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What type of charger would I need to take full advantage of Quick Charge 2.0? & I also read somewhere that it can support even higher than 1.67a chargers? Would that mean it would charge even faster than a 1.67a if I got for instance a 1.97a charger?
Also is there any downsides to using this or benefits I should be aware of before going through with this?
Links to any recommended chargers would be appreciated as I'm very lazy lately LOL (or just a name & site), thanks ahead of time!
Edit: did a LITTLE searching and found this: http://www.amazon.com/PCD-CNR71-Charger-EADP-15ZB-79H00107/dp/B009AXZ2S8 . Will that do the job? & if so is it the best I can get for my phone?
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No, that Amazon charger won't charge much faster than the original charger that came with the phone. I don't believe there are any quick charge 2.0 compatible chargers available yet. HTC said they will release one later this year. The charger has to have specific circuitry to support quick charge 2.0. I use a 2A charger that came with my Galaxy S4, but it does not support quick charge 2.0. You will just have to wait until a supported charger is released.
http://www.digitaltrends.com/mobile...0-promises-75-percent-faster-charging/#!0d7Kp
Has anyone found a QC 2.0 Charger, used one and seen results? Another thread i was reading earlier this week said they got one from rakuten. Given that Docomo has QC 2.0 chargers from any news i've read about QC 2.0 its no surprise the only ones i could find were on rakuten. Heres one for example http://global.rakuten.com/en/store/getplus/item/2538293/ . So i was curious if anyone has found any QC 2.0 chargers and used them with results good or bad.
bump . . . I'd like to know this as well, if the S5 is able to have this feature or if not; figure out if it's software or (hopefully not) a hardware restriction.
I think I read somewhere that only the japan version of the S5 has fast charge ability. Hope I'm wrong tho.
I was not able to conform or test, but some said it does include it: http://www.zdnet.com/qualcomm-is-a-big-winner-inside-samsungs-galaxy-s5-7000027981/
and the Quick charge 2.0 feature itself is part of the Snapdragon 801 CPU https://www.qualcomm.com/products/snapdragon/processors/801
DoCoMo (Japan carrier) has officially enabled the Quick Charge 2.0 on their handsets, including the Galaxy S5. The power adapter is for sure different, and I am not aware of any firmware change.
Anyone with a Quick Charge 2.0 charger care to test ?
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I was not able to conform or test, but some said it does include it: http://www.zdnet.com/qualcomm-is-a-big-winner-inside-samsungs-galaxy-s5-7000027981/
and the Quick charge 2.0 feature itself is part of the Snapdragon 801 CPU https://www.qualcomm.com/products/snapdragon/processors/801
DoCoMo (Japan carrier) has officially enabled the Quick Charge 2.0 on their handsets, including the Galaxy S5. The power adapter is for sure different, and I am not aware of any firmware change.
Anyone with a Quick Charge 2.0 charger care to test ?
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I got a quick charge 2.0 charger from pure gear "Extreme charger" it will not charge any faster than the stock charger about 0.5% per min. The stock does closer to 1% per min or just over.
This maybe a hardware restriction of the usb 3.0 port??
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Doesn't the battery need to be quick charge "ready"? Im sorry if it sounds dumb, i don't know much about this tech and batteries, but i thought it was a combination of phone hardware+charger+battery.
Okay base on my sort of "research" quick chargers are sort of smart.. they communicate with the phone on what kind of power it wants. In the current S5 software or hardware, it's saying that it's only capable of 2 amps and 5 volts thats why it won't charge quickly and at the same time it won't break your phone on overvoltage or overcurrent when using Qualcomm certified quickcharge 2.0 chargers.
"The Qualcomm Quick Charge Charger interface IC detects commands from the Quick Charge 2.0-enabled mobile device via the USB cable, then communicates with the PWM primary-side controller and configures the power adapter output voltage."
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From the datatsheet.
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Okay base on my sort of "research" quick chargers are sort of smart.. they communicate with the phone on what kind of power it wants. In the current S5 software or hardware, it's saying that it's only capable of 2 amps and 5 volts thats why it won't charge quickly and at the same time it won't break your phone on overvoltage or overcurrent when using Qualcomm certified quickcharge 2.0 chargers.
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So in that case, a firmware update is required to enable quickcharge? It might come with lollipop!
