is normal to take more than 4 hours to charge up to 100% the battery?
Case i think that is to much, are faster ways to recharge the cellphone?
Use a charger with more power....an iPad charger provides 2a current nd 10 watts power...it should reduce charging time...while the one with the note gives 1a....
abirsharda said:
Use a charger with more power....an iPad charger provides 2a current nd 10 watts power...it should reduce charging time...while the one with the note gives 1a....
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but in a PC, there is any program to give more juice to the Gnote?
xinato91 said:
but in a PC, there is any program to give more juice to the Gnote?
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Using a PC port? Computer USB ports only output 100 ma. We have a 2500 mah battery. So you're looking at at least 25 hours for a full charge.
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Using a PC port? Computer USB ports only output 100 ma. We have a 2500 mah battery. So you're looking at at least 25 hours for a full charge.
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but there is a solution? something that i could buy?
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but there is a solution? something that i could buy?
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Like i said before...buy an ipad charger...
As far as I know, according to USB specs, it should have 500mA. (5 hours charging time).
I believe that there is a charger provided with the Note that is at least 1000mA.
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Like i said before...buy an ipad charger...
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And the note Suport that charger?
That's right, yesterday i ler it charging while doing a benchmark, in the pc it loses 2% and hardly came to the same Power that before. Out in the samsung charger it's much master, i dont have lose any power at all.
Use a more powerful charger.
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And the note Suport that charger?
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It should....well people use it to charge an iPhone...so the note should also be able to charge...but i don't have an ipad charge so can't tell for sure..
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Any USB charger that plugs into a wall should output much more power, generally up to one amp. Any USB charger should work.
I use the one that came with my mytouch 4g because it is tiny.
My iPad charger outputs 2.1A, the Samsung charger only outputs 1A. Since the Note's battery is only 2.5A, it will be fully charged within 1 hr and 12 mins with the iPad charger. Using the standard Samsung charger it will take 2 hr and 20 mins.
Using an USB-port it would take you approximately 25 hours since the USB-port only outputs 0.1A. There is no way to draw more power from this port, since it's the 'safe' limit of the USB-circuitry.
thanks i have buy it today, and now i am going to test it.
Later i will give you a feedback
After 1:30 Min is about 50%, do you think the 2,1 amp's aren't being used?
xinato91 said:
thanks i have buy it today, and now i am going to test it.
Later i will give you a feedback
After 1:30 Min is about 50%, do you think the 2,1 amp's aren't being used?
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It's not - but you really wouldn't want to charge that fast. It's not good for the battery.
- Frank
ChodTheWacko said:
It's not - but you really wouldn't want to charge that fast. It's not good for the battery.
- Frank
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i know the limits of the amperage but they are not put by me, any usb 2.0 cable is good for the job?
finally i get 100% after 3 hours, is that a good result?
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finally i get 100% after 3 hours, is that a good result?
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Should be OK. My phone usually takes 3 hours to charge as well.
thanks, i tough that the phone has some problem.
2500mAh/1000mA = 2.5Hrs.
But I think the charge curve for lithium batteries isn't linear, the amount of juice near the end is reduced by the controller, so all in all 3hrs for an almost drained battery seems reasonable.
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Hello everyone. My Tab takes about 8 hours and 20 minutes to recharge itself, is that normal?!!
I have the official cable and a generic 5v-2amp wall charger.
Do I have to get the official wall charger and where can I find it, coz I don't want to spend another $20 while I already have the cable...
8 hours is a really really long time ? ? i think you need to buy a original charger .. where to find : nearest Samsung Service center tho .
Chargers go bad. My stock charger just died when I went to the desert with no chance of getting another charger.
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Hello everyone. My Tab takes about 8 hours and 20 minutes to recharge itself, is that normal?!!
I have the official cable and a generic 5v-2amp wall charger.
Do I have to get the official wall charger and where can I find it, coz I don't want to spend another $20 while I already have the cable...
