Everytime i charge the phone in shutdown(off) condition, the phone will automatically start or turn on, then i have to shutdown the phone
How to charge the phone with "off" condition?
My Mate 30 pro is international version
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hello my phone it's fully charged but won't turn on but when i put the charger the phone turn on but only show me battery percentage but still won't turn on
I fully charged the phone, went to sleep and woke up and the phone was off. I couldn't start it even after holding the power button for 10 seconds, i plugged the phone into the charger and after 30 seconds it started charging from 50%, then i turned the phone on and everything was ok. This is like the 5th time this has happened in the last few months, should i take it in for warranty, yes it still has warranty
As the title states, my phone won't charge or turn on. It was at 2 percent battery when I turned it off a few hours ago and put it on a fast charger when I got back and it was running just fine. It Charged to 99 percent before I took it off the charger and was using it. However, I restarted because Adaway asked and the phone never turned back on. And the Orange LED isn't showing up either. I doubt its the battery because It still had 90 percent when I restarted it. There is no Battery Blinking on the screen wither and holding the power and volume up causes the HTC splash screen to appear for a few seconds before turning off again. Its stuck in that loop if I keep it held.
Anyone have any suggestions with what I could do here?
I was wondering if some of the turbo that comes is software related or if it works only with the phone turned on.
It charges slightly faster in power off mode
oroboros74 said:
I was wondering if some of the turbo that comes is software related or if it works only with the phone turned on.
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Every device charges faster, when thay are turned off.
And as for poco f2 pro, I tested it myself, it takes 10 min less to fully charge from 20% to 100%
Just checked ; QC charge does work with the phone off
I have a problem with my POCO X3 Pro, it won't charge or will charge slowly.
The last few days my POCO X3 Pro charges slowly on every charger I try. For comparison it charged 53% from 21h to 7h.
I was using my phone today but is was almost dying (2%) so i got the charger, the charging icon appeared, so it charges. The phone turned off because of its low battery, normally it doesn't do this, I can go on with everything I want normally. Then repeatedly trying to turn it on, it then turns on with the low battery icon and turns off after like 1,5 seconds or so. I got it to turn on three times, but after like 20 seconds the battery was empty again and i needed to wait for like 5 minutes for it to turn on again. I just got it back on, but it doesn't show that it's charging, and dies after half a minute.
Does anyone know a solution? Please help!!
Mikjew8 said:
I have a problem with my POCO X3 Pro, it won't charge or will charge slowly.
The last few days my POCO X3 Pro charges slowly on every charger I try. For comparison it charged 53% from 21h to 7h.
I was using my phone today but is was almost dying (2%) so i got the charger, the charging icon appeared, so it charges. The phone turned off because of its low battery, normally it doesn't do this, I can go on with everything I want normally. Then repeatedly trying to turn it on, it then turns on with the low battery icon and turns off after like 1,5 seconds or so. I got it to turn on three times, but after like 20 seconds the battery was empty again and i needed to wait for like 5 minutes for it to turn on again. I just got it back on, but it doesn't show that it's charging, and dies after half a minute.
Does anyone know a solution? Please help!!
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Assuming you use the stock charging brick and chord, the possible reasons for this are:
1. Your battery is damaged. Maybe it expanded or has a high charge cycle causing it to no longer hold sufficient charge.
2. Your charging port could be damaged.
3. You're close to getting a bricked phone as the PMIC could be going bonkers.
Either way, it's better to get your phone checked by going to the nearest service center.