However, does anybody know if the japanese s5 has a different battery?
http://www.zdnet.com/qualcomm-is-a-big-winner-inside-samsungs-galaxy-s5-7000027981/
This article shows a lot of hardware was made by qualcomm in the S5 (power management and chipset). Is it possible Samsung was waiting for the Note 4 to sell their own quick charger? Or perhaps create a larger impact with 2 Quick Charge phones in the market?
My 900f charges in under 45 minutes with stock batt charger and cable
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Can galaxy s5 charges with sony 2.1 amp charger i am planning to buy a charger
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Of course yes...2.1 amps ang 5 volts is Qualcomm's Quick charge 1.0 and S5 is fully compatible with that
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I tried my friend 2.4 amp charger with my galaxy s5 but it didn't charge at all thats why i am asking if any one is already using
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I've found out some chargers do not work with S5.. and I don't know why...specifically wall chargers with 2.4amps
Does the galaxy s5 supports quick charge 2.0 can we use quick charge 2.0 chargers
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G900L
does this work with intl versions or g900L perhaps?
This may be a little late, but I tried using my Qualcomm quick charge 2.0 charger (motorola turbo charger) on the S5 and it didn't quick charge on the G900A variant... It could be a software limitation, hopefully not a hardware one.
If you use a custom kernel that has fast charge.
when will samsung implement fast charge for us carriers?
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when will samsung implement fast charge for us carriers?
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it is carrier related ? what is needed for fast charge ?
Hi Z3's fans
I have a question which I 've asked in ( Sony forums ) and ( Qualcomm's facebook page )
My question is :
Does Z3 dual model ( D6633 ) support quick charge 2.0 or not !!!?????
Sony support team said that quick charging is just special for Japanese models and they said :
D6633 supports neither Quick Charge 1.0 or Quick Charge 2.0
Qualcomm at first said yes but when I asked about D6633 didn't answer ..
Do you have any idea about this ?
please help ,, I appreciate that so much
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I have the D6603 model and purchased a quick charge charger. It charges my phone from 45% to 89% percent in 45 minutes. It's takes the phone about 1 hour and a half to charge from empty to full.
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I have the D6603 model and purchased a quick charge charger. It charges my phone from 45% to 89% percent in 45 minutes. It's takes the phone about 1 hour and a half to charge from empty to full.
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is this via the usb port or the magnetic charging port?
I believe its through the USB port.
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is this via the usb port or the magnetic charging port?
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usb port.
First of all, sorry to bring this months old thread back to life, but at least to me, this question is left unanswered even though I looked it up here on XDA.
I have just bought a Xperia Z3 Dual (D6633) and I'm considering getting a Quick Charge 2.0 outlet.
Thus, can anyone please confirm whether the Z3 Dual is compatible with QC 2.0?
Thanks in advance.
.I have a D6633 and a generic charger bought from a phone shop (a good one though)
I never timed the charging but it does charge the phone fairly quickly. I would say i can charge it from 0 to full in a couple of hours.
Does that mean it supports quick charge? I don't know but for me it does it fairly quickly especially I don't leave my phone goes completely flat.
and finally it does that through either ports (usb or magnetic).
k.
Rizera said:
First of all, sorry to bring this months old thread back to life, but at least to me, this question is left unanswered even though I looked it up here on XDA.
I have just bought a Xperia Z3 Dual (D6633) and I'm considering getting a Quick Charge 2.0 outlet.
Thus, can anyone please confirm whether the Z3 Dual is compatible with QC 2.0?
Thanks in advance.
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I am not sure whether it does fully... Let me explain:
I have a Galaxy Note 4 and the QC2 charger that came with it as well as another brand QC2 charger bought on amazon.com
When I attach the Note 4 to either charger (with a USB voltmeter in between), I get 9V and 1.5 A until 85% charge, then down < 1A for the rest.
D6633 (HK software installed) with both 4.4.4 and the new 5.0.2 firmware, starts with 5V (similar to the Note 4), then ramps up to 9V but cannot get any higher than 0.7 A. The original charger that came with the D6633 says 1.5A on it so theoretically, you get more power from that than the QC2 charger.
I am not sure whether it is a software issue or not and how to enable it.
Just an observation.
Thanks for your input, onurd.
Well, getting more A on the original charger than the QC 2.0 charger is actually odd. Why/how could that be?
Anyways, if not allowing the QC 2.0 charge is a Kernel limiting issue, modifying the original Kernel could make it happen, couldn't it? I know barely nothing about programming, but logically speaking, that does make sense...
