I bought two Qualcomm Quick Charge universal chargers but it seems like I need cables meant for quick charging as well. I only get the quick charging notification if I use the cable that came with my Note 4. Does anyone know what I need to look for in a cable so it's compatible?
I used my cable from my S5 of the note 4 and get a quick charge notification. I have to use the Note 4 adapter though. But the USB cable is standard AFAIK
Note 4 does NOT use the qualcomm quickcharge standard. Samsung uses its own proprietary solution which works only with their charger. Any micro usb cable works though.
It's supported. It's on both qualcomm's website and Samsung's
But like I said, only when using Samsung's cable on the Qualcomm charger do I get the message
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Just in case....
Samsung...
http://www.samsung.com/sa_en/support/skp/faq/1063730
Qualcomm...
https://www.qualcomm.com/products/snapdragon/smartphones/samsung-galaxy-note-4
My fast charge broken and it s impossible to find somewhere buy it..
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xeq544 said:
Note 4 does NOT use the qualcomm quickcharge standard. Samsung uses its own proprietary solution which works only with their charger. Any micro usb cable works though.
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This is wrong. The fast charge Samsung uses is compatible with Qualcomm Quick Charge 2.0 certified devices. A number of people myself included are using the Incipio or Puregear Quick Charge 2.0 12v adapters in our vehicles and the fast charging works.
You need to look for cables that are rated for the extra power capacity. I buy 28/24 cables from eBay. They are thicker and have the capacity to charge your device faster than just your regular run of the mill cables which usually only support the 500ma USB standard power.
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sugar 7 said:
My fast charge broken and it s impossible to find somewhere buy it..
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Samsung has a travel charger which looks identical to the one that comes with the phone on their website under Note 4 accessories. Their description says it is fast charge capable.
If you register your phone with Samsung you get a 50% discount on the $39.99 price.
Can u give me the link please ?
Because u can see the modele on pictures...
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No special cable needed, just a nice thick one
Here's a cheap charger
http://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/...sfl_title_6?ie=UTF8&psc=1&smid=A3IAN4VN1Q26HU
That's the charger I bought. I ordered some cheap usb cables as well which arrive in a few days. Thinking the ones tried probably need to be thrown out
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Can u give me the link please ?
Because u can see the modele on pictures...
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http://www.samsung.com/us/mobile/cell-phones-accessories/ETA-U90JWEBXAR
Is the link on Samsung's website. Somebody posted that this is not the fast charger but the description on Samsung's webpage says it is capable of fast charging and the webpage it's on is for Note 4 accessories. Perhaps call them before ordering to verify.
Ok I nee to show on samsung france ...
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That's the charger I bought. I ordered some cheap usb cables as well which arrive in a few days. Thinking the ones tried probably need to be thrown out
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That sounds like the problem you had to begin with. Cheap cables usually don't work with these chargers. You need the thicker wire to carry the higher power. I thought that was your question from the beginning. I buy cables from monoprice on ebay. The 28/24 guage ones. Mines is ten foot so I can charge across the room and no problems with it whatsoever.
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Funny thing is that the two USB cables I tried were from monoprice. I usually buy my cable stuff from them but these cables didn't work out too well. They don't really stay in the port properly too.
I'll see how it goes when I get the cables later next week
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It actually says on the back of the box that it's Quick Charge 2 compatible.......
My cable just broke, when I use another one I get no quickcharge, only normal slow charge. Is there no spec to go buy, just a "thick" one?? I thought maybe it would have to be a 2.0 cable(they have+ on cable?), but doesn't look like Samsung original is 2.0(no+).
Keisarinn said:
My cable just broke, when I use another one I get no quickcharge, only normal slow charge. Is there no spec to go buy, just a "thick" one?? I thought maybe it would have to be a 2.0 cable(they have+ on cable?), but doesn't look like Samsung original is 2.0(no+).
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I bought these about a month back and quick charge works on these...
andy_d0 said:
I bought two Qualcomm Quick Charge universal chargers but it seems like I need cables meant for quick charging as well. I only get the quick charging notification if I use the cable that came with my Note 4. Does anyone know what I need to look for in a cable so it's compatible?
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Try using 11 pins micro USB cable, any brand will do, but try avoiding a cheap one.
Most cheap one is 4 - 5 pins USB cable
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I picked this charger up and it works great with my N4.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B00ANA8TA0/ref=wms_ohs_product
Its a tiny bit picky with a case on, and if you put the phone down on the white LEG panel at the top, but otherwise brilliant.
