 A depending on the cable. 1 A - original Sony / HTC 0.7M cables. 1.9 A - original Xiaomi / Samsung cable. Subject to! There are a lot of fake Samsung cables. For example, on my 4 Samsung cables, three charge with an intensity of 0.5 A or less, and the fourth, original from Samsung s5 charges as much as the factory gives. ;-)

    After changing the car to Golf 5 - no noise on both cars. And after changing the radio to 2 din (Chinese on Android 7.0) you can hear a slight noise on this recommended charger. As for samsung - I do not know, it has long been in the basket.

    I solved the problem by loading the phone from a 2 din radio that has 2 USB ports. After starting the car, the radio turns on giving a voltage of 5 V on usb. This voltage supplies:
    - 3g router connected (internet to Yanosik and hotspot in the car)
    - MIO video recorder connected
    - And the ability to connect the phone on the cable pulled out under the handle on the glass.

    Aesthetically made using a larger capacitor = no noise.
    If you have a bad radio then the noise from the alternator will be heard. :-D

    Summarizing:
    1. Connect the radio to the battery.
    2. The quality of the radio itself.
    3. Incorrect installation of the radio antenna.
    4. Connection lighter - battery.
    5. USB charger filters.
    6. USB cable, micro usb connector wear - impact on charging intensity
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  • #7 17147328
    KRY5PIN
    Level 37  
    I gave this model in my first post.

Topic summary

The discussion centers around finding a reliable car charger for the Samsung S7 that offers quick charging, fuse protection, and minimal radio interference. Users suggest alternatives to the Samsung EP-LN915U, which caused radio issues while charging. Recommendations include the Samsung EP-LN920 and chargers from AKYGA, with emphasis on the importance of the car's electrical installation. Some users note that direct battery connections can reduce interference. A specific charger model is mentioned as effective in reducing noise, and a link to a product on Allegro is provided for further options.
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