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sholexy21:
I went to Banana Island for the first time
yesterday. And I have come to the conclusion
that the people who live there have 2 heads

crackhouse:
I knew about that before. I use 4A charger but it's costly. I enjoy changing my phone with it. very fast.

Chuukwudi:
Op, everything depends on specifications. You can't use a high power output charger to charge a small phone, either the phone heats up or it will be operating itself by itself during the charging process. You click on the screen once and different parts of the screen gets affected and many things start happening. You could even decide to phone a contact and once you want to dial the number, your phone starts pressing itself and delete the number.

Please, the English man is not a fool. Use correct specified charger only.

I love my infinix hot note pro charger. Once my phone is being charged, it gets into flash mode and charges 2 times faster. There is no other charger that can do that apart from its original follow-come charger.

My observations about the infinix hot note pro charger :
The USB cable has 4 wires inside it; red and black for power transmission, green and white for data transmission through USB. For the infinix hot note pro charger, power is ejected into the phone from all four wires. If you disconnect the data cables (green and white) your phone would still charge but it will not flash charge. This is unlike any other charger. Samsung, HTC, LG, etc, they all dissipate power ONLY through the power cables.

So, my advice for infinix hot note users, our follow-come chargers have been designed to charge twice as fast and the inbuilt battery has also been designed to charge like a capacitor and discharge like an accumulator. Guard your original charger jealously.

Use correct specifications! Don't go and spoil your device! It's not like I'm begging you o, use your laptop charger and charge your phone if you want to. After all, is it not just 20v and 3.33A? Your phone will full in 1.1232 seconds.

Elxandre:
Which infinix is this?

Ginaz:
My charger is not to be trusted, today it charges faster and tomorrow is moves like a snail. I've come to accept it, what can I do? worst thing is my phone rejects charger a lot.

youngice:
The malfunction Is only for older devices DND faulty chargers (imbalance between the voltage levels of gnd and 5v)
Keep repping FUTO

nnasalma:
I use Infinix hot note pro too. but these days the charger charges my phone so slowly, some times I have to curve the cord before it starts charging and the USB doesn't work with my system again. should I get another USB or Wat is the solution please.

Chuukwudi:
Op, everything depends on specifications. You can't use a high power output charger to charge a small phone, either the phone heats up or it will be operating itself by itself during the charging process. You click on the screen once and different parts of the screen gets affected and many things start happening. You could even decide to phone a contact and once you want to dial the number, your phone starts pressing itself and delete the number.

Please, the English man is not a fool. Use correct specified charger only.

I love my infinix hot note pro charger. Once my phone is being charged, it gets into flash mode and charges 2 times faster. There is no other charger that can do that apart from its original follow-come charger.

My observations about the infinix hot note pro charger :
The USB cable has 4 wires inside it; red and black for power transmission, green and white for data transmission through USB. For the infinix hot note pro charger, power is ejected into the phone from all four wires. If you disconnect the data cables (green and white) your phone would still charge but it will not flash charge. This is unlike any other charger. Samsung, HTC, LG, etc, they all dissipate power ONLY through the power cables.

So, my advice for infinix hot note users, our follow-come chargers have been designed to charge twice as fast and the inbuilt battery has also been designed to charge like a capacitor and discharge like an accumulator. Guard your original charger jealously.

Use correct specifications! Don't go and spoil your device! It's not like I'm begging you o, use your laptop charger and charge your phone if you want to. After all, is it not just 20v and 3.33A? Your phone will full in 1.1232 seconds.

Chuukwudi:
Op, everything depends on specifications. You can't use a high power output charger to charge a small phone, either the phone heats up or it will be operating itself by itself during the charging process. You click on the screen once and different parts of the screen gets affected and many things start happening. You could even decide to phone a contact and once you want to dial the number, your phone starts pressing itself and delete the number.

Please, the English man is not a fool. Use correct specified charger only.

I love my infinix hot note pro charger. Once my phone is being charged, it gets into flash mode and charges 2 times faster. There is no other charger that can do that apart from its original follow-come charger.

[b] My observations about the infinix hot note pro charger :
The USB cable has 4 wires inside it; red and black for power transmission, green and white for data transmission through USB. For the infinix hot note pro charger, power is ejected into the phone from all four wires. If you disconnect the data cables (green and white) your phone would still charge but it will not flash charge. This is unlike any other charger. Samsung, HTC, LG, etc, they all dissipate power ONLY through the power cables.

So, my advice for infinix hot note users, our follow-come chargers have been designed to charge twice as fast and the inbuilt battery has also been designed to charge like a capacitor and discharge like an accumulator. Guard your original charger jealously.