I'll try and run the phone down low, and get a screen shot showing charging time. I don't think its that much slower than the wire (and I leave my screen on when charging)
Thanks. I bought one and it even works with the official bumper and stick on plastic cover on the back. However, the flashing blue light is annoying. I might have to open it up and disconnect it.
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I picked this charger up and it works great with my N4.
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Same as this one I think:
http://www.fasttech.com/products/1154/10001946/1197503
They ship to the UK for free, so about £22 delivered.
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... However, the flashing blue light is annoying. I might have to open it up and disconnect it.
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Just had to say I feel your pain... I don't understand why the manufacturer decided to fit an LED that lights up the entire room to show the thing is charging
I'm using it as a stop gap until the Orb is released here, I use to have a Galaxy Nexus with the desk top dock, really miss not being able to tell the time from a glance during the night.
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Same as this one I think:
http://www.fasttech.com/products/1154/10001946/1197503
They ship to the UK for free, so about £22 delivered.
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This is exactly what I have:
http://www.fasttech.com/products/1154/10001946/1197504
The USB one is tempting, will be much slower I imagine.
bbilko said:
This is exactly what I have:
http://www.fasttech.com/products/1154/10001946/1197504
The USB one is tempting, will be much slower I imagine.
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I am not expert in electrical matters, but would it be possible to use the USB version in conjunction with the Nexus 4 USB power adapter?
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I am not expert in electrical matters, but would it be possible to use the USB version in conjunction with the Nexus 4 USB power adapter?
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http://www.fasttech.com/products/1154/10001946/1215400
5V is 5V, but the USB Qi charger asks for 2A in and that's more than the N4 charger gives (I think)
Its also more than a USB 2 port can give, they are limited to 500mA normally.
USB3 can give that kind of output.
Less Amps = slower charge
bbilko said:
http://www.fasttech.com/products/1154/10001946/1215400
5V is 5V, but the USB Qi charger asks for 2A in and that's more than the N4 charger gives (I think)
Its also more than a USB 2 port can give, they are limited to 500mA normally.
USB3 can give that kind of output.
Less Amps = slower charge
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Hmmm...fortunately I have a USB 3 port, would that mean I'll get a similar charge time as using the mains version?
Damn, sadly my memory failed me and it seems USB3 can only give 900mA.
Sorry to get hopes up, but I think you'd get a faster charge from a wall socket.
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OK I opened the sucker up and had a look. There are 4 screws under the rubber pads on the bottom and another four under the white sticker:
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There's a semi-circle of tiny LEDs at the top marked D1-D12. I tried desoldering D9 and D10 but in the end I just ripped them out with tweezers because my soldering skills are seriously lacking. After putting it all back together surprisingly it still worked and it doesn't light up anymore! The LEDs must have been connected in series to each other but in parallel to the rest of the charger.
Disclaimer: I am not responsible if you open up your qi wireless charger and electrocute your cat or something. Follow these instructions at your own risk.
EDIT: Nope it still lights up, just less so. Why won't it die!?
I have the latest tasker beta setup to vibrate when wireless charging goes on and off, makes it easy to tell when its working when you can't see the leds
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bbilko said:
This is exactly what I have:
http://www.fasttech.com/products/1154/10001946/1197504
The USB one is tempting, will be much slower I imagine.
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If the specs are right it looks like the USB one puts out ~3.5W vs the more normal 5W, so is a bit slower.
Its not really clear why it is lower power (even if the losses are higher a 1.5 or 2A 5v charger would be powerful enough). Maybe the limit is whatever step up conversion they use to increase the 5v for transmission.
Google's help site says the nexus 4 charger is 1.2A (I thought it was 1.5), but this should still work fine with this Qi charger. If it turns out it can put out more like 5W then you would be slightly better off with a 2A charger.
I am quite tempted by this USB one anyway because it is a bit more flexible - you can use other sources such as batteries or even a pc. Most of the other ones (besides the nokia) use 19v so you cant use much besides the included mains adapter.
Anyway, thanks for the links in this thread - I had been considering buying the same one as you but from mobilefun for more money.
Anyone tested this with a bumper? Also, has the phone to be centered to work with it?
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Anyone tested this with a bumper? Also, has the phone to be centered to work with it?
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It's a little fussy about positioning and it might take a few seconds before it "notices" the phone but yes it works with the bumper
This charger does NOT work with the Rearth Ringke Fusion case.
Moto x play original charger is charging slower so which charger do u suggest for this phone
your charger is this?
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your charger is this?
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Me not.
