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3100mah battery pack for nexus 5 @ $13.99 prime shipping

This is the cheapest price spotted for external battery pack for $13.99. Anyone find anything cheaper? I'm trying to find something cheap and quick to use.
Can this also charge nexus 5 without problem? It charge at 2A
http://www.amazon.com/WARRANTY-External-Star-America-THINNEST/dp/B00EZ71LMA/
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Just ordered one, it'll be here Friday and I'll let you know
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Typical 9999 day warranty. I'd stay away. We all know these cheap Chinese electronics go bad on day 10,000.

instead of going for the cheapest go for the most vfm.anker external batteries.check em out on amazon.they tout the maximum capacity for a given price range.astro series;10000mah pack i am using currently.it comes with 18 months warranty.you may opt for the smaller ones too.

I have bad experiencing with those cheap battery packs. Usually they have a high capacity, but they still lose charge very quickly.
I had a 5500mAh battery pack for my Galaxy Nexus, which should be enough for charging it 3 times. The first 3 times it worked alright, but afterwards I was lucky to get one charge out of it. Still, one charge is of course always useful.

Can't be any more disappointing then my fluxmob bolt. Spend $60 and it'll charge about 30% of the battery.
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Jensiehh said:
I have bad experiencing with those cheap battery packs. Usually they have a high capacity, but they still lose charge very quickly.
I had a 5500mAh battery pack for my Galaxy Nexus, which should be enough for charging it 3 times. The first 3 times it worked alright, but afterwards I was lucky to get one charge out of it. Still, one charge is of course always useful.
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What do you mean by lucky to get one charge out of it?
Edit. Oh, external battery. I get it.
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Alright, gonna make this review based off one charge.
It arrived yesterday afternoon and I put it on the charger for 8 hours. It has three LEDs on the side that show how much remaining charge the unit has. I discharged my phone to 13% and rebooted then plugged this thing in. The phone thinks it's charging ac so the phone charged to 100% in about an hour and a half. The unit is blinking the final led now. So one full charge is expected.
I'm satisfied and if anyone has any questions let me know.
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thedudejdog said:
Alright, gonna make this review based off one charge.
It arrived yesterday afternoon and I put it on the charger for 8 hours. It has three LEDs on the side that show how much remaining charge the unit has. I discharged my phone to 13% and rebooted then plugged this thing in. The phone thinks it's charging ac so the phone charged to 100% in about an hour and a half. The unit is blinking the final led now. So one full charge is expected.
I'm satisfied and if anyone has any questions let me know.
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Nice review. Gonna pickup one myself now

Got pretty decent results with this. Getting around 100 charge. Also goes on AC mode which is good in getting the charge up quick

Yeah that's what I'm seeing. It's nice because normally about 6 hours into my shift I get down to around 14% then I plug into this bad boy and charge it back up before I head home and start the rest of my day.
Just leave the battery on the charger in my car then take it back into work the next day and start the whole thing over again
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does g3 support qualcomm quick charge 2.0

its taking almost 2.30 hrs to charge....i need a better way to charge my phone....if quick charge supports ....i would like to buy adapter ...any link will be appriciated ty....just tell me if it supports quick charge 2.0 technology

Yes it does

I thought mine charges quick.
Never timed it, but i wouldn't think it takes 2 and a half hours to charge fully.

Wait...is there some product that I can buy then that will charge my G3 75% faster ?

charging time
archanyouth said:
its taking almost 2.30 hrs to charge....i need a better way to charge my phone....if quick charge supports ....i would like to buy adapter ...any link will be appriciated ty....just tell me if it supports quick charge 2.0 technology
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on my observation, if I leave my g3 charging alone, it's fully charged after 1 and a half hour. But if I'm using it while its charging, charging time goes up to 2 and a half hours. that's my observation...

Where can you buy a 2.0 capable car/wall charger. I saw a list of some but no info of where they're sold.

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Yes it does
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so are u sure or u just telling becoz snapdragon 801 have this feature.....qualcom said that they have the option in processor but it depends on the mobile manufacturing company to enable it....so did lg enable quick charge and if yes have u seen anyone use 2.0 compatible chargers

munkiii said:
I thought mine charges quick.
Never timed it, but i wouldn't think it takes 2 and a half hours to charge fully.
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when i am at 10% battery remaining....i felt my mobile alone....charging took 2 and 1/2 hrs to charge to 100%....how ever it only took 1 hr to charge up to 60% than the rest 40% took 1 and half hour ...is this the same with u? or is there any fault in my mobile?

j_tan168 said:
on my observation, if I leave my g3 charging alone, it's fully charged after 1 and a half hour. But if I'm using it while its charging, charging time goes up to 2 and a half hours. that's my observation...
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my mobile charges 60-70% in one hour than it becomes slow and takes 1 hr to charge the remaining 30-40% battery

Seems that LG G3 is compatible... https://www.qualcomm.com/products/snapdragon/processors/801
Anybody tried any kind of adapter to quick charge LG G3? Can send link to find it?