Use correct specifications! Don't go and spoil your device! It's not like I'm begging you o, use your laptop charger and charge your phone if you want to. After all, is it not just 20v and 3.33A? Your phone will full in 1.1232 seconds.

Chuukwudi:
Op, everything depends on specifications. You can't use a high power output charger to charge a small phone, either the phone heats up or it will be operating itself by itself during the charging process. You click on the screen once and different parts of the screen gets affected and many things start happening. You could even decide to phone a contact and once you want to dial the number, your phone starts pressing itself and delete the number.

Please, the English man is not a fool. Use correct specified charger only.

I love my infinix hot note pro charger. Once my phone is being charged, it gets into flash mode and charges 2 times faster. There is no other charger that can do that apart from its original follow-come charger.

My observations about the infinix hot note pro charger :
The USB cable has 4 wires inside it; red and black for power transmission, green and white for data transmission through USB. For the infinix hot note pro charger, power is ejected into the phone from all four wires. If you disconnect the data cables (green and white) your phone would still charge but it will not flash charge. This is unlike any other charger. Samsung, HTC, LG, etc, they all dissipate power ONLY through the power cables.

So, my advice for infinix hot note users, our follow-come chargers have been designed to charge twice as fast and the inbuilt battery has also been designed to charge like a capacitor and discharge like an accumulator. Guard your original charger jealously.

Use correct specifications! Don't go and spoil your device! It's not like I'm begging you o, use your laptop charger and charge your phone if you want to. After all, is it not just 20v and 3.33A? Your phone will full in 1.1232 seconds.

darlington15:
Hello everyone, today am going to show how to make your phone charge faster. sometimes you wonder why your phone charges slowly,there are two reasons for that,it could be from the charger or from the phone.


The two factors that responsible for making you phone charge slower.


1.OUTPUT specifications:most manufacturers usually embed the output specifications in your

chargers.

Read very carefully:if you look at the two diagrams below, you would notice that the second diagram has more voltage and current than the first one.


Get the concept: the output of the 2nd diagram shows an output of 5.3V and 2A(2000mA). An adapter with that rating will provide 4 times the amount of power than that with output of 5.1V and 750mA.this will almost charge your device faster.


All am trying to say is that the higher the voltage, the higher the ampere and the more the current it provides to charge your phone faster.


For USB cord: you will find out that when you plug your USB cord to your system,it charges your phone very slowly, such that its battery life has barely moved an inch.


Why is it so? When it comes to USB connectors, the standard for every USB is fixed at 5 volts in a way that we can plug in any 2 holes of same size, which provides a current of 500mA. This is enough to make the device detectable by the system but not enough to charge it faster. hence the slow charge that results from USB connections to systems.


2. what the device is doing at the time matters


While the charger you use can definitely make a difference as to how quickly your device,charges,so will what that device is doing at the time.


Most smartphones, for example are nothing more than small computers.they use more power when they are working hard than they do when they are idle.

What does this mean? Watching videos,playing a game,running a WiFi hot spot on your device while charging your device,in this situation your charger might not be able to keep up,hence charging your phone at a very much slower rate.

I have experienced this when I was charging my phone and running my WiFi hot spot at the same time, my phone took several hours instead of 2 or 3 hours top to reach 100%




BEST PRACTICES



1.always buy a charger with a higher ampere and voltage.


2.try to make sure that your device is as idle as possible.

source: http://www.technetcruz.com/2016/06/how-to-make-your-phone-charge-faster.html

crackhouse:
I knew about that before. I use 4A charger but it's costly. I enjoy changing my phone with it. very fast.

mysticgal:
OK, here is it

kingphilip:
Most times what's written on chargers are usually fake especially when the manufacturers knows that people will go for the one with the highest voltage..

Android users should just download ampere from Google play store for free and run it when testing their chargers that way you'll get to know if the charger is in good condition or not

Good morning Nairalanders
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mysticgal:
Wow, I just checked my charger. No wonder my phone charges fast

okikiosibodu:
OP. I have known this for a long time, and I have also discovered from experience that some charger manufacturers put ridiculous figures on their outputs. I have seen a charger of 1A that charges slower than a 750mA. Also I remember my. Tecno F7, it takes eternity to charge (Almst 7hours) even when I use a 2A charger for it. I just plug it at night, and wake up to see a full battery. I for no vex if the way e Tey the charge, n the same was e Tey dey discharge.
My question though, using a 2.1A charger for a phone that has its original charger as 850mA (usin BlackBerry Q10 for example), can it affect the battery life?
Also is there anyway I can alter the amount of voltage coming out from you USB ports of my laptop, laptop, just it charge my phone faster?