By default, Moto coming with turbo charger?
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For I do. In Brazil, it is standard turbo charger.
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Any recommendations for a turbo charger that has multiple ports?
Than I can charge my workphone and fitbit as well.
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Any recommendations for a turbo charger that has multiple ports?
Than I can charge my workphone and fitbit as well.
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http://www.aliexpress.com/item/Qual...arger-Fast-Charger-For-Nexus/32352104854.html
This one has one port. Check the items of the seller, he has multiple ones as well :good:
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Me not.
By default, Moto coming with turbo charger?
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Mine did
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Belkin-MixI...1447766635&sr=8-1&keywords=belkin+usb+charger
Cant say i am bothered about ultra fast charging when i am only charging it once every other day anyway.
MrBelter said:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Belkin-MixI...1447766635&sr=8-1&keywords=belkin+usb+charger
Cant say i am bothered about ultra fast charging when i am only charging it once every other day anyway.
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Same here, and I suspect service life of the battery will be better without subjecting it to fast charging?
I have this one that I use for my Z3 compact. plugged it into my partners x play and up it pops "turbo charging"
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B01336MO8I?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o02_s00
quite impressed with the build quality (so far!) and while its not vital, its very very handy if you need some quick power before heading out, or even while you are out with a QC car charger. which I do have, but havent yet tested on this phone.
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I have this one that I use for my Z3 compact. plugged it into my partners x play and up it pops "turbo charging"
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B01336MO8I?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o02_s00
quite impressed with the build quality (so far!) and while its not vital, its very very handy if you need some quick power before heading out, or even while you are out with a QC car charger. which I do have, but havent yet tested on this phone.
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that looks like quite a cheeky little number.
liver20 said:
Me not.
By default, Moto coming with turbo charger?
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you can go to nearest service centre and demand for a turbo charger ( 12 volt output ) and you to buy it. even im facing same problem
Can some one provide a link for turbo charger for x play and if theres no link can someone tell me its price?
Just buy any charger that can provide 2.4a on a single port. All chargers have ampere rating information mentioned in their box. If they have multiple USB ports, you need to divide the max ampere with them. I prefer single USB port because it's easier to identify and be sure
Tronsmart, Qualcom Quick charge 2 compatible - about £7.99p at Amazon perfect ?
I have bought this charger from aliexpress - http://www.aliexpress.com/item/Auke...ravel-Charger-2-Port-5V-2-4A/32378937532.html
And when I connect, it successfully shows turbo charger is connected, But I have a doubt that its not charging fast!
How much time does it take to reach 50% from 10% battery? To reach 100% its taking more then 2 and half hours. Phone is switched on and mobile data and wifi is off while charging!
ramakrishnach21 said:
I have bought this charger from aliexpress - http://www.aliexpress.com/item/Auke...ravel-Charger-2-Port-5V-2-4A/32378937532.html
And when I connect, it successfully shows turbo charger is connected, But I have a doubt that its not charging fast!
How much time does it take to reach 50% from 10% battery? To reach 100% its taking more then 2 and half hours. Phone is switched on and mobile data and wifi is off while charging!
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download ampere app and monitor the charge. from 0%-50% the phone should be getting 2.4A. if it's not, get a different usb cable, a good quality one. you can tell a good usb cable if it's not easy to roll, meaning that it's made with thicker metal.
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Can some one provide a link for turbo charger for x play and if theres no link can someone tell me its price?
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Hi all, I just received 2 Aukey quick chargers. Found them on ebay worldwide from a seller in China. Got both for under AU$40 delivered. They have Euro 2 pin plug, but came with Aussie adaptors. And they work amazing. Phone shows turbo power.
slysurfer said:
Hi all, I just received 2 Aukey quick chargers. Found them on ebay worldwide from a seller in China. Got both for under AU$40 delivered. They have Euro 2 pin plug, but came with Aussie adaptors. And they work amazing. Phone shows turbo power.
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Can you post the link ??
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Can you post the link ??
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buy this from amazon.in
http://www.amazon.in/Qualcomm-Certi...094795&sr=8-2&keywords=aukey+quick+charge+2.0
Anyone know of one of these coming?
i hope we can find wireless slim case
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I thought the Pixel DID NOT have wireless charging?...
stupidchicken03 said:
I thought the Pixel DID NOT have wireless charging?...
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OP is asking for a case that ADDS wireless charging.
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OP is asking for a case that ADDS wireless charging.
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How is that even possible on a phone with a sealed battery?
