Question about chargers - G3 Accessories

I buy from eBay this stock looking travel charger... From the back they seem the same but the one I bought don't charge my phone like the one that came with the phone? Also the one I buy came for UK plug and im using a converter from UK plug to EU or GR Im not sure if the rest of the Europe uses the same plugs..
Is the 2nd charger fake or it has something to do with the converter?
1st pic stock
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2nd pic ebay charger
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to me it looks like a fake...
but just talk to the seller on ebay - maybe you can get your money back

The Charger on the bottom doesn't offer the same amount of power as the stock charger (the one on the top). The Stock Charger offers 1.8 Amps, and the one on the bottom only has 1 Amp (at least from what I can make out in the picture, I'd need a clearer shot of the one on the bottom to be absolutely sure) so the second one will most likely take almost twice as long to charge your phone.

the original output is the same so, by aspect could not be fake, i belive is original, i compare it to my charger and looks like the same, only difference is the language of the words in the charger, by that you dont know!
My original charger of G3 say this:
model: MCS-04ER
input: 100v/240v 0.3amp
output: 5.0v 1.8amp
made in china by SUNLIN (look, is made in china but is the original that come on the box of my G3!)
and the simbols/draw's on mine looks like the first image of this thread...only the model number is different!
i belive is original!!!!

OptoChip said:
The Charger on the bottom doesn't offer the same amount of power as the stock charger (the one on the top). The Stock Charger offers 1.8 Amps, and the one on the bottom only has 1 Amp (at least from what I can make out in the picture, I'd need a clearer shot of the one on the bottom to be absolutely sure) so the second one will most likely take almost twice as long to charge your phone.
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5v 1.8a that what it's said
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If I use any ohter charger brand on my phone (for example, Samsung) with an output of 5V and 2A, will it work fine with our LG G3?

Yes. Phones these days have smarts in them and won't accept more power than they need to charge so there is no risk of using a charger that's "too powerful"
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Are you using different usb cables with this chargers? Try out both using same cable and tell us how it works. USB cable is more important then you think. If you are using low quality cable it could cause charging issues.
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Phone discharges while charging.

Is anyone elses phone losing its charge while attached to the stock att car charger?? I had GPS on the entire time but this hasnt happened with any phone I've had since the Touch Pro..
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The screen uses a lot of juice. Normally while in use and connected to a charger it will sustain the same level of charge. If you use GPS and data on top of that it isn't unusual for it to drain the battery. Not sure if the Motorola rapid charger fixes this, but the att charger can not keep up
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What I did was get a USB cable our extension and short the white and green pair TOWARDS THE PHONE and instead of your phone charging at 4000 milliamps it will bump it up to 7-9000 milliamps. Just read it on a thread a few days ago and works great.
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And if you don't want to modify cables or chargers then you can buy something off the shelf that has the data pins shorted together. Ideally you want a charger capable of 1A or more current (1000mA). I was getting 500mA before I modified my chargers and that wasn't enough to keeps up with the current draw of the phone and GPS. With 1000mA on tap now, it keeps up no problem. Poke around to see what chargers people can confirm work with our phones (have data+ and - shorted together off the shelf).
The Samsung charger that comes with the car mount does the same thing. They simply cannot keep up if using the GPS while keeping the screen on.
You will most likely not see this with say a SkyRocket because of the screen size.
Phoneguy589 said:
What I did was get a USB cable our extension and short the white and green pair TOWARDS THE PHONE and instead of your phone charging at 4000 milliamps it will bump it up to 7-9000 milliamps. Just read it on a thread a few days ago and works great.
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Not really following the instructions here. Anyway someone can elaborate?
Two older threads in General and one in Accessories go into great detail.
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shansmi said:
The Samsung charger that comes with the car mount does the same thing. They simply cannot keep up if using the GPS while keeping the screen on.
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Using Current Widget from Market; the charger I got with the Samsung car dock is the first one to produce more than one amp consistently. Box states that charger model may vary. My unit had thin body with oval head and non-coiled wire, and was first one to actually charge while using Google Maps/Navigation.
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S2 charger for my S3