I know it is odd but it doesn't look like that the device is "requesting" more amperage from the charger. So using a regular (or the original charger) over the QC2 charger makes more sense (5V x 1.5 A = 7.5 W vs 9V x 0.7 A = 6.3 W)
I do think is it a software issue but I don't know to "enable" it. Does anybody with an unlocked bootloader on CM 12 has a different experience maybe?
Do I need a fast charge cable or wall adapter cause I heard the included one don't include fast charge
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This: http://goo.gl/lfZdJO
I just ordered this fast charger from Amazon:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00QEX83LA/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
mind it doesn't come with a cable, but you could use the HTC stock one since it's of good quality.
If you want a long cable like me, I also ordered this:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00MLP6HLS/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
I've got this one http://www.amazon.com/Tenergy-Unive...d=1427977501&sr=1-2&keywords=quick+charge+2.0
As long as it says Qualcomm Quick Charge 2.0 any of them should work.
Any UK ones recommended under £10??
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Any UK ones recommended under £10??
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http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/271795452816
Is that not the same one that comes with the m9??
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Is that not the same one that comes with the m9??
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Judging by the quoted spec of 5/9/12V it is the HTC TC P1000 charger, not the TC P900 as shipped in the box (of my EE unit)
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Is that not the same one that comes with the m9??
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can you take a picture of your charger of dose it say Qualcomm Quick Charge 2.0 on it ?
Anyone in the US (not sure about other regions) can waltz into a verizon store and pick up one of these:
http://www.verizonwireless.com/acce...er-with-fast-charge-technology-for-micro-usb/
Price isn't terrible at ~$35. I'm not on verizon and I don't like all the red, but who cares at the end of the day. Also, the USB cable it comes with has a light on the end. which is handier than I thought it would be. IE: stabbing your phone in the butt when trying to charge it in the dark. I do not regret getting this charger for a second.
I ordered this one. http://www.shopandroid.com/ventev-q...llport-micro-usb-wall-charger/5A255A20425.htm
should be here today.
Check out the HTC Fast Charger 15W AC Adaptor TC P1000 (UK Plug Retail Blister) at the HTC Shop
http://shop.emea.htc.com/uk/p_htc_store_product.aspx?i=270537
Not under a tenner, retails for £17
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Is there any way to tell if the phone is actually in quick charge 2.0 charging mode? I bought a car adapter that is certified but I'm curious how to know if it is actually working or not in that charging mode?
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Is there any way to tell if the phone is actually in quick charge 2.0 charging mode? I bought a car adapter that is certified but I'm curious how to know if it is actually working or not in that charging mode?
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(If you can't catch it then it's a quick charge... lol!) Yes there is a way, if you plug in a slow charger you will get a pop up message telling you that you are using a slow charger. I charge my m9 from my PC as it has a built-in USB port for fast charging phones, which can even be used if the PC is powered off.
Will this charger charge the M9 faster? I don't know if it supports that Qualcomm fast charging 2.0 though?
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00HPTU00E/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
I've had great results from the Choe brand QC chargers LINK. Used it with my M8 now using for my M9.
I got the Anker Qualcomm 2.0 Quick Charger.
It works. Light glows green when my M9 is plugged in. Charges stupid fast.
Takes up one space on the power strip.
Amazon - Anker Qualcomm 2.0 Quick Charger
I've had pretty good luck in general with Anker stuff, but I've never used one of their quick chargers.
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I got the Anker Qualcomm 2.0 Quick Charger.
It works. Light glows green when my M9 is plugged in. Charges stupid fast.
Takes up one space on the power strip.
Amazon - Anker Qualcomm 2.0 Quick Charger
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I bought that same charger. Would you be willing to download the free app called Ampere and see what it reports for current when you are using that charger? I am having a very weird issue where Ampere is only reporting about 250mA with that charger but if I use a different charger that is not Qualcomm certified I get upwords of 1500 milliamps. I'm wondering if Ampere is just not capable of handling the calculation on a phone with the Qualcomm Quick Charge technology or if there is something wrong with the charging of my phone.
I just bought these two, and it said I will have them by Sunday; it's Friday!
Two fast charge ports on the wall charger and 1 on the car charger, and the rest of the ports are 2.4 amp 5 volt.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00UBK9M08/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?ie=UTF8&psc=1&smid=A1NCVKF8LXGAA9
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00R18XTCA/ref=ox_sc_act_title_2?ie=UTF8&psc=1&smid=A1NCVKF8LXGAA9
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This would be a good one also!