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3-4 hours from 10% to full charge on original charger.....However if you have electronics knowledge you can patch your non orig charger so that it will charge your tab faster. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=845844&page=3
So, I guess I'll have to get the original charger. I found a very good deal... I think:
http://www.amazon.com/Samsung-Galax...?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1308540334&sr=1-99
4 hours to full charge from 0 using standard charger.
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rangercaptain said:
Chargers go bad. My stock charger just died when I went to the desert with no chance of getting another charger.
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lol . and how could you charge your tab in the desert though ? plug it into some sans ?
If you go to the desert on foot no way to charge....
But if via off roader/4 wheel drive then via the cigar lighter using the adaptor I linked to earlier
yeah get the original charger, mine takes like 3-4hrs if that...
mine is original samsung, 5v 2amp. Take about 8 hours to fully charge the battery. What about your charger voltage rating?
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mine is original samsung, 5v 2amp. Take about 8 hours to fully charge the battery. What about your charger voltage rating?
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The generic one is 5v~2Amp. Why are there different reports on that? Is there any setting or may be under-volting settings that we need to enable for this?
bongski55 said:
If you go to the desert on foot no way to charge....
But if via off roader/4 wheel drive then via the cigar lighter using the adaptor I linked to earlier
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I got me one of those adaptors! Whenever it arrives! Good suggestion!
Heard that regardless of how charged - power or USB the unit should be turned off. Is this correct?
GT P1010
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Heard that regardless of how charged - power or USB the unit should be turned off. Is this correct?
GT P1010
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I dnt think that's correct... I rarely off my device while charge...
I got 4h charging time from low to full
2 hour only until 100%. Last for 24 hour with light usage :-D
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Are you serious?!!
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2 hour only until 100%. Last for 24 hour with light usage :-D
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This is the first time I hear that the Tab charges in less than 4 hours. Is this the original charger? Did you do anything to it?
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This is the first time I hear that the Tab charges in less than 4 hours. Is this the original charger? Did you do anything to it?
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If it is from less than 20% then it is not true.....and technically not possible for a 4000mAH battery.....
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This is the first time I hear that the Tab charges in less than 4 hours. Is this the original charger? Did you do anything to it?
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Very sorry,,Maybe i give less info, i started at 40% & yes its original samsung charger ;-) but from 40 - 100% it is 2 hour only..
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This is the first time I hear that the Tab charges in less than 4 hours. Is this the original charger? Did you do anything to it?
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Well, I have a SGT7 Plus (P6200) and I usually charge it at 20% or lower.
It takes about 3-4 hours to full recharge while it's off
you do realised this was a June 2011 thread?
So I was gearing up to charge my N7 for the first time so I decide to leave it plugged in over night.
I wake up and I find that the screen is on and "Charging 41%" is flashing on the screen.
Anyone experience this yet?
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So I was gearing up to charge my N7 for the first time so I decide to leave it plugged in over night.
I wake up and I find that the screen is on and "Charging 41%" is flashing on the screen.
Anyone experience this yet?
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Are you able to turn it on and run the device?
Play with it a while and see if things improve or get worse.
Were you using the OEM charger AND cable? The $1 chinese cable I used with the OEM charger had mine charging to 100% in 16 hours +
Make sure you are using the OEM Charger & Cable.
Also make sure you use the mains and not a USB port, I tried using a USB port on my mains and charging was like 1% per 30 mins, plugged it directly via the AC adapter in and started going up 1% per min.
I am using the charger that came with my Nexus One at the moment. It seems to work fine with all my other phones, does the N7 need more power or something?
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I am using the charger that came with my Nexus One at the moment. It seems to work fine with all my other phones, does the N7 need more power or something?
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The Nexus One's charger is 1A, the Nexus 7 charger is 2A. ...Have you even attempted to use the correct charger before starting this thread?
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The Nexus One's charger is 1A, the Nexus 7 charger is 2A. ...Have you even attempted to use the correct charger before starting this thread?
