Hi!
Anyone who can recommend a 2 meter usb a -> usb c cable that works with fast charging and the original nokia 7 plus charger?
Been trying with what I've got laying around and got mixed results..
Cheers!
csy7550 said:
Hi!
Anyone who can recommend a 2 meter usb a -> usb c cable that works with fast charging and the original nokia 7 plus charger?
Been trying with what I've got laying around and got mixed results..
Cheers!
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Use this. I use this and it supports fast charging as well:
Boat USB C Cable
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I have a laptop which working with 220V, can i charge directly the Samsung player(USA, 110V no ?) with the laptop with a usb cable ?
Thanks
yes
Trolol said:
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I have a laptop which working with 220V, can i charge directly the Samsung player(USA, 110V no ?) with the laptop with a usb cable ?
Thanks
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Quite simply, yes. Anything with a micro usb end connected to a power output will charge it.
Yes, regardless of the voltage at the outlet the computer is plugged into ALL USB ports run at 5 Volt (that is a USB STANDARD) so you can plug into the USB port and charge, the only reason it might not charge in a USB port is if the computer is REALLY old (pre USB 2.0) as the amperage of USB 1.1 is to low to be able to charge the player.
On a side note my 4.0 seems to last longer between charges when charged with the standard charger vs. charging thru the USB of the computer.
and if charge with the travel adapter, all i'll need is the cord that transports from american to moroccan ? or a transformer current too ?
(We have 220V)
Trolol said:
and if charge with the travel adapter, all i'll need is the cord that transports from american to moroccan ? or a transformer current too ?
(We have 220V)
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yes, just looked at my charger and it will accept between 100 and 240 volts, so you just need the wall plug adapter.
yes its fine ive tried myself no problem
Yes you can , but it take long time .
Does somebody knows, is there any external battery for Note 3 with USB 3.0 connection? Or should I Use one battery with micro USB 2.0 like these one:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00EK3UHS8/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?ie=UTF8&psc=1&smid=A3RJNQO8PQ21MT
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You can check this RavPower 14000mAh out from amazon. It's got the 3.0 port giving you fast speed and a large capacity power.
teslax said:
Does somebody knows, is there any external battery for Note 3 with USB 3.0 connection? Or should I Use one battery with micro USB 2.0 like these one:
Thanks
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Oh, there are huge kinds of such batteries.
Hindo2 said:
You can check this RavPower 14000mAh out from amazon. It's got the 3.0 port giving you fast speed and a large capacity power.
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+1 for this.. i have this one and the note 3 charges 0 to 100 % in little above 2 and half hrs.
http://www.amazon.com/RAVPower-KnightRider-14000mAh-External-Portable/dp/B00EHEEFWY
MANswers said:
+1 for this.. i have this one and the note 3 charges 0 to 100 % in little above 2 and half hrs.
http://www.amazon.com/RAVPower-KnightRider-14000mAh-External-Portable/dp/B00EHEEFWY
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Hi mate. I saw this charger on the Amazon but it has not the USB 3.0 connection, just USB 2.0. I need one charger with USB 3.0 connection.
Thanks
Hindo2 said:
You can check this RavPower 14000mAh out from amazon. It's got the 3.0 port giving you fast speed and a large capacity power.
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Hi. This battery charger has not the USB 3.0 connection, just USB 2.0. Where did you saw the USB 3.0 on the device?
Thanks
teslax said:
Hi mate. I saw this charger on the Amazon but it has not the USB 3.0 connection, just USB 2.0. I need one charger with USB 3.0 connection.
Thanks
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For charging a phone it does not matter if its a USB 2.0 or USB 3.0 Those things only matter for data transfer.. cos the transfer rate depends on which usb connection you are using.
For wireless charging, the USB 2.0 charger is it. There is no 3.0 powerbank... cos technically it means nothing. Even if you see one in the description of any power bank.. it doesnt do any good.
MANswers said:
For charging a phone it does not matter if its a USB 2.0 or USB 3.0 Those things only matter for data transfer.. cos the transfer rate depends on which usb connection you are using.
For wireless charging, the USB 2.0 charger is it. There is no 3.0 powerbank... cos technically it means nothing. Even if you see one in the description of any power bank.. it doesnt do any good.
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Just as he has stated usb 3.0 just separates the power and the data between 2 connections instead of over the same connection. That is why you can plug a micro usb into half of the charge port and it works fine.
As for a battery - I prefer slim style that fits in a pocket and I got the Motorola 4000mAh battery about 1-2 years ago on a dailydeal for $20. Built in micro usb cable + usb port means it can charge anything.
http://www.amazon.com/Motorola-P4000-Universal-Portable-Power/dp/B009M27MBC
It is about the size of an iPhone 5 in thickness and size.
