Don't be superstitious about IC labels: When choosing a data cable, don't judge its quality based solely on whether it has an IC (integrated circuit). In fact, whether the IC is integrated is designed according to the compatible mobile phone model and has no direct correlation with the overall quality of the data cable.

Beware of low-price temptations: Some data cables on the market look like the original ones, but the price is abnormally low. Such products often lack formal product details, their quality is often difficult to guarantee, and their service life is relatively short. Be careful when buying to avoid losing more than you earn.

Clear functional requirements: Some data cables only support charging functions, but do not have the ability to transmit computer data. When purchasing, please carefully select according to your actual needs to ensure that the selected data cable can meet all your usage scenarios.

Keep away from heat sources: Since data cables are mostly made of gel-like outer skin materials, being close to heat sources (such as heaters, hot computer cases, high-temperature mobile power supplies, etc.) can easily cause thermal expansion and contraction, which will accelerate aging or even breakage in the long run. Therefore, please ensure that the data cable is away from these heat sources to protect its integrity and service life.

Reduce interface bending: Frequent bending of the charging interface of the data cable can easily cause it to break and be damaged. In order to extend the service life, it is recommended to use a hose to cover the interface to buffer the force when bending. In addition, there are many data cables designed to resist bending on the market. They can effectively reduce the risk of interface damage and are a good choice for protecting data cables.