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Irrelevant.
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Irrelevant.
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It is? Then why does it come with a 2A charger instead of a 1A charger? ...And go.
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It is? Then why does it come with a 2A charger instead of a 1A charger? ...And go.
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I didn't add the link for fun. Click it and learn.
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I didn't add the link for fun. Click it and learn.
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I knew you wouldn't answer the question.
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Irrelevant.
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It's not irrelevant. It means the 2A charger can source up to 2 amps if needed (which obviously it does need).
A tablet has a lot bigger battery and draws more current then a phone, which is why it has a bigger charger. If the charger can't source enough current to overcome the rate that the device uses power, then it won't charge or will take forever.
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It's not irrelevant. It means the 2A charger can source up to 2 amps if needed (which obviously it does need).
A tablet has a lot bigger battery and draws more current then a phone, which is why it has a bigger charger. If the charger can't source enough current to overcome the rate that the device uses power, then it won't charge or will take forever.
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You know what.. I confused this thread with another. My bad. Not irrelevent.
BUT.. 1 amp is more than enough to charge an N7. My old 700ma rated Blackberry charger can charge it from 0-100% in under 8 hours.
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The Nexus One's charger is 1A, the Nexus 7 charger is 2A. ...Have you even attempted to use the correct charger before starting this thread?
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Why would I use it if I thought it was the same?
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BUT.. 1 amp is more than enough to charge an N7. My old 700ma rated Blackberry charger can charge it from 0-100% in under 8 hours.
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The stock 2A charger does it in about 3 hours and change from full drain power down to full charge.
Both of you are right, not the irrelevant part mind you but the part that it is enough and it may not be.
It all depends on what the tablet is doing at charging time. If it is off and the leakage current is low (as it should be) then most any 5v transformer will do. It will just take longer to charge.
HOWEVER if the transformer is not able to feed the N7 with more current than it needs to operate, on or off, sorry it won't work, no charging for you.
Now shake hands and go play outside.
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You know what.. I confused this thread with another. My bad. Not irrelevent.
BUT.. 1 amp is more than enough to charge an N7. My old 700ma rated Blackberry charger can charge it from 0-100% in under 8 hours.
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No problem. I didn't mean to get snippy either, but I'm having a sh*tty day. ..To get back on topic, being an amateur radio operator, I have to have a little knowledge on electronic theory. My original response wasn't really to debate whether 1A is actually enough to charge an N7. My post to the OP was pointing out that he is in fact using a charger rated at half the amps of the rated charged of the N7, for whatever the reason it isn't working, and it also seems instead of trying the correct charger, he came directly in here.
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Now shake hands and go play outside.
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:laugh:
The confusion (to me) was that the OP said it STOPPED at 41%. I don't think it stopped, that was just as far as it had gotten.
Maybe you can help me with my problem, now that this one is solved..
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1784322
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HOWEVER if the transformer is not able to feed the N7 with more current than it needs to operate, on or off, sorry it won't work, no charging for you.
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The transformer is a source. It doesn't feed or force, it gives what is demanded by what it connected to it, as long as it's not over what it can handle (2A max rating) - in which case the coils of the transformer will get hot, possibly melting off the clear enamel insulation of the coils until you get a short and sparks flying out of your outlet, and pop a surge protector (hopefully)
edit: well unless it has some over_current protection built into it, or a fuse, in which case it would just die and not charge anymore :laugh:
edit2: But as just lou said, try the correct charger.
Another problem from using too low of a current transformer is you could put too much stress on it, and then it's voltage regulation circuits don't keep a nice clean steady voltage, and instead you could get spikes or noise, and that could lock up your device too. Of course this is just all possibilities, but to rule out variables it's just easier to use the correct charger
If the Nexus tablet requires 2 amps, then it will pull upto 2 amps. If it's doing this from a 1 amp supply, then the 1 amp power supply will overheat and possibly break. Amps can be larger than needed, but make sure voltage is correct.
