https://www.amazon.com/Version-Wireless-Charging-Receiver-Nillkin/dp/B06Y5FDXD4/
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The only problem with this is that you need to have a case to hold the darn thing on. And if you want to use the USB C port then you must remove the case, then the device attached, in this case the wireless pad, and repeat the process when you want wireless charging again. I'd like to see one that just temporarily attaches to the wireless charger with a C plug easily accessible. Nonetheless, if you can deal with the gyrations you need to go thru then it's a good idea and relatively inexpensive.
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The only problem with this is that you need to have a case to hold the darn thing on. And if you want to use the USB C port then you must remove the case, then the device attached, in this case the wireless pad, and repeat the process when you want wireless charging again. I'd like to see one that just temporarily attaches to the wireless charger with a C plug easily accessible. Nonetheless, if you can deal with the gyrations you need to go thru then it's a good idea and relatively inexpensive.
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Agreed it is a pain. I use this on my Pixel 2XL. I don't use the usb-c port for anything other than charging (and occasionally usb-c headphones but I mainly stick to bluetooth headphones/earbuds) and it works just fine. Yes you do need to keep a case on it which is no big deal for me because I always keep a case on my phone. If you want to use the phone sans case then you'll need to remove the wireless pad as well; no big deal really. I would LOVE it if the Pixel 4a would have the option of wireless charging. Here's hoping.
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Hi guys. Need help here. My ipaq won't charge even with te original usb cable.
It seems that the usb port is damaged - it charges only when i put a piece of paper in the mini usb connector so the pins of the connector are pressed against the ones on the usb port on the device. I guess they use too soft pins and they got deformed. Can anyone help me fix that. My device has no warranty.
I don't know if it is easy to change but this is what you have to buy :
http://www.repairhppda.com/product_info.php?pName=connector-for-synccharging-problems-for-610-612-614&cName=select-your-ipaq-model-ipaq-600-series
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Yep. That's the part. I found it later after I wrote the post. I guess I'll have to make a paypal account after all. Thank you thouugh. In the local service center they said they will fix it fo 15USD but I have to provide the spare part.
Any idea why this part has broken down? Is it possible to fix it without repacing it?
it sounds like either the small clip inside the USB port has snaped, or bent.
If its snapped, then theres very little holding it on so best to get it replaced
If its bent, then it may be possible for you to bend it the other way so it makes a stronger contact tot he USB plug. It will still be weaker than originally.
I have the exact same problem. The weird thing is that it still syncs and I can use WM5torage. I got around it by buying a cheap extra battery + external battery charger combo.
For some reason, my dialer started to auto rotate whenever I bring up the dialer. I fixed this through a registry edit but it still automatically switches EVERY CALL to speakerphone! How do I turn it off and is this setting an option of the phone or what? I looked every where and couldn't see how this could have happened.
EDIT: I got this mini USB to micro USB adapter so that I could use my other HTC power adapter to charge the HD2. It seems that when plugged in, the phone auto rotates the dialer to landscape and then answers all call via speakerphone. I think its somehow detecting my power adapter as a sort of car kit. Is there any way to override this behaviour?
media player starts automaticaly
i have the same problem
please suggest a solution thanks
Indeed the motorola mini-usb to micro-usb charging adapter creates this 'feature'. The screen turns to landscape and the phonespeaker engages.
No solution for that I am afraid. But there are several other mini to micro USB adapters for sale. Smaller and cheaper!
p.e.
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Indeed the motorola mini-usb to micro-usb charging adapter creates this 'feature'. The screen turns to landscape and the phonespeaker engages.
No solution for that I am afraid. But there are several other mini to micro USB adapters for sale. Smaller and cheaper!
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That means it must be some sort of pinout that is grounded in the plug. Maybe I`ll take it apart to see what's going on. BTW, mine only costs USD$4 and its smaller than the one in the photo. I didn't know this "special feature" came with it for free lol.