I'll have my Nexus 9 Tuesday so I can test the wish charge then since it comes with the HTC quick charger using quick charge 2.0. I'll report back on how/if it works. Keep in mind your phone needs to be at ~10% or less to have it kick in whole charging

I just got my Nexus 9. It does not come with the rapid charger.

zgroten said:
I just got my Nexus 9. It does not come with the rapid charger.
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Oh is it ? Anyway congratulations..possessing the latest gadget got its own feel..
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It's awesome. Feels great

The lg G3 does NOT support quick charge at this time. I bought http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00P9UIKVM/ref=mp_s_a_1_4?qid=1416837283&sr=8-4&pi=AC_SX110_SY165_QL70. It supports quick charge 2.0 and has a led indicator showing if it's quick charging or regularly charging. On my HTC M8 it'll light blue (quick charge). On my friends lg g3 it stays green. Kind of bummed because quick charge is awesome. I timed it and went from 5% to 35% in 10 mins. Full charge in about 1 hr.

This is a good page to see what phones (sold in US) have QC 2.0.

I try to test quick charge 2.0 and original LG G3 Charger. Battery remaining 4% and the phone set to airplane mode. when i plug in the charger to the phone i start stopwatch. I use battery 100% alarm to remind me if the battery has been in achieving 100%. The result is using quick charge 2.0 need 1:46:21 time to reach 100%, for Original Charger need 2:11:02 time.
So i think, although LG g3 does not support quick charge 2.0 but still charging process faster compare using original charger.
Sorry for my bad english

willows said:
I try to test quick charge 2.0 and original LG G3 Charger. Battery remaining 4% and the phone set to airplane mode. when i plug in the charger to the phone i start stopwatch. I use battery 100% alarm to remind me if the battery has been in achieving 100%. The result is using quick charge 2.0 need 1:46:21 time to reach 100%, for Original Charger need 2:11:02 time.
So i think, although LG g3 does not support quick charge 2.0 but still charging process faster compare using original charger.
Sorry for my bad english
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What Charger you use for quick charge?
I ordered this Anker® 18W USB Wall Charger with Qualcomm® Quick Charge 2.0 Technology from Amazon and suppose to get today but delayed I guess due to the Snow Storm. I'll try it out and keep you updated.

rogconnect said:
What Charger you use for quick charge?
I ordered this Anker® 18W USB Wall Charger with Qualcomm® Quick Charge 2.0 Technology from Amazon and suppose to get today but delayed I guess due to the Snow Storm. I'll try it out and keep you updated.
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I don't know brand of my charger, i bought it when i go to Japan last year. I think Anker is better compare to my charger. This is my charger
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rogconnect said:
What Charger you use for quick charge?
I ordered this Anker® 18W USB Wall Charger with Qualcomm® Quick Charge 2.0 Technology from Amazon and suppose to get today but delayed I guess due to the Snow Storm. I'll try it out and keep you updated.
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Let us know how it works with the G3.

My LG G3 is Charging at almost 20Amps. Good or Bad?

I just got the LG G3 a few days ago and its charging at a rate of over 18+ amps! (Over 18000+ mA). My phone was on 35% about 10 min ago. Now it is at 63%. This is the first time i checked the charge current for this phone. My previous phone was a galaxy s3 and it averaged a charge current of 0.8-1.1 amps. I am not sure if this is a good or bad thing. My phones temp doesnt seem hot, also its charging incredibly fast. If anyone has had this happen please reply. I know this is not normal. I took a screenshot of the charge monitor. The app i used. To test the currents was "Battery Monitor Widget". In the picture you will see a red circle with a arrow pointed to it. That is the time when i took the charger off and replaced it with my other adapter but kept using the same cable.
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Grizzie said:
I just got the LG G3 a few days ago and its charging at a rate of over 18+ amps! (Over 18000+ mA). My phone was on 35% about 10 min ago. Now it is at 63%. This is the first time i checked the charge current for this phone. My previous phone was a galaxy s3 and it averaged a charge current of 0.8-1.1 amps. I am not sure if this is a good or bad thing. My phones temp doesnt seem hot, also its charging incredibly fast. If anyone has had this happen please reply. I know this is not normal. I took a screenshot of the charge monitor. The app i used. To test the currents was "Battery Monitor Widget". In the picture you will see a red circle with a arrow pointed to it. That is the time when i took the charger off and replaced it with my other adapter but kept using the same cable.
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That is wicked, though it had me scared! I tested wireless charging (I bought an insert for the back from AliExpress.com to make it Qi compatible) and also tested from the power adapter given to me with the phone. Below the yellow line is wireless charging and above is with the stock power cable. Notice that they are 0.5mAh different, but the mV is the same, so they charge about the same. Interesting! I'll have to test this further.
Cheers for posting this!

