How to Distinguish the Samsung Galaxy S22/S23 Series Charging Port Version

The first thing you should do with your Samsung Galaxy S23, Galaxy S23 Plus, or Galaxy S23 Ultra is charge up the battery. You’ll want a 100% full battery to get the most out of your new phone, but that then brings up a simple, but important question: What should I do if the battery cannot be charged?

What type of charger does Samsung S23 use? — USB Type-C

Please note: The standard S23 only supports 25W charging. You will also need a 45W Travel Adapter. Super-fast charging cannot be performed using standard chargers. We recommend using the USB Type-C, 5A charging cable that comes with the 45W charger.

There is another thing that must be paid attention to, that is, the charging port flex cable has a version distinction, and the wrong version cannot be used after it is installed.

How to distinguish the version of Samsung Galaxy S23 charging port flex cable?

First, we need to know, The charging port of the Samsung S21 series and previous series will have a clear product code and regional version, such as G998B is the European version, G988U is the US version, G988N is the Korean version.

However, Samsung S22/23 series charging port, we cannot identify the version information through the previous method. The S22/23 series charging port determine the version by whether there are tin spots on the flex cable. Moreover, for different version of the charging port, the position of resistor is different, the same to the function. Such as: NA means North America, JPN means Japan, CHN means China, KOR stands for Korea, GL/GLR means UK (Europe).