That's a curiosity I have been trying to satisfy for a long time.

Cc Youngzedd
Chuukwudi
profhenri
dadaha
baba11

Youngzedd:
Use same voltage recommended by phone maker. Some chipset can accept higher voltage while some will not.

Taking qualcomm quick charge 2.0 and 3.0 as an example, phones using chipset like Snapdragon 800 which uses quick charge 2.0, when you use quick charge 3.0 it will still give you the same output as 2.0.

Quick charge is hardware thing, if the hardware doesn't support upto that voltage, anything can happen to the device.
Remember, quick charge reduce battery life span.

As for PC, I don't really know if there's a way to increase the output.

okikiosibodu:
OP. I have known this for a long time, and I have also discovered from experience that some charger manufacturers put ridiculous figures on their outputs. I have seen a charger of 1A that charges slower than a 750mA. Also I remember my. Tecno F7, it takes eternity to charge (Almst 7hours) even when I use a 2A charger for it. I just plug it at night, and wake up to see a full battery. I for no vex if the way e Tey the charge, n the same was e Tey dey discharge.
My question though, using a 2.1A charger for a phone that has its original charger as 850mA (usin BlackBerry Q10 for example), can it affect the battery life?
Also is there anyway I can alter the amount of voltage coming out from you USB ports of my laptop, laptop, just it charge my phone faster?

That's a curiosity I have been trying to satisfy for a long time.

Cc Youngzedd
Chuukwudi
profhenri
dadaha
baba11

okikiosibodu:
OP. I have known this for a long time, and I have also discovered from experience that some charger manufacturers put ridiculous figures on their outputs. I have seen a charger of 1A that charges slower than a 750mA. Also I remember my. Tecno F7, it takes eternity to charge (Almst 7hours) even when I use a 2A charger for it. I just plug it at night, and wake up to see a full battery. I for no vex if the way e Tey the charge, n the same was e Tey dey discharge.
My question though, using a 2.1A charger for a phone that has its original charger as 850mA (usin BlackBerry Q10 for example), can it affect the battery life?
Also is there anyway I can alter the amount of voltage coming out from you USB ports of my laptop, laptop, just it charge my phone faster?

That's a curiosity I have been trying to satisfy for a long time.

Cc Youngzedd
Chuukwudi
profhenri
dadaha
baba11

nnasalma:
I use Infinix hot note pro too. but these days the charger charges my phone so slowly, some times I have to curve the cord before it starts charging and the USB doesn't work with my system again. should I get another USB or Wat is the solution please.

Chuukwudi:
You asked me 2 questions.
Firstly; if using a 2.1A charger to replace the recommended 850mA would affect the battery life. My answer is yes. It reduces the number of charging cycles of your battery, as time goes on, it gets weaker. If a fully charged battery normally lasts 24hours for you @ stand-by , as time goes on, due to your high current charger, instead of deteriorating to 24.5 hours, it'll get as bad as 21hours, the cycle continues, it'll will wear off your battery on time.

Secondly ; if you can alter the voltage voltage of your laptop to make it charge faster?
The answer is No. You'll have to alter the hardware to achieve that. There are 3 to 4 types of USB ports (majorly 3) viz ; USB 1.1, USB 2.0 & USB 3.0 ports. USB 3.0 produces the highest current, maximum 2.5A. It's very fast. The color of the 3.0 USB port is blue. There are other ways to identify it. See HERE and HERE for more details.

I think I have solved your problem.

okikiosibodu:
Thanks a lot I learnt a lot from your post. But just then, I tried to lauch "device manager" to see the values of each of my ports(to know their outputs) but I don't seem to have any luck with getting the value for individual ports. Can you help me pls?

Chuukwudi:
Download 'Ampere' or 'Ampere meter' from playstore. It tells you the amount of charge that is entering into your phone. Not all phones are supported though. Use it & test your USB ports.

joey150:
What you dont know is never use a charger that the original output is 25% more than the original charger the phone came with.

For example if your original output charger that came with the phone is 500ma using a 2A charger would damage your battery. Where as a 700ma would be perfect.

Phones have IC in them..chargers just allow specified current pass through them,nothing more. so, the IC takes only a certain amount of current,no matter how many ampere charger you use too charge it, it is designed to take a specifed current.

The rest get dumped as heat, heat weakens your battery overtime. If your phone gets too warm while charging and idle, be sure its your charging source.
So be smart about your decisions.

emeraldknytt:
bro, i have an original infinix charger rated at 5v 2.4A. Interested, send me a personal message and i'll send pics and details.

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