This could be why I burnt through a series of chargers a few weeks ago.....

Ok so I am now using the standard charger that i get up to 1800mA with. I gotta say though my charger that i modified charged my phone lightning fast with no heating issues as well or damaging of the battery. Unfortunately the modified charger can only be used with the newer phones. I had it tested with the galaxy s4, galaxy s5, and the htc one m8. But the only newer phone that didnt work with was the one plus one. The LG G3 definitely had the highest amp charge out of all of the phones. I will be doing more tests soon. But just to be safe i will be using my normal charger while i am away from the phone or when im sleeping. Here is the screenshot of the current charge with the stock charger.
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Here is the testing results with the htc one m8.
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Highly doubt that app is reporting accurately.

Omg can believe you guys are missing the mA flow ... +5197mA (+199.88%) per hour
These aren't output from your power adapter, it's a tally of how many mA have been recorded. Also from looking at your notification bar you have two blue tooth devices one of which isn't fully charged. There's a good chance this app doesn't account for that.

If you are using the standard charger, you can get 9 watts from it. No more. Given the voltage of the battery of 4v, there's little reason to think you could really be charging more than about 2200mA actual current into device, probably less due losses. For the the a 3000mAh battery, this means about 75 minutes to charge. I think the app is reporting something else or we are miss interpreting the data.
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[Q] Can Lollipop update cause these issues

Today I updated my galaxy tab S to 5.0.2 stock. I've had two issues with the update, by the way I'm using the LTE version, one is really slow charging like 10 to 15% an hour slow, And the other is at the fingerprint sensor keeps failing on me asking me to restart.I just keep tapping okay and eventually it will be back to normal really annoying an popping of these dialog boxes to go away I just keep tapping okay and eventually it will be back to normal. I'm not sure about the finger scanner BEFORE the update, but I can tell you I've never dropped it, while charging seemed to be at 25-30 an hour before. Normal or strange?

It sounds like you might need to recalibrate the battery, you can download free apps from the play store that delete the battery calibration data and then you do a full discharge and charge to make a new one, you need to be rooted.
There is a way to recalibrate without be rooted, but it has to be done manually just ask.
The calculation below are just a guess as i never fully charge my 10.5" and have now done about 170 days without restarting it, never since i got it.
I have the 10.5" and it has an 7900mah battery, and it charges at 1800ma till it hits 80% then it slows down, so using a battery charge time calculator it will take me 5H to go from 0% to 80%
If you have the 8.4" as it has an 4900mah battery, if it charges at 1800ma to 80% , it will take 3H to go from 0% to 80%
It`s the last 20% that take the longest to finish as the charge rate is reduce lower and lower till it hits 100%, so i only ever charge my 10.5" to 80% plus it`s better for the battery.
I use GSam Battery Monitor to sound an alarm when the charge hits 80%
John.
AB__CD said:
Today I updated my galaxy tab S to 5.0.2 stock. I've had two issues with the update, by the way I'm using the LTE version, one is really slow charging like 10 to 15% an hour slow, And the other is at the fingerprint sensor keeps failing on me asking me to restart.I just keep tapping okay and eventually it will be back to normal really annoying an popping of these dialog boxes to go away I just keep tapping okay and eventually it will be back to normal. I'm not sure about the finger scanner BEFORE the update, but I can tell you I've never dropped it, while charging seemed to be at 25-30 an hour before. Normal or strange?
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Tinderbox (UK) said:
It sounds like you might need to recalibrate the battery, you can download free apps from the play store that delete the battery calibration data and then you do a full discharge and charge to make a new one.
The calculation below are just a guess as i never fully charge my 10.5" and have now does about 170 days without restarting it, never since i got it.
I have the 10.5" and it has an 7900mah battery, and it charges at 1800ma till it hits 80% then it slows down, so using a battery charge time calculator it will take me 5H to