Seriously guys. He means a case with the receiver in the case and a bottom that plugs into USB C just like any other battery case. Jesus.
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Seriously guys. He means a case with the receiver in the case and a bottom that plugs into USB C just like any other battery case. Jesus.
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HA! Thanks...yeah, I figured the question was straight-forward.
For those who want to see one, here is the iPhone case I purchased for my wife. It adds wireless charging capability.
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Seriously guys. He means a case with the receiver in the case and a bottom that plugs into USB C just like any other battery case. Jesus.
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Jesus. Wireless charging means something different (usually refers to inductive charging). Explain it as built-in charging and makes more sense for some.
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Jesus. Wireless charging means something different (usually refers to inductive charging). Explain it as built-in charging and makes more sense for some.
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Well built in charging would be something like kinetic charging such as that found in a nice mechanical watch. Manufacturers have been trying to generate enough power in that method, quite unsuccessfully for years.
Now what we could do instead of asking me or OP to refer to it as something you individually understand, maybe you instead could educate yourself in some way to the generally used lexicon in the industry which certainly is "wireless charging."
Here are some terms from the Internet which I assume you have?
Wireless charging case. A case that can charge a phone with an inbuilt wireless receiver
Battery case. A case that can charge your phone because it has a built in battery pack.
Now this could also be a wireless enabled battery case but we will save that one for a later reply where you try and justify your original comment.
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Well built in charging would be something like kinetic charging such as that found in a nice mechanical watch. Manufacturers have been trying to generate enough power in that method, quite unsuccessfully for years.
Now what we could do instead of asking me or OP to refer to it as something you individually understand, maybe you instead could educate yourself in some way to the generally used lexicon in the industry which certainly is "wireless charging."
Here are some terms from the Internet which I assume you have?
Wireless charging case. A case that can charge a phone with an inbuilt wireless receiver
Battery case. A case that can charge your phone because it has a built in battery pack.
Now this could also be a wireless enabled battery case but we will save that one for a later reply where you try and justify your original comment.
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Lol I don't care to go on, my only point to my reply was your snarkiness about things that people misunderstood. Samsung used to have replacement battery door to enable inductive charging, also referred to as wireless charging. If you simply Google wireless charging look at what comes up.
The OP clarified what they were looking for so I was incorrect in my assumption of what they were looking for. That is all.
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@jackdforme - I knew what the OP meant, and I think most people would, too. No need to write a tome/ long post about why you are right... You misunderstood, just accept it and move on. Lol
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I don't like a wireless case. Always thought it would damage the phone battery. I'd like to get a PD cable charger for my Pixel XL
It was actually a straight forward question and I wasn't confused for even a second.
I do hope one comes along as well.
Or something like this.. Type-C Wireless Receiver, DISDIM Type C Qi Wireless Charger Receiver for LG G5, Nexus 5X, Nexus 6P, Nokia N1,Huawei P9 and More (Black) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01GHWZXAG/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_lmf.xb65F5QVC
This is what you need.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/351732856551?var=620678064425
I've seen video where it was embedded inside Nexus 5X with a bit of soldering here and there =D
I've seen a bunch of these, but the problem is the charging is REALLY slow (based on reviews). In some cases, power actually goes down.
Hello !
I'm looking for the same, a case with qi charger inside. But I also have a car with Android Auto and I need to plugg my phone with a USB cable to works with my car.
Do you know if it's possible to have both ? A Qi charger case with an external usb port too ?
thank you
Asking for a wireless charging case, in the accessories subforum, could not have been more clear. jackdforme was fully justified with his response.
MrMoi said:
Hello !
I'm looking for the same, a case with qi charger inside. But I also have a car with Android Auto and I need to plugg my phone with a USB cable to works with my car.
Do you know if it's possible to have both ? A Qi charger case with an external usb port too ?
thank you
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I don't think so. The Holy Grail would certainly be a case which inserted into the phone's ucb-c jack and then either had a pass-through which shut off the charging flow or was an extension which allowed a plugged in usb-c(which of course would also need to shut off the qi charging flow).
Would love to see that, but I'm a developer, not an engineer, so not sure this is even possible.
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Asking for a wireless charging case, in the accessories subforum, could not have been more clear. jackdforme was fully justified with his response.
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:good:
Let's hope we get one in production soon.
I know in the early days of USB-C some chargers were tested to be non 100% compatible and can actually damage your device.
It is about time I got a USB-C car charger.
I should not worry they should all be 100% compatible ?
What have you purchased for your car if you care to recommend something ?
