What does the specification chargers usually mean like Output: 5V=2A or 5V=6A MAX ?

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I was looking at my One Plus Warp charger and I saw that the output says 2A or 6A at 5V. What does this exactly mean?

Edit: I wanted to add some more info. When I charge my brother’s mi phone(screen displays fast charging when I use mi charger at 5V and 3A) from my charger it doesn’t show fast charging. So does the warp charger operate at 3A when it is charging the mi phone or at 2A?

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No expert but I think it means it can operate at two modes. One being the lower 2 amps at 5 volts (10 watts) and the higher 6 amps at 5 volts (30 watts). Not every battery can handle 30 watts it can damage the battery so I believe the lower mode is to protect the battery by charging slower.

I believe watts (actual energy) is determined by multiplying volts times amps. But I really don’t remember so take this with a grain of salt

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