Hello guys...
Bought this new moto g2 2 days back 16gb dual sim..
Battery backup is okay... But battery charging takes alot of time.
It takes 1 hour to charge 20-25% i.e 3-3.5 hours for full battery.
Any other chargers to charge it fast?
And please can anyone suggest a good power bank for my moto g2
As i cant sit and use my phone while it gets charged for 4 hours.
Thanks..
What charger are you using? I get thoose speeds while using my usb port xD .
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What charger are you using? I get thoose speeds while using my usb port xD .
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Im using the wall charger without the usb cable one which was given in the box.
Input 100-240v
Output 5.0V-550mA
Plz suggest something quick and good..charger and power bank also
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Im using the wall charger without the usb cable one which was given in the box.
Input 100-240v
Output 5.0V-550mA
Plz suggest something quick and good..charger and power bank also
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... Does are usb speeds.
Try using the one with another device or go to your local tech store, they will have one, or if they dont Y U DONT SELL DEM!
Use a charger with atleast 1500mA Output.
I have a few chargers that knock out 2,000 mah .. should be safe with those , shouldn't It ??
Yes it is safe.
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Phone will limit intake to 1500ma so if charher is capabel of more the phone will not take more. I use a 2amp ipad charger
use a samsung charger
i also have a samsung galaxy ace 5830i and once used that charge with my moto g2 and i can tell you its very fast.. i dont know about exact time but takes about 1hr - 1:30 to full charge.
and happy new year bro....
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Use a charger with atleast 1500mA Output.
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Trekker56 said:
Yes it is safe.
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Phone will limit intake to 1500ma so if charher is capabel of more the phone will not take more. I use a 2amp ipad charger
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Hello, i just brought an adapter (as in screenshot). Can we use it with our moto g2?
csunil1 said:
i also have a samsung galaxy ace 5830i and once used that charge with my moto g2 and i can tell you its very fast.. i dont know about exact time but takes about 1hr - 1:30 to full charge.
and happy new year bro....
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Thanks bro..happy new year to you too
csunil1 said:
i also have a samsung galaxy ace 5830i and once used that charge with my moto g2 and i can tell you its very fast.. i dont know about exact time but takes about 1hr - 1:30 to full charge.
and happy new year bro....
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I can confirm the charging time, with my 2A charger it only takes about 1:30 to full.
Does the phone gets heated up with the 2a charger and is the battery backup the same when its charged with the 2a charger.
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Does the phone gets heated up with the 2a charger and is the battery backup the same when its charged with the 2a charger.
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Its same backup
And phone doesnt get heated up..
my take abt 2-3 hrs. i am using samsung galaxy tab charger
Does anyone knows if the Motorola Turbo Charger is compatble with Moto G 2014?
Harlley Sathler said:
Does anyone knows if the Motorola Turbo Charger is compatble with Moto G 2014?
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Turbocharger needs fastcharge script,
THis script is in built in seveal custom kernels and also those used in CM12.
So if you install CM12 which has fastcharge support, tubocharger should work fine
Orignal charger takes 2.5 to 3 hours
use this "Sony CP-AD2 USB AC Adaptor" for your phone
use this Sony CP-AD2 USB AC Adaptor for Charging
You can by from amazon from this link:
Quick Compare:
Output: 5V 2.1A VS 5V 500mA(0.5A) as compared to original charger from Motorola
This charger charges your full phone in around 1 n 1/2 hr.
I found this as best charger around 500 bucks
Use orignal charger only. becoz other charger might damage u r battery.
Hi there, I just wanted to try something...
I see that my Z3C charges very slow with the original UK charger. It charges 800mah every sec9nd. So I tried with the iPad charger and it is still the same.. maybe abit lower, at 600mah. what is going on? it takes almost 3-3.5 ahours to charge this phone... seriouslly? Sometimes I forget to charge it overnight and chargin it at day is like charging though a USB port...
