Hey guys
i accidentally plugged in a 12V instead of original 5V charger in my brand new Ainol Novo 9 Spark today..
Screen stays black if i try to boot it and its not charging anymore if i plug in the original 5V charger
Is there anything i can do or should i just throw it into the trash?
Anyone got an idea?
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hi yesterday i made some test with ampere from play store im using original samung charger (2A) for second charger i had the lg charger that came with phone. with samsung charger and lg cable i had 950ma result with a belkin cable i had 750ma. i rested the lg with belking and i had only 20ma is my charger faulty? im thinking to buy belkin mixit charger 2.4a
Dears, as the title i want to know is there any harming in charging my mate 10 pro with charger for laptop with 4.8 a. Knowing that it demands 2amp
As longas it is a Power Delivery charger or its a standard 5V USB there won't be any problem.
Yes It might have a problem.. i wouldn't do it.
Hi somehow I lost my mediapad M5 charger
Is there anyone in the UK how could tell me what charger was included in box ??
I know it's supposed to be fast charger but I'm almost certain the one included in mine was the fatter super charger
Thanks just trying to find a replacement
Mine says (CMR-AL19)
Huawei Quick Charge
MODEL: 059200EHQ
INPUT: 100-240V ~ 50/60Hz , 0.5A
OUTPUT: 5V == 2A OR 9V == 2A
This doesn't really answer your question as such but since my M5 charger stopped working 4 months ago, I have been using my Google Pixel XL 2 charger which fast charges fine. The original Pixel charger also fast charges the M5 without issue.
Si73 said:
This doesn't really answer your question as such but since my M5 charger stopped working 4 months ago, I have been using my Google Pixel XL 2 charger which fast charges fine. The original Pixel charger also fast charges the M5 without issue.
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My Samsung s8+ adaptive fast charger also fast charges it too
Hello everyone.
I just bought a wireless charger that can deliver 10w.
When I'm using it, I'm only get 5.7w max.
There is a configuration or a tweak in order to boost wireless charging ?
Thanks.
hello. a friend of mine bought 27w brick and 20w wireless charger for mi 9. it's official xiaomi.
when she plug wireless charger into 27w brick it won't charge phone. but when she plug original 18w it's working. also 27w is working fine with cable charghing.
anyone expierienced something similiar?
could eu plug adapter be reason for not working?
Hi everybody,
I have a question regarding using Realme 65w charger with Pad 5 Pro.
So Xiaomi 67w charger should recharge Pad 5 Pro on about an hour if I understood correctly, but when using 65w (10V, 6.5 A) charger from my Realme GT it takes more that 2 hours to recharge it and I find it weird because it's only 2w weaker.
Does Xiaomi have some special way of charging or I missed something when researching about Watts when charging? In my opinion it should take a little longer to charger iz with 65w and not twice as long.
Ultra fast charging employed by Chinese OEMs are mostly proprietary meaning they are limited to their devices only. When used to charge a device from a different brand they fall back to QC 2/3 or maybe USB-PD.
Hortisay said:
Hi everybody,
I have a question regarding using Realme 65w charger with Pad 5 Pro.
So Xiaomi 67w charger should recharge Pad 5 Pro on about an hour if I understood correctly, but when using 65w (10V, 6.5 A) charger from my Realme GT it takes more that 2 hours to recharge it and I find it weird because it's only 2w weaker.
Does Xiaomi have some special way of charging or I missed something when researching about Watts when charging? In my opinion it should take a little longer to charger iz with 65w and not twice as long.
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The only charger that managed to charge at real 65 w is a original 67w Xiaomi charger. Nothing else enabled the ultra fast charging. If you what I can post battery guru stats of the tablet charging with the Xiaomi original and a baseus 65w Gan charger.
Make sure your USB C is 6A to use with that 65W!