Ive seen many backpacks like this one:
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/Kin...B/32661076590.html?trace=msiteDetail2pcDetail
which has a USB charging outlet
Im Looking for a USB type C backpack, as the Nexus and Pixel devices wont support quick charge unless you are connecting it C to C.
I have yet to find one. Anybody?
tomerstern said:
Ive seen many backpacks like this one:
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/Kin...B/32661076590.html?trace=msiteDetail2pcDetail
which has a USB charging outlet
Im Looking for a USB type C backpack, as the Nexus and Pixel devices wont support quick charge unless you are connecting it C to C.
I have yet to find one. Anybody?
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Not only do you need it to support usb-c for fast charge but usb-c pd for quick charge to work I believe.
AddictedToB3er said:
Not only do you need it to support usb-c for fast charge but usb-c pd for quick charge to work I believe.
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But it's just the cable. It is used as an extraction cable between the charger in the bag and the phone on the outside.
Hi everyone, I'm thinking about buying an Anker Powerline+ USB-C to USB-A 3.0 but I'm not sure if it will work with my device. Has anyone tried that cable?
P.S: The official USB-C cable for the HTC U11 is not available in my country.
coderch123 said:
Hi everyone, I'm thinking about buying an Anker Powerline+ USB-C to USB-A 3.0 but I'm not sure if it will work with my device. Has anyone tried that cable?
P.S: The official USB-C cable for the HTC U11 is not available in my country.
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You can pretty much use any usb c cable
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Thank you. Maybe I have a faulty USB port because a bought a cheap USB-C cable and it doesn't work, it just shows "slow charging" and it takes up to 5 hours to reach 100% also when I connect it to my PC it shows a message that the device could not be recognized.
coderch123 said:
Thank you. Maybe I have a faulty USB port because a bought a cheap USB-C cable and it doesn't work, it just shows "slow charging" and it takes up to 5 hours to reach 100% also when I connect it to my PC it shows a message that the device could not be recognized.
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Check your power block? If you use a QC compatible block and cable it should fast charge. Try the anker cable
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I bought a Quick Charge 3.0 and a USB-C 3.0 and it works perfect. All the problem was related to the cheap cable I bought before.
Has anyone found or used and can confirm a working super fast charger for your car. I've looked around on Amazon, but they don't support PPS. And the ones that do, people connected a meter and saw it was only charging at 15W instead of the 25W as advertised.
Even searched a bit in the Note 10+ section and nobody was able to find one that worked. Others suggested to just get a DC to AC adapter for the car and buy Samsung's 45W wall charger. Samsung also is going to launch a 45W car charger but it just says coming soon and I'm assuming it's going to be priced really high.
https://www.samsung.com/us/mobile/m...es/45w-dual-car-charger-black-ep-l5300xbegus/
it works
anyone have any further info??
I'd like to get stuff ordered for when i get my phone.
Looking too, qc 3.0 works for fast but no super fast.
Got phone yesterday, 45w charger for chrome book charges as fast, 25w charger is faster
Yeah I really don't want to get a power inverter in my car, it's gonna get messy just to plug into an outlet. I tried the car charger I already had that supports QC 3.0, doesn't do super fast charging. Really hoping someone can chime in if they've found one that works
I have been using this with the 45w usb C from samsung and it works
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B082ZY5GXX/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
rxkelly75 said:
I have been using this with the 45w usb C from samsung and it works
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B082ZY5GXX/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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Ok I just ordered one, thanks. Have you tried using any third party USB c to USB c cables with it?
aroy97 said:
Ok I just ordered one, thanks. Have you tried using any third party USB c to USB c cables with it?
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I have tried these on the 45w Samsung charger
USB-IF Certified USB C Cable, USB Type C to C Cord, Charging Compatible with MacBook Pro 2018 MacBook Air iPad Pro, Galaxy S9 Note 9, Nintendo Switch, Pixel 3, Power Delivery 100W 4M/12ft - 2 Pack https://www.amazon.com/dp/B078GLZRLY/ref=cm_sw_r_other_apa_i_XhhyEb2DT1Z37
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I have been using this with the 45w usb C from samsung and it works
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B082ZY5GXX/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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Would this enable super quick charging for the standard s20 device?
Super quick charge 2.0 will work with any 100w e-marked cable.
because they use PD 2.0. Samsung use PPS, they are different. you only need a 18w pd charger. you see pps 3.3~11/16=2.25a so that charger can support samsung suppor charger 1.0/2.0