Never mind I see google sells a USB-C Car Charger https://store.google.com/product/belkin_27w_usb_c_car_charger
I am just going to assume it is safe and order one.
AstroDigital said:
Never mind I see google sells a USB-C Car Charger https://store.google.com/product/belkin_27w_usb_c_car_charger
I am just going to assume it is safe and order one.
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Verizon sells that same car charger for $5 cheaper.
https://www.verizonwireless.com/accessories/belkin-usb-c-charger-with-usb-c-cable/
Also that charger is recommended by a Google engineer:
https://plus.google.com/+BensonLeung/posts/SFb6C8bZvPZ
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My wife use this charger:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000S5Q9CA/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
with this converter:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/17192701224...49&var=470835682302&ssPageName=STRK:MEBIDX:IT
It works perfectly in her 6p, even fast charging.
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Choetech Model C0051 is Qualcomm QC 3.0 certified and works correctly with my Note 7.
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seezar said:
Verizon sells that same car charger for $5 cheaper.
https://www.verizonwireless.com/accessories/belkin-usb-c-charger-with-usb-c-cable/
Also that charger is recommended by a Google engineer:
https://plus.google.com/+BensonLeung/posts/SFb6C8bZvPZ
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Just ordered from Verizon. Thanks!
They actually have a list of safe and not so safe cables and chargers list.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1vnpEXfo2HCGADdd9G2x9dMDWqENiY2kgBJUu29f_TX8/pubhtml#
I use this adapter and cable in both cars. Works great.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00VM7AI98
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B014F2NQ36
Should look at Anker, cheaper than what Verizon will get you but really good quality. I have to order a new one cause I forgot to lock the car one night and someone just had to go car hopping that night.
This charger from Belkin supports USB C P.D up to 27W so it will charge the pixels at full 18W rapid charge, reputable brand too.
http://www.belkin.com/uk/p/P-F7U004/
Hoodeddeathman said:
This charger from Belkin supports USB C P.D up to 27W so it will charge the pixels at full 18W rapid charge, reputable brand too.
http://www.belkin.com/uk/p/P-F7U004/
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Yes, that's the same Belkin charger that both Google and Verizon sells. Benson Leung also highly recommends it.
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seezar said:
Yes, that's the same Belkin charger that both Google and Verizon sells. Benson Leung also highly recommends it.
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Direct from Belkin is the only way I've found in the UK, it's not on our Google store just yet
Greefus said:
I use this adapter and cable in both cars. Works great.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00VM7AI98
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B014F2NQ36
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Benson Leung approves of this Car Charger able to give at least 5v 3A, 15W charging.
jjayzx said:
Should look at Anker, cheaper than what Verizon will get you but really good quality. I have to order a new one cause I forgot to lock the car one night and someone just had to go car hopping that night.
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There are no Anker USB Power Delivery chargers?
My blitzwolf usb c car charger fed 2400mA this morning, phone at 66%, got to 99% by the time I got to work. It's as fast as my zerolemon QC wall charger on my lg g4.
Well worth the $5 shipped from banggoods
clockcycle said:
My blitzwolf usb c car charger fed 2400mA this morning, phone at 66%, got to 99% by the time I got to work. It's as fast as my zerolemon QC wall charger on my lg g4.
Well worth the $5 shipped from banggoods
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That's only 10.8W - far cry from the 18W the phone is capable of.
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clockcycle said:
I was pointing out a car charger that works, includes a cabled usb-c and additional usb A port at a low cost of only $5 delivered, that doesn't fry the Pixel.
I am sure you know that the phone and chargers negotiate different levels of charging dependant on several conditions. In particular notice in my post, the phone was at 66% charge, far from depleted, which would have probably triggered a faster charge.
Please show us what car charger you're using and the tests you ran.
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How do you know it won't fry the Pixel? It's some cheap thing from China. USB C has had a lot of shady manufacturers. I would not be trusting my phone to that.
You need a USB PD charger. Type C should hit 5V/3A, or 80% of the maximum possible, 9V/2A, but still... it's not guaranteed safe.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet...x9dMDWqENiY2kgBJUu29f_TX8/edit#gid=1288176877
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hey guys, I know huawei has its own proprietary fast charge solution, but does it also work with quick charge 3 chargers? Like is it slower because the battery is big or is it slower because it detects it as a normal charger
I read, or watched in a video, that if you are using most quick chargers it will charge faster than normal but just not at the speeds of their proprietary quick charge.
Of course with quick chargers there is always the caveat of the crap knockoff ones verse good ones so milage may vary.