If you find one of these at your local Game/Electronics Store, grab it.
It's a simple converter brick that plugs into a wall socket through a cord on one end and has two USB ports on the other for charging PS3 controllers. I bought one for my PS3, but then quickly snagged another that I carry with me to charge my Fuze and PSP.
For $20 USD, you can't do much better.
One odd note: It seems to register as a PC when you plug in, as it brings up the 'Sync' menu rather than just quietly charging. A Minor annoyance considering the massive convenience. (I keep my 'official' charger at home and use this deal for travel.)
Example through Gamestop: http://www.gamestop.com/Catalog/ProductDetails.aspx?product_id=73260
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That's not a bad idea.
Recently I got a Dell E6400 from work - there's an option in the bios to allow one usb port to provide power even if the device is "off" - I've been using that option so I don't have to lug an additional power cord; hopefully more laptop manufacturers do this
Uhm....
Where is this a bargain, either on cash or size?
eBay: random tiny cheapo USB wall adapter
So just counting USB ports, for 20 bucks you can do about 10 times better than this
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Uhm....
Where is this a bargain, either on cash or size?
eBay: random tiny cheapo USB wall adapter
So just counting USB ports, for 20 bucks you can do about 10 times better than this
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Nice.
I've purchased cheapo USB Wall Chargers before though, and they're frequently either badly constructed or not strong enough to keep a device charging while it's in use.
So my power connector has a problem. I can't get it to reliably connect. Just a little jostling causes it to loose connection. If this happens while I sleep, the power drains completely and my alarm doesn't go off.
Any idea how to fix this?
I'm pretty sure the issue is not with my wires because I've tried several - and tried the wires on several devices and they work fine.
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So my power connector has a problem. I can't get it to reliably connect. Just a little jostling causes it to loose connection. If this happens while I sleep, the power drains completely and my alarm doesn't go off.
Any idea how to fix this?
I'm pretty sure the issue is not with my wires because I've tried several - and tried the wires on several devices and they work fine.
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It's the piece of (excuse my French)..........sh*t USB port on the phone. Mine has come loose too. Just got my warranty replacement and it freezes and the colors are off (like the whites are actually a light yellow.....wasn't like that on my old phone)
very true, you can attempt to clean out the usb port on your phone in hopes this will fix your issue. otherwise get ready to spend $5-10 on ebay and pick up a new port, of course you will have to solder this in so yeah, its a fun job
Mine has been this way since the day I got it. I actually just bought some Samsung micro-USB cables off Amazon that have a solid fit inside the phone, wonderful cables! Can't beat the price of them either.
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B001XXUOQI/ref=pe_175190_21431760_cs_sce_3p_dp_1
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I will be installing my TF300T permanently in my truck. I need to be able to charge the pad as the truck runs and while I use it.
What are my options? If I had come across these charging issues prior to buying, I wouldn't have..
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I will be installing my TF300T permanently in my truck. I need to be able to charge the pad as the truck runs and while I use it.
What are my options? If I had come across these charging issues prior to buying, I wouldn't have..
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Get a DC to AC adapter with a cooling solution then plug an extra TF300t charging adapter and cable into that:
Example from google images:
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Get a DC to AC adapter with a cooling solution then plug an extra TF300t charging adapter and cable into that:
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I can do that.. Is that the best option? Versus maybe something like this?
http://www.amazon.com/Charger-Trans...1386855857&sr=8-2&keywords=tf300t+car+charger
I'd prefer to have it constantly charging.. I'm afraid an inverter is too risky for draining the battery...
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I can do that.. Is that the best option? Versus maybe something like this?
http://www.amazon.com/Charger-Trans...1386855857&sr=8-2&keywords=tf300t+car+charger
I'd prefer to have it constantly charging.. I'm afraid an inverter is too risky for draining the battery...
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That should work as it is 15 V charger.
Perfect .. Thanks!