Guys any problems if i use my S2 charger with my Galaxy S3 i9300? The usb cable that i got with my s3 isn't long enough to reach my desk so i was thinking of using my S2 charger wich is 1.5 m long.
What do you guys think? Any problems on the long run?
You should be 100% good to go. You can also use the actual charger too if it isnt a lower voltage or if it's higher you dont mind a little extra heat (heat can be damaging to the batteries mind you)
I agree the S III cable is way too short
Samsung chargers work on every unit as long as it has the same jack hell, my samsung charger even work on my nokia phone xD hahaha
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Seems to work pretty good, i charged it with my s2 charger and nothing bad happend.
I have an S2, S3, Galaxy tab 7" and a note 10.1... Use same charger for all, just change the usb cable for the different usb ports... All phones/tablets charge fine...
saywhatt said:
Samsung chargers work on every unit as long as it has the same jack hell, my samsung charger even work on my nokia phone xD hahaha
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just because it works, doesn't mean its doing the phone any good.
you will be fine using samsung chargers etc. however some other chargers, blackberry etc may not charge or may trickle charge.
DONT use the crappy cheepo chargers from ebay.
i bought this just now
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GR36 said:
just because it works, doesn't mean its doing the phone any good.
you will be fine using samsung chargers etc. however some other chargers, blackberry etc may not charge or may trickle charge.
DONT use the crappy cheepo chargers from ebay.
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no worries i'm not using it on my old nokia, i was just surprised that it was able to function on my nokia )
yep seems to work fine charging with my s2 charger rated at 5v 0.7A, i don't see any difference from the original s3 charger.
No problem at all using cable in USB or charger...
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I am using an HTC charger on mine and it seems to charge OK (I just reused the one from my previous Desire). I've also used a Nokia micro USB charger rated at 1.2A without issues.
I use my SII charger on my S3, no problem at all!
I think I will buy a longer USB cable also.

Wireless charger

I had two chinese W.C that worked pretty well with my old nexus 5 now with my new G3 i can't make them work properly...both of them start charging for 10'' then they stop and they starting again and this is happening all the time...
I dissasemply one and put the grid right above my G3 back cover and its doing the same...
why they aren't compatible with my G3??they are low on power?or simply aren't compatible with my G3??thanks!
Just watch a review about the original LG wireless charger...with 1-Amp it does that same thing but when using G3 own 1.8-amp charger, it works fine. So it just seems to get too less power...
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sandelin85 said:
Just watch a review about the original LG wireless charger...with 1-Amp it does that same thing but when using G3 own 1.8-amp charger, it works fine. So it just seems to get too less power...
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This is the one I have...1500mah it corny say anything about amp btw
I have this one and it seems to work just fine, with lg g3 original charger: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Qi-Wireless...S_Cell_Phone_PDA_Chargers&hash=item3399c44363
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I have this one and it seems to work just fine, with lg g3 original charger: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Qi-Wireless...S_Cell_Phone_PDA_Chargers&hash=item3399c44363
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This is my second charger but I use my pc usb not the g3 charger...maybe this is the problem...
pikachukaki said:
This is my second charger but I use my pc usb not the g3 charger...maybe this is the problem...
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i think so, because computer usb gives usually about 0.5 amps...
Using the Nokia fatboy dt910 3 coil charger without issue {even with a spigen slim armor case}
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This is the one I have...1500mah it corny say anything about amp btw
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1500 mah is the same as 1.5 Amp. That's referring to the power of the charger you connect it to. If you connect that charging puck to a 1 amp (1000 ma) charger, or less, it will do what you describe.
Also try different USB cables. I've found some cables just don't transfer enough power, and cause the same problem.
i have stock wireless chager .. its good :good:
So is the trick here just to use the charging cable and AC adapter that came with the G3?
The Powerbot charging station I got works fine under any condition with my Nexus 7, but I get the above described error with my G3. I tried different cable and AC adapter combinations to no avail (not sure if I tried my LG cable with adapter on this one). Plugged into my work computer with one of the USB cables that came with it, it worked fine. For one day. The next day, it kept giving me problems again so not sure if it’s just the phone, some annoyingly precise placement, or just the charger itself (again, no problems with the Nexus 7).
I just received the ChoeTech wireless 3-coil wireless charger today. With the included cable plugged into my work computer, it was giving me problems. With the short cable that came with the Powerbot, my phone is now charging.
This off and on is kind of a headache.