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SWBgHz said:
I read, or watched in a video, that if you are using most quick chargers it will charge faster than normal but just not at the speeds of their proprietary quick charge.
Of course with quick chargers there is always the caveat of the crap knockoff ones verse good ones so milage may vary.
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I just don't want to get rid of my quick charge 2 chargers I gathered at home and my aukey car charger qc3
anyone know where I can get another huawei stock charger for the mate 9?
NiggZ said:
anyone know where I can get another huawei stock charger for the mate 9?
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So new they don't seem to be around, Huawei site will probably be best bet at first.
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NiggZ said:
anyone know where I can get another huawei stock charger for the mate 9?
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Been searching everywhere for one myself, no luck thus far. Please report if you find one anywhere.
You need both charger and cable to be compatible for Huawei's super charge. I tried using 3rd party cable with stock charger and it is just normal charging
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xacidx said:
You need both charger and cable to be compatible for Huawei's super charge. I tried using 3rd party cable with stock charger and it is just normal charging
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Really? That's awful, can you check the difference with the charges by using the ampere app?
Ashk91 said:
Really? That's awful, can you check the difference with the charges by using the ampere app?
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No I don't have the ability to do that.
But based on the numbers on the charger, I think you need at least 4.5A for super charge to work
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Ashk91 said:
Really? That's awful, can you check the difference with the charges by using the ampere app?
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Keep in mind the issues of USB C non standard cables being rampant. Lots of USB C stuff is crap and not up to snuff.
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One of the reviews mentioned the need for the Huawei cable. They said it has additional pins that aren't in a standard USB-C cable. They indicated that the reason they can charge faster is because there are two batteries that are being charged in parallel, though that may have been speculation. If true, that would explain the need for a special charger: it would need dual outputs.
dscline said:
One of the reviews mentioned the need for the Huawei cable. They said it has additional pins that aren't in a standard USB-C cable. They indicated that the reason they can charge faster is because there are two batteries that are being charged in parallel, though that may have been speculation. If true, that would explain the need for a special charger: it would need dual outputs.
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It is false, there is just one battery and the cable has nothing to do with the number of batteries.
Lodix said:
It is false, there is just one battery and the cable has nothing to do with the number of batteries.
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I can't say it's true or false, but how do you know it's false? "Two" batteries doesn't necessarily mean the cells are physically arranged in separate casings. And if there were two separate batteries, you would need more connections to be able to control the voltage/amperage to the needs of each one. Sending a single power connection to the phone then modulating that within the phone would likely put too much bulk and heat into the phone, better to keep it in the charger.
I just bought the phone, I'll test it using ampere (mah) using the original charger and then using quick charge 2 plus USB C adapter
Oh my God, blew my mind away, this is with the original charger, unbelievable, comparing to my S6 qc2, max was 1020 mA
Ok so I did three tests, one with huawei original charger+cable, the results was in my previous post, and now with a qc2 charger using huawei cable..
We find that it's much slower.. But the big surprise is that using Samsung cable with the qc2 and micro USB to USB C adapter, we get this.
1. Huawei original (3650mA)
2. QC 2 WITH HUAWEI CABLE (2100mA)
3.QC 2 micro USB to USB C adapter cable (1200ma)
So that means QC 2 or 3 are good relatively but only if you use huaweis cable.. So there you go.
Ashk91 said:
I just bought the phone, I'll test it using ampere (mah) using the original charger and then using quick charge 2 plus USB C adapter
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I thought you meant using a physical multimeter to test for the current at first lol. I didn't know there is an app for this. Stupid me.
Here is my findings:
3rd party cable with 3rd party charger output 2A:
3rd party cable with stock charger
Stock cable with stock charger:
As we can see it matches the output current stated on the charger drawing between 4.5A to 5A and you need the stock cable to enable it.
xacidx said:
I thought you meant using a physical multimeter to test for the current at first lol. I didn't know there is an app for this. Stupid me.
Here is my findings:
3rd party cable with 3rd party charger output 2A:

3rd party cable with stock charger

Stock cable with stock charger:
3rd party cable with stock charger

Stock cable with stock charger:

As we can see it matches the output current stated on the charger drawing between 4.5A to 5A and you need the stock cable to enable it.
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You get much better numbers than me, this is great
Ashk91 said:
You get much better numbers than me, this is great
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I think your device can also achieve the same result.
Huawei's SuperCharge is the fastest of any fast charging protocols we've tested at XDA. We're working on publishing an article soon about our comparisons and findings once we've finished our graphs.