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note 3 slow car charging

Hi
I'm using N9005 model, and the car charger is Scosche 2.1A, using simple micro usb 2.0 cable. It charges only about 30% per hour. I tried the usb 3.0 cable but i don't think it helped. It shows "charging AC" but still slow charging. Anyone knows what's the reson for that slow charging?
Thanks

Try another charger I doubt it is a phone problem
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shirhh said:
Hi
I'm using N9005 model, and the car charger is Scosche 2.1A, using simple micro usb 2.0 cable. It charges only about 30% per hour. I tried the usb 3.0 cable but i don't think it helped. It shows "charging AC" but still slow charging. Anyone knows what's the reson for that slow charging?
Thanks
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simple car will never charge that fast i have a proper sammy car charger that is about 30% a hour ,so dont worry about it

Besides, 30%/hour isn't bad...
I've been connected to a pc that didn't do 20% over 4 hours so I don't know what you're complaining about...

Most of the above replies are false.
I have a Kingston dual usb car charger that gives me from 900 to 1,100 mAh (using Galaxy charging current app). But it's been 850 to 1,000 majority of the time.
I'm not happy though, because it's rated at 2.1A per usb slot.
Yes , it says that right the specs.
Home Charger gives me 1,100.
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This one
Power bolt 3.1A
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shirhh said:
Hi
I'm using N9005 model, and the car charger is Scosche 2.1A, using simple micro usb 2.0 cable. It charges only about 30% per hour. I tried the usb 3.0 cable but i don't think it helped. It shows "charging AC" but still slow charging. Anyone knows what's the reson for that slow charging?
Thanks
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I use an Anker 24w dual from amazon and stock cable, works great

That's why i only use a original Samsung charger.
I use a car charger for Tab / Note 10.1 with 2A and have the same charging power how the home charger (230 Volt)
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If you want order, pls be careful, fakes will sold around the world.
Buy it only in a shop, or in original Box.
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Do keep in mind - wall charger gives out 5.3V, if the car adapter doesn't, then you have a problem.

Now i know why Sony doesn't supply Qualcomm Quick Charge 2.0 charger as standard..

After reading all about battery (and experience it myself), Quick Charge 2.0 still deteriorates your battery because of the resultant heat. Lithium battery will deteriorate because of heat primarily. The faster you charge, the warmer it gets. it's simple. So no wonder Qualcomm have said that the QC 3.0 is 38% more efficient, because with it, they can monitor the voltage change more gradually. Qnovo on X Performance should be more or less the same (if not better) to QC 3.0.
So my words on this matter are: Be grateful to charge with old standard charger you've been supplied by Sony. It should keep your phone battery last longer and definitely will retain the re-selling price better. Yes it might take your time, but your life is not only inside your phone

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How much time does it need to fully charge normaly ?
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It averages around 2 and a half hour from zero for full charge with standard charger. With an adaptive charger of Samsung Note4 though, it charges my z5p for exactly 2 hours. It might be faster with true QC 2.0 ones but if i charge it while I'm working/sleeping, the hour/half won't be noticeable.

I got the uch10 with my x performance and with airplane mode in I can get a full charge in about 1 hour 40 min
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i got the uch10 charger and can go from 1% to 80% in about 15-20 mins, that's what came with the phone when i got it and they were nice enough to include a free adapter for american plugs.

I just wish Sony gave better headphones then the crap I got total garbage
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Yes the international charger that came with the phone charges is VERY fast. I was impressed and thought it must be fake. But it isnt..
I am buying a QUalcomm Charger 3.0 to see if that charger will do the same as the factory charger. I need a charger for USA that fits my wall outlets. This adapter thing kinda sucks.

But, my Hong Kong Xperia X Performance was given with UCH10, which is a QC 2.0 charger LOL

This thread is BS... Using a QC2.0 charger from Aukey since day one... No issues whatsoever...
Regards.
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yeah quick charge don't deteriorated the battery.. this dude is smoking some bad gonja

I just got one and the battery temperature doesn't seem to differ from the regular non-quickcharge adaptor that came with the phone.

Even the one I received yesterday has a QC2.0 charger. Version F8131. Very nice phone!

