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We have quality accessories with these great technology values
1
No cords to plug, no ports to find,
Just place me right, and power’s aligned.
A field unseen, yet strong and true,
Transfers energy straight to you.
But don’t forget, we must connect,
Touch and match, or I’ll deflect.
I’m modern magic, sleek and clean,
What charging method do I mean?
This technology is called W _ _ _ l e s s C _ _ _ _ i n g
Hints
Glass backs and non-metal builds help some phones charge wirelessly; MagSafe is a related concept.
A widely adopted standard is named Qi, pronounced 'Chi'.
Uses pads and magnetic or inductive transfer rather than a plug-in cable.
2
I rest inside, out of sight,
Yet fuel your screen both day and night.
I hold the power, stored with care,
To keep your apps and calls all there.
Two days strong, I do my best,
Between each charge, I need some rest.
Without me, your phone won’t play,
What part am I that saves the day?
What is this part of the phone called? B _ _ _ _ _ _
Hints
Essential for mobile usage without a constant wall socket.
A built-in source found in most gadgets.
It converts chemical energy into electrical power.
3
A warning sign, not seen with ease,
It hides beneath where circuits tease.
Too much power, left unchecked,
Turns safety into a risky wreck.
Inside the shell, a bulge will grow,
A silent threat you ought to know.
It’s not a bruise, nor bump from fall,
But danger swelling from a power call.
What becomes your battery’s fate,
When overcharge seals its swollen state? It is S _ _ _ _ _ n
Hints
Stop using it and replace with certified parts; seek service.
Caused by gas building up inside a lithium-ion cell.
It may cause the back cover to bulge.
4
I carry power, sleek and thin,
But trouble brews when I plug in.
I look the part, I fit just right,
Yet something hidden dims the light.
I charge your phone, but not with grace,
Its battery wears at a faster pace.
Not all of me are made the same,
Some play a risky charging game.
My name used to have the letter A,
The standard USB Cable, I might say.
I’m now modern, common, used each day,
But choose me wrong, and you will pay.
What am I? U _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Hints
The older version is called a USB A Cable.
Used to both charge and transfer information.
It uses a somewhat rectangular plug on many devices.
5
Power flows in, a silent thief,
Wearing down strength beyond belief.
A cable connects, a block plugs tight,
But something here just isn’t right.
Though the charge begins, the harm is slow,
The battery fades with each false glow.
They seem to fit, but don’t align,
Their pairing breaks the phone’s design.
What are they called, when they don’t quite match,
And cause your tech to slowly detach?
These products are not meant for each other,
not at all,
Because they are I n _ _ _p _ _ _ _ _ _
Hints
Incorrect charging equipment can lead to battery and device issues.
Using non-certified or third-party adapters can cause heat and damage.
The charger must match voltage and current.
6
I cling with force, yet leave no trace,
A circle strong, in just the right place.
I guide the charge, I hold the gear,
Accessories snap when I am near.
Magnets align, the power flows,
Qi2 charging, the future shows.
I’m sleek, secure, and built to last,
What name do I go by, fast?
What is the Apple technology for this?
Hints
Introduced by Apple for recent iPhone models.
Supports wireless charging and add-on accessories.
Uses magnets to align with compatible chargers.
7
I measure the fall, the worst of the blow,
From heights where damage starts to show.
One mighty drop, I mark the score,
But don’t confuse me, there’s still more.
Durability counts each strike at four feet,
Repeating the test till protection’s beat.
Cheaper gear may look the same,
But fails this test in the durability game.
What’s the name of this single-drop gauge,
That sets the tone on the impact stage?
What kind of test rating for smartphone cases? It is called D_ _ _ T _ _ _ R _ _ _ _ _
Hints
Often described as a height or level indicating typical fall exposure.
Used to compare products before and after impact tests.
It's linked to the risk of damage from one fall.
8
I guard your phone with strength and grace,
Two coats of armor in one tight space.
One layer soft, to catch the shock,
The other hard, a sturdy block.
Together we stand, through bumps and falls,
Deflecting damage when trouble calls.
Built to absorb each sudden hit,
What kind of case is built like this?
When drops and bumps come into play,
You’ll want protection every day.
Not just one shield in a single space,
You need the strength of a D _ _ _ L _ _ _ _ C _ _ _
Hints
Two separate layers work together to absorb impact.
This design is common in rugged devices.
One layer cushions energy, the other seals the outside.
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