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Maths.
2600 mAh battery.
800 mA charger.
2600/800 = 3.25 or 3 hours and 15 minutes.
Today, I don't think this phone can accept anything like 2A charger (don't really know) . Else, it would take 1.3h or 1 hour and 18 minutes.
Get a 2A charger, disconnect every electrical equipment and charge your phone.
Mazzeru said:
Maths.
2600 mAh battery.
800 mA charger.
2600/800 = 3.25 or 3 hours and 15 minutes.
Today, I don't think this phone can accept anything like 2A charger (don't really know) . Else, it would take 1.3h or 1 hour and 18 minutes.
Get a 2A charger, disconnect every electrical equipment and charge your phone.
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But this is strange....If the stock charger says it gives 1.5A, then why is it charging so much slower? at 600 or 800 mah? thats like USB pc speed... Isnt this device supported for quick charge 2.0? I may be able to buy a quick charge capable charger so it charges faster? any solution?
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Ever thought about your phone using power too? Plus some power is lost in heat.
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But this is strange....If the stock charger says it gives 1.5A, then why is it charging so much slower? at 600 or 800 mah? thats like USB pc speed... Isnt this device supported for quick charge 2.0? I may be able to buy a quick charge capable charger so it charges faster? any solution?
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Yes Quickcharging will improve charging time. But as stated above it also depends if you use your phone in the meantime and its idel consumption. The fastest charging time will be if you turn of your phone and then start charging.
I'm getting over 1600mA (according to cooltool), phone charges in 1.5 hours... Factory 1500mA charger, its the same with regular usb and magnetic connector. Rooted 4.4.4
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I'm getting over 1600mA (according to cooltool), phone charges in 1.5 hours... Factory 1500mA charger, its the same with regular usb and magnetic connector. Rooted 4.4.4
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WOW, 1.5 hours, thats just impossible for me. I wonder what is going on... I will check on cooltool
Turn off and charge your phone, and check how fast its charging, mine takes about 1.45hrs with 1.5A factory charger.
Guys I bought a supposed quick charger for my Sony Z3C. When it arrived i read the specs on it and they were 5V 2A. Is it safe to use with my Z3C? If so will it actually make charging quicker?
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It sure is safe (and quick), charge on
so is the stock charger charging at what? it says 1.5A; 800 or as stated 1.5?
Can anyone tell me what kind of charger does the Z3C use? I think I lost the one that came with it.
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Can anyone tell me what kind of charger does the Z3C use? I think I lost the one that came with it.
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Any charger that has Qualcomm QuickCharge 2 built in.
They are a little bit more expensive, but are worth it in my eyes.
They charge a lot quicker than normal chargers as the charger monitors battery temp and delivers maximum charge without stressing the battery.
I can charge my phone from under 10% to charged in 2 hours and it's not even warm.
When I plug the phone into my PC at work it gets really hot and I'm sure that's not good for the battery.
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Can anyone tell me what kind of charger does the Z3C use? I think I lost the one that came with it.
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Didgesteve said:
Any charger that has Qualcomm QuickCharge 2 built in.
They are a little bit more expensive, but are worth it in my eyes.
They charge a lot quicker than normal chargers as the charger monitors battery temp and delivers maximum charge without stressing the battery.
I can charge my phone from under 10% to charged in 2 hours and it's not even warm.
When I plug the phone into my PC at work it gets really hot and I'm sure that's not good for the battery.
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It CAN be charged by any QC 2.0 charger but you won't get any out-of-the-box. The standard charger is EP880 paired together with EC803 charging/data cable. My original charger stopped working after just 10 months and now I'm using Blitzwolf BW-S2QC charger.
But it's true - quickcharging a phone does not even make it hot or anything like that. Unless you start using it but it's my case
I recommend buying QC 2.0 charger.
Be sure the cable you are using supports quick charge 2.0 as well
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