What is the output of your OFFICIAL charger that came with your xperia L.
mine came with 850mA while I think Xperia U had 1000mA compared to this. Also, the battery of Xperia L is about 1750 compared to 1320.
Just curious, it is just me or it is coming with 850mA charger out of the box ?
I've checked my old charger for Xperia X8 which I'm using to charge my XL and the one that came with XL and they both giving ouput of 5.0V and 850mA
Also what do you mean with the battery ?
damian01211 said:
I've checked my old charger for Xperia X8 which I'm using to charge my XL and the one that came with XL and they both giving ouput of 5.0V and 850mA
Also what do you mean with the battery ?
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Thank you, yes it was confirmed that it comes with 850mAh charger.
I was talking about the battery capacity which is 1750 for Xperia L and 1320 for Xperia U. The more the capacity of a battery, the longer it will last. (Simply more battery time).
Also, if the charger is rated as 1000mAh or (1A), it will take less time to charge the battery than using a 850mAh (.850A).
However, there is a safety current that should be used to charge a device as exceeding the current might result in damaging the handset.
Moreover, if you use a less powerful charger, the battery life will increase. Say if you charge your phone with 1A and I charge the same model with 0.850A, my battery might last for 2.5 years while your battery die after 2 years.
I was only wondering that what if Sony should have provided 1A charger than .850A. That's all
Would the Xperia L auto-cutoff when it's fully charge? I was wondering if one can leave it overnight connected to the charger or a USB cable from a PC.
It's already doing.. When battery reach 100%, phone cut offs the power and fastly discharged the battery to 92% and then it's charing again to 100% and on and on and on.
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I am using Xperia neo v MT11i running Ultrakat V2.1.1. While charging yesterday I noticed that the circle charger icon does not show the battery percentage level when the charge is full. It starts showing the percentage only when the charge decreases.
Hi,
will an android device work with a dead battery (or with it removed) but with ac plugged in?
will your android phone still work with the battery removed and ac plugged in?
Try it and state your models.
Thanks
I don't think phones work on AC power without the battery like laptops do.
I have a Sony Xperia SL, Xperia Z Ultra, and a Xperia Tablet Z in the house and the battery is not removable in all of them, but if they are absolutely dead and I plug in the charger they first charge before switching on, if even for a few seconds.
I tried with a device called the Karbonn A5 which has a removable battery, and it didn't switch on.
I also tried with an old phone, the Sony Ericsson W810, and it didn't switch on either.
Hi,
Yes, thank for your reply.
I have a cheap China product which do not boot if the power of the battery is below 20% and start charging. So I guess the device would not possibly boot if there is no battery (or removed) when the battery is dead.
So are the Sony Xperia SL, Xperia Z Ultra, and a Xperia Tablet Z still operate with ac charging after the battery dead?
Have anyone had a device that has the battery dead?
Anyone can check the android source code to make sure about this too?
The Sony Xperia SL, Xperia Z Ultra, and a Xperia Tablet Z don't operate with ac charging after the battery is dead, but they do not need to be charged to 20% before using. They can be used just after a few seconds of charge if they are plugged in, I am guessing after 1% is charged maybe.
Check out this thread - http://www.googlenexusforum.com/forum/nexus-7-discussions/7138-can-nexus-7-run-off-ac-power.html
One day i pulled battery and my phone switch were still switch on. but get switched off quickly it was a china phone (Lemon t39)
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One day i pulled battery and my phone switch were still switch on. but get switched off quickly it was a china phone (Lemon t39)
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So you have android phone with its battery removable?
We want the device to be used more than that is promised, which is only 1 year warranty. The device may still be used for some other purpose such as watching videos, reading news or as a bed night/alarm clock when it is plugged on the ac adapter. Otherwise, it would become waste.
I'm owner of a Sony Xperia Z3 Compact D5833. Running kit Kat 4.4.4
It was running smoothly until i kept it in a drawer for a week or two. When i picked it up again the battery was completely drained and then i plugged it for charging there was a problem. Now what phone is doing while charging the Sony logo appears and then restart continuously again and again again and again. I opened the back cover, removed the battery and plugged it into Sony Z3 D6603 and the problem was same.
I repaired many batteries in this condition by giving shock through a usb cable by plugging in PC and used red and black cables as + - points. But this time in-vain.
How to repair does anybody know?