Does anyone else get slow charging speed?
I'm plugged in and it says AC Charging, so I should be getting 1A, but it charges really slow, a 2300mah battery should take about 2.5 hours to be full, but looking at my charging rate, I went up about 35% in 1.75 hour, which is closer to 5 hours for a full charge, which means I'm only getting about 0.5A, which would be USB rate.
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You're right, that's way too long for a charge. Are you using the OEM charger or one with a known amperage rating? First thing I think of is a low-spec charger not giving you enough juice. Are you doing anything crazy CPU-intensive in the background? I had my One on USB charge while trying out a 3D HD game and it soon told me I was consuming more power than USB could supply.
Here's a little thing you might not know about batteries and charging. The longer it takes to charge a battery the more life you get out of the battery. If you super charge the battery really quick every time your battery is going to die really quick every time and its lifetime will not be as long in the long run as it would if you were to trickle charge it.
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When i go to service tests screen and check the battery info screen. I am getting less than 3000 mAhr value....is my battery deteriorating?
Stock unrooted kitkat rom....
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Value changes, charge and check again.
Quick tip: If you're charging to 100 stop doing it. If you let your battery drop below 10% stop doing it. If you play on charge stop doing. It'll hit the battery life very slowly.
So i shouldnt charge beyond 100?
I normally charge overnight
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Mine had 288.something
Then it deep discharged and now it has 310.something again.
I would not care too much about this value to be honest.
Stop charging overnight. It hurts the battery and reduces cycles. If you don't charge to 100 and leave it you'll get thrice the battery lifetime (should last 800+ cycles).
The values keep flitting, try charging the phone and see if value increases.
It takes 3 hours charging with orijinal adapter. İs that normal?
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Your charging voltage and current seems to be too low for 43% battery level.
I have two "chargers" supplied with my P9 - one with UK pins, the other with AU pins. Both are rated 5V and 2A. I tried both.
When I charge at 47% level, the voltage is 4.05V for both chargers, and the current is 1440mA with one charger, and 1800mA with the other. Why the difference I don't know.
I also use the Ampere application, and did not have any other app running. Wi-Fi was on.
Personally, I would be happy with 3 hour charging. I believe it is the best for the longest battery life. But if you need fast charging, you need 9V "charger". There is a separate thread for fast charging.
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Has this been resolved? Encountering the same issue.
Tried factory resetting to no avail. Looking into the option of swapping it to a new unit
in fast charging,it take 50 minutes to go from 5% to 90%
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I've this particular Note 8 for just a couple of days, but had previous Note 8s since 16th September.
Generally I leave them on a wireless charging stand overnight.
This morning, when I woke up I saw that during the night, whilst sitting on the stand, the battery had dropped from 100% to 92% and stayed at 92% for an hour or so until I got up, neither charging nor discharging. The screen hadn't come on when the battery dropped, and the battery temperature hadn't spiked significantly.
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I've never seen this before - has anyone else? I've already had 2 faulty Note 8s, I really don't want to have to return this one too and get my 4th one....
Thanks
Could it be something to do with this?
http://www.androidpolice.com/2010/1...bump-charging-and-inconsistent-battery-drain/
Specifically,
http://www.androidpolice.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/12/image136.png
Looking at it again, it looks like the battery level reported by the system was actually just catching up with the actual battery voltage - but why was the actual voltage so erratic and dropping whilst on the charger?
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Huh?
Anyone else seen this erratic dropping battery voltage whilst on wireless charger?
Bump... It's happened again... Anyone....?
Thanks
The reviews said watt this and watt that so I expected big things
Plugged in seems to take 2 hours, forever, and so I bought a £60 wireless charger, and that is 90 mins to charge only 50%
Why has charging seemingly gone backwards? I know the battery is bigger but still.
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Fast charging my ass
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It's just how Samsung works. No one understands this behaviour, I mean why does the phone almost costs 1000$ and doesn't even have like 20W/27W charging.
Even Xiaomi and other budget phones have this.
This would arguably be my biggest fault with the S10 tbh. I charged my phone at 16% today and it took 1hr and 40 mins to reach 100%. Its not a deal breaker given the batteries capacity but its not exactly "fast" either. Slightly off topic but it bugs me even more that theres no way to see what % your on or if the phone is even charging without turning on the display! This baffles me! Any other handset and you can easily see what % the charge is at when charging
I have the Chinese phone with Origin OS, and I'm missing the features that many other modern smartphone brands have; optimized battery charging.
For example, it's not ideal for the battery's well being to always recharge the battery to 100 %, I would rather set it to 80 % like you can with Samsung and Sony units. I've read OnePlus and Apple can charge from 80 to 100% the last minutes before you usually climbs up in the morning, as this is supposed to be good for the battery.
Am I blind and have missed these battery settings for the X70 pro+ ? This is the only settings I can find.
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Can't find that feature on the device. However, AccuBattery says the damage caused charging up to 100% is negligible if you're charging it from what they perceive is an optimum charge? That's something between 20–60%. Plus, the phone trickle-charges up from 90%. You can also find the charging speed slows down considerably and the phone warms down when charging 90–100% off the heat that's generated during charging up to 90%, 'fast-charging' the device. The app usually registers considerable 'battery wear' if you charge the phone when it is already 'charged enough'.
I don't even charge this phone overnight anymore.
Since it can charge so quickly I just put it on charge while I am showering and stuff in the morning. Then I remove it when it's around 80%