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00R26VRHA?psc=1
Anyone run across this?
Both the Tumi and the Incipio battery mod will not charge unless plugged into the supplied charger, 30 w one that came with phone.
I'm aware QC 2.0 charges will not technically charge the Z Force at turbo speed but charges it faster than a standard charger.
So using a 2.0 charger it charges the phone fine but will not switch to charging the battery mods. This is using a usb c cable and a micro usb cable with a USB micro to usb c connector.
It just sits there saying g waiting to charge. But once I use the supplied charger it charges the moto mod battery.
Interesting...I wonder if it has anything to do with tripping the "turbo power" message...there are chargers out there (have to be usb-c to usb-c) that will turbo charge our phones...but not as fast as the OEM charger...I'd be curious to see if those work to charge the power packs
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The funny thing is even when I use the supplied 30 watt charger that came with the phone it charges about 300 mah/rate. Heck my 2.0 chargers charge the phone at 1600 mah/rate. So I don't know. I know if it's not fixed soon I'll be returning the incipio wireless battery mod back to best buy in a couple days.
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Sooooo just got off the phone with Verizon tech support( insert joke here) and they advised this is a known issue and will be pushing out an update starting tomorrow.
Not gonna hold my breath.
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Sooooo just got off the phone with Verizon tech support( insert joke here) and they advised this is a known issue and will be pushing out an update starting tomorrow.
Not gonna hold my breath.
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Good thing Moto designed the mods to accept firmware updates lol
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Yea I dont know. The guy didnt sound too convincing. They could also be just saying that. But he did readily admit it was a known issue.
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Well spoke to Motorola customer tech support today. They advised the issue I'm having with th eastern mod, tumi and incipio, is a known issue.
They also advised the only way to charge the phone and have it then switch to charging the battery mod is to use the supplied charger. No other charger will work.
I can't believe they would not think of this issue coming up. Very disappointed.
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Moto tech support was way wrong. I went to local Verizon store and tested out the Verizon usb c vehicle and house charger. Both turbo charge my phone and both then charge the battery mod.
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So if it charges with the Verizon charger I wonder why my Platinum Quick Charge brick or car charger won't work... That's odd
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So if it charges with the Verizon charger I wonder why my Platinum Quick Charge brick or car charger won't work... That's odd
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Looks like your charger is QC 2.0. It probably only produces 10W (2A X 5V). The Moto Z charger produces 15W (3A X 5V). Your Z Force charger produces 28.5W (5.7 X 5V).
I think the min. W to TurboCharge is 15W.
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Looks like your charger is QC 2.0. It probably only produces 10W (2A X 5V). The Moto Z charger produces 15W (3A X 5V). Your Z Force charger produces 28.5W (5.7 X 5V).
I think the min. W to TurboCharge is 15W.
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I suppose that would make sense, though I hope the software update would add support to QC 2.0. I'd hate to rebuy all my fast chargers for the 3.0 capability. If anything I think they should require that the phone reach 100% and then the battery starts charging, if the 2.0 chargers cannot charge both simultaneously. I love Motorola phones but their support is in SERIOUS need of a reform.
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I suppose that would make sense, though I hope the software update would add support to QC 2.0. I'd hate to rebuy all my fast chargers for the 3.0 capability. If anything I think they should require that the phone reach 100% and then the battery starts charging, if the 2.0 chargers cannot charge both simultaneously. I love Motorola phones but their support is in SERIOUS need of a reform.
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It will never support QC. QC is incompatible with it. Phones that have USB C and QC are out of spec. Have a look at this thread for more info on it.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3500214
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Wireless chargers do the trick.
I had the same issue but had a qi wireless charger in the drawer here at work. Set it on top and it's now charging the Incipio battery mod, so it's all good. Irritating that a Samsung OEM usb-c charger from my S8 won't charge the mod though.
Moto battery not charging phone
Uninstall and reinstall the Moto mod manager and it will work properly
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Uninstall and reinstall the Moto mod manager and it will work properly
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You can't (uninstall mod manager), at least not on Oreo. Disabling and re-enabling doesn't change the behavior.
I had the issue mentioned here, my moto mod battery was not charging. I switched to the cable and plug that came with the phone and it started charging. Thanks to the folks on here that mentioned it as a possible fix.