Nexus 6p's charger for oneplus 2

Can I use Nexus 6p's charger for my oneplus 2.I have read somewhere that it shouldn't be.Is that true?
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You can use any charger you have in hand.
This Nexus charger will work fine, quick charge won't work because op2 doesn't support that only standard 5V 1.5A/2A
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Akilesh Akil said:
Can I use Nexus 6p's charger for my oneplus 2.I have read somewhere that it shouldn't be.Is that true?
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dont use any apdater than stock!
it might lead your device get *BURNED*
https://forums.oneplus.net/threads/oneplus-2-type-c-cable-melted-fire-hazard.422891/

droid.riz said:
dont use any apdater than stock!
it might lead your device get *BURNED*
https://forums.oneplus.net/threads/oneplus-2-type-c-cable-melted-fire-hazard.422891/
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burn

droid.riz said:
dont use any apdater than stock!
it might lead your device get *BURNED*
https://forums.oneplus.net/threads/oneplus-2-type-c-cable-melted-fire-hazard.422891/
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Wow O.O very scary indeed
Any way i think that was a damaged/defective cable... I've been using a generic dual port charger and op2 official cable, also portable anker e5 and it's working fine
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droid.riz said:
dont use any apdater than stock!
it might lead your device get *BURNED*
https://forums.oneplus.net/threads/oneplus-2-type-c-cable-melted-fire-hazard.422891/
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Pretty sure that's only if you use a cheap low quality charger.
As long as it's a good quality charger, then it will be fine. I've been using an Anker multiport charger for over a year with no issues. Got the USB-C compliant Anker cables recently as well, the default OP2 cable isn't exactly great quality.

Help with charging

Can someone please explain to me the full capacity of the LGV 23 capabilities . Specifically how much maximum input of Watts can you get with charging. I know that charger that comes with it is 18 W but would you be able to use up to 24 W or how does that work?
Also can someone please explain why the Samsung charger I have does not charge my LGVu 23 it has a charging symbol at the top when I connected but it's losing power as it's plugged in the specifications are 9 V DC 1.67a 5V DC 2.0a
Thanks

Davidespinosa72 said:
Can someone please explain to me the full capacity of the LGV 23 capabilities . Specifically how much maximum input of Watts can you get with charging. I know that charger that comes with it is 18 W but would you be able to use up to 24 W or how does that work?
Also can someone please explain why the Samsung charger I have does not charge my LGVu 23 it has a charging symbol at the top when I connected but it's losing power as it's plugged in the specifications are 9 V DC 1.67a 5V DC 2.0a
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What device are you referring to? This is the LG V20 forum, but you said Vu23 and V23. I haven't had any problems using Samsung chargers with either or our V20's. Have you tried a different cable? Are you using the original cable?
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Pick_A_Name said:
What device are you referring to? This is the LG V20 forum, but you said Vu23 and V23. I haven't had any problems using Samsung chargers with either or our V20's. Have you tried a different cable? Are you using the original cable?
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Sorry it's an lg v20. I'm just using that Inge as a backup charger. Yes I've used the one it comes with and works fine.

The wattage is on the phone end. If the charger can put out 18 watts, the phone will take 18 watts. It will only draw that much during peak charging, and taper off as the phone reaches full charge. I don't think there's any advantage to using a higher rated charger than what came with the phone. The battery circuit will only draw so much, to keep from overheating.
There's not much to troubleshoot. Try a different cable. Try a different charger. Try a different phone. Go into Settings>Battery and Power and see if it's showing that it's charging. There aren't any other settings.

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This how long it takes to charge my v20. I use a power bank usb c wall charger by anker. Fastest thing I found to charge my phone.
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25w car fast charger

Hey guys did anyone was able to find compatible car charger that will charge at least 25w?
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pretty sure the one that I bought that contained this came with some type of fast charger doesn't give it in watts
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https://www.androidauthority.com/best-samsung-fast-chargers-807273/
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Last I checked only samsung chargers support 25-45w on the note 10 (don't think any 3rd party has made something with the proper PD configuration yet). Don't think they've released a 25w car adapter yet.

Xiaomi Wireless Car Charger 20W
Check also the 27W car charger that comes with it
https://www.amazon.com/Wireless-Ind...ords=xiaomi+car+charger&qid=1572157573&sr=8-3

Maybe any real-life experience?
I`m in searching of car charger with backlight, two ports (type-c+ traditional USB) than can charge Note 10+ at least 15-20w.

damn son, looking for the holy Trinity.. better off going to church..
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saw this when looking around on amazon
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07QLXPHK...colid=CTS6XSAQI460&psc=1&ref_=lv_ov_lig_dp_it
Not familiar with this company... anyone wanna give it a shot?

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pretty sure the one that I bought that contained this came with some type of fast charger doesn't give it in watts View attachment 4850505View attachment 4850507
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You can calculate the watts yourself. Pretty easy by multiplying the voltage by the amperage . On that one the two options are:
5v*2a = 10 watts
or
9v*1.67a = 15 watts

thanks man. I guess I knew that but hadn't used it in so long. anyone found a high watt car charger ?

cdig said:
saw this when looking around on amazon
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07QLXPHK...colid=CTS6XSAQI460&psc=1&ref_=lv_ov_lig_dp_it
Not familiar with this company... anyone wanna give it a shot?
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+1 interesting to know at what wattage it actually charge note 10+ if it's above 25w, il definitely get it
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