Gear S charger compatiblity?

Wanna buy an extra charger for my S.
Found many on ebay, but wounder if the chargers from other gears dose work ? Any one who tried?
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Wanna buy an extra charger for my S.
Found many on ebay, but wounder if the chargers from other gears dose work ? Any one who tried?
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I'd be interested to know as well.
They typically make them proprietary. I'd say no. Besides...ours isn't just a charger but a battery pack as well.
You can buy one on eBay, Search for "Gear S Cradle" or "Gear S Charger"
i use the charger of my galaxy s5 it works
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i use the charger of my galaxy s5 it works
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Lol , I'm thinking they meant JUST the cradle part and not the micro-usb wall charger like you are referring to??
Other cradles are wrong shape, and so will not work. Samsung has them for sale now on their website. I already have an extra one for work and gym now.
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Lol , I'm thinking they meant JUST the cradle part and not the micro-usb wall charger like you are referring to??
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I would just match up the voltage and amperage from the original charger. Just about any micro usb would work, I even charge mine from the standard usb port on my pc if I have to.
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I would just match up the voltage and amperage from the original charger. Just about any micro usb would work, I even charge mine from the standard usb port on my pc if I have to.
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but battery lifespan wouldn't be affected isn't it?
not that ive seen so far, I have a short cable coming off a kvm switch on my desk that I use occasionally, no issues with battery that I can see.
Bought a cheap chinese cradle and swap internal board and battery. Work like magic.
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Charging issues

Hi everyone
After I've had to exchange my first two Mate 10 Pros within two days because of a faulty USB C connector (they wouldn't charge or keep a USB or headset connection), I've now been using the third one for 5 or 6 weeks.
Now, suddenly the phone won't really charge when plugged in over night, although it says charging.
I've made a screenshot of that, where you can see that it thinks it's charging, but is obviously not.
I've gone through all the apps, nothing has been keeping the phone awake, so it must be some system process, I guess.
In that case I was using a USB C Dock, so non OEM, but that has been working for weeks, and now it struggles.
As soon as I reconnect, it does start charging again.
Also, the phone won't accept any cable but the stock Huawei for supercharging .
Do you guys have similar experience?
This is the most expensive phone I ever had, and I'm seriously disappointed by how difficult and picky it is about charging...
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Have you tried using the Huawei charger and cable? Do you still experience the same "not quite managing to charge" issues with them? There are plenty of sub-par cables and accessories available; I've in the past had many issues with el-cheapo MicroUSB cables.
As for fussiness, Huawei's SuperCharge is no more or less fussy than Qualcomm's QuickCharge - if the cable isn't designed for it, it won't switch into that mode. This doesn't necessarily mean that you have to use the original cable - just that you need to use a cable of decent quality (i.e., not poverty-grade speaker wire with USB connectors on the ends).
In order to get supercharge feature, you do need to use the original cable. Or at least a cable that support 5V charging ( oneplus does the same thing with their amazing Dash Charge ). That cable is different from other cables, so thats why it doesn`t accept any other normal cables. Are you using a case on your phone which blocks the type-c to not stick very well in the phone`s usb-c ? It happened to me with a random usb-c cable at work while trying to copy data from my phone on pc, and the original case that I got in the phone`s box, was blocking the usb-c to fit into the phone which resulted in phone being disconnected from the pc multiple times

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