Sorry to hijack this, but does that apply to older Samsung phones such as the S10 5G?
I'm working a temp job configuring ChromeBooks for a school and forgot to charge my phone one day last week. I had a multitude of ChromeBook power bricks with USB-C cables right in front of me, but wasn't sure if the phone would regulate the power or not. I couldn't use the USB port on the ChromeBooks because I was swapping them out all the time, but plugging in one of the spare chargers would have been easy.
Yes. The device being plugged in regulates power draw. If it didn't there would be way more broken devices. The power bricks tells the device I can deliver up to this, and the devices tells the power brick I want this much.
