Any one else having issues charging there Duraforce with a Qi wireless charger.
in setting/battery is says align the logo with the charging pad, tried every position but there's no charging.
case is removed from the phone, my other phone has no issues it charges as soon as phone touches the pad.
recently purchased the Qi pad never tested the phone with old software
phones been updated to lollipop .
Kyocera Duraforce Pro wireless charging standard
After reading that the Duraforce Pro supports "both" the Qi and PMA wireless charging standards, I bought a Qi charger and my Duraforce Pro failed to recognize it at all. The charger tested out fine on other phones including my wife's Galaxy S8.
Hope that my wasting of a couple days resolving this will help others BEFORE they buy their charger.
What I finally learned from a Kyocera rep is that there are four, carrier specific, versions of the Duraforce Pro (AT&T, Verizon, Sprint, and T-Mobile). The Duraforce Pro for Verizon uses the Qi standard, and the other 3 use PMA.
Wireless charger
I use one of the wireless chargers that Samsung makes. It was one of those round ones that I bought from AT&T. I never had a problem with it charging my phone until I broke the charger.
Late week i got my Samsung fast wireless charger pad
At first my device doesn't recognize fast wireless charging and not even show the toggle switch for turning on fast wireless charging..
It is simply says wirelessly charging but instead of charging..my note 8 drains battery...
I have the same issue. I wonder if our wireless chargers are to blame? I got mine from the Samsung/note 8 promotion.
Try a different USB cable. And what charger are you using?
what make and model is the pad? also if im not mistaken, fast wireless charging needs at least 10 watt/5v 2amp capable chargers.
also check for crappy usb cable, use an other one.
I in the past have found that most def the charge blocks and cables make all the difference in the world with the wireless charge.....
I will second these post
My Note 8 used to charge successfully on the Samsung Fast Charge Wireless station, but now it says it's fast-charging but it actually continues to drain. I have three chargers in the house, using the provided Samsung USB cable, and they continue to charge my Samsung S8 and S7, but the Note 8 does not charge successfully on any of them anymore.
Was planning on using the fast charger that came with my S6 Active to keep at work. It still fast charges my S6 but when I use it with my S9 it only slow charges. I've checked the markings on the charger and they are exactly the same as on the charger that came with my S9 even down to the model number except for 1 thing. One says made in China and the other says made in Vietnam.
The fact that the old one still fast charges my S6 to me rules out the charger being faulty. Has anyone else experienced anything like this?
Ive been experiencing the same problem with my Mi power bank 2i.
When i connect it to S9 plus ots gives Fast charging message and then turns to cable charging.
I hope they rectify it in a patch.
This is ridiculously bad as i travel a lot and only depend on power babk 2i as it fast charges all samsung phones.
Any1 else having same problem ?
The charger that came with my S7 fast charges the S9+ without any issue, as does the 3rd party car charger I'm using. Does the one that came with you S9 fast charge properly? Are you using the cable that came with your S9 with the old charger?
I have a ton of chargers. The one that came with my nexus 6, my ATT prime time tablet, and my LG v20 and LG v495 tablet all fast charge my 9+. They are all Qualcomm fast charge 2/3. My Anker qc3 does fast charging as well. Variety of cables, some generic, some LG.
If I think of it when I get home I'll check my power bank. It's a qc 3.0 and is a 10k mah I think. Was 20ish dollars on Amazon.
meyerweb said:
The charger that came with my S7 fast charges the S9+ without any issue, as does the 3rd party car charger I'm using. Does the one that came with you S9 fast charge properly? Are you using the cable that came with your S9 with the old charger?
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Yep, the charger that came with my S9+ works perfectly, and yes I am using the cable that came with my S9+
I have the same issue with an ANKER charger and CHOETECH cable that was working perfectly with my S8+...
i charged the my s9+ after draining it completely without powering it ON.
Charged in 100mins.
The progress was like 15 mins -24%,45 mins - 60%, 80 mins - 90%, this is the first time i was able to charge it quickly.
I was very disappointed with charging time but this is third cycle, so i am sure its learning the way we use.
I charged it with QC3.0 charger
I will be posting more about this.
I think I have a Fast Charge problem with my AT&T branded S9+. Fast charging displays when I use the included cable and wall adapter and even if I use the included wall adapter and any of These Aukey Cables. But if I use those cables or even the cable included with the phone with This Aukey QC 3.0 Car Charger or This Anker QC 3.0 Power Bank I cannot get Fast Charging to display. Yes Fast Charging is enabled in Battery --> advanced. It worked for the first couple days with all combinations but now its as described. Even did a factory reset last night and restored from my previous phone's Google Backup which I did not do the first time (used Smart Switch the initial startup on launch day and only moved a few things over) Should I swap the phone out for another?
Im getting the same issue when using Aukey power bank. It does not fast charge my S9+. Works perfectly on S7 and S8. Do you guys have any luck?
Any resolutions for this? Same is happening to me. Is there a particular brand of cable that might help?
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Any resolutions for this? Same is happening to me. Is there a particular brand of cable that might help?
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Most of my cables are Choetech brand from Amazon. Every single QC 2.0 charger fast charges my s9+
Just throwing this out there to rule it out, you can enable/disable wireless charging in the Advanced Features, Accessories section, check it's on.
Same here? Is this a bug introduced by a firmware update? Why aren't enough ppl talking about it
Hello guys I have a question that 99% I know the answer but it might worth the shot.
I just bought a Samsung Wireless Charging Pad (Qi) (EP-PG950BBEGWW) for my mate 20 pro so I can have the Always on display while charging the phone on my desk.
I bought it from an official Samsung store to avoid any clones(there are a lot of clones out there so be aware) and while on the store we did a test with the sales guy with a Samsung s10+ and my mate 20 pro on wireless charging.
They had a power consumption meter and we noticed that on my mate 20 pro it was pulling 5w while on his Samsung s10+ was pulling 9w.
I know that Samsung has a special setting for this to activate fast wireless charging so my question is:
Is there a way to activate fast wireless charging in any way for my mate 20 pro (LYA-L29) or I'm stuck with 5w.
I don't want to buy Huawei's wireless charger because I want my phone to be on a tilled axis while charging and not faced down flat.
I feel it is a reasonable need since the charger is capable to output more watts on a samsung phone and we already know that Mate 20 pro can handle 15w wireless charging.
Thank you for your time.
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Just got my Mi 10 Global version today. I went through the usual base setup and all. I then wanted to see how long the device will take to charge on my 15w wireless charger... Only to see that the Mi 10 is charging around 200mA. It is so slow that the device is actually loosing power if I keep the display on ???
I have two 15 watts fast wireless chargers and using my Pixel 4 XL and Mi 9, I see absolutely no problem... Issue is only on the Mi 10.
Can anyone please check their phones to see if it is only me? Thanks. Any help would be appreciated.
i have the 20w wireless pad. if i use the plug that came with mi10 (30w) it doesn't show that the pad charges with turbo even though this charger has an option of 27w charging. it needs the 27w that came with the pad in order to charge on 20w. i guess just use its own plug..