
If you are interested in DIY charging cables, you might want to take a look at this article.
If you happen to have a shaver but it does not come with a charger, and you find that its charging voltage is 4.3V, you can use a 4.2V lithium battery charger as a substitute to DIY a charging cable.


If you happen to have a wire from a circuit board that just fits into the shaver.

The groove in the middle is cut with a saw.


Solder on a 4.2V charging board.

This charging board has a charging current of 0.5A.


It can now charge normally.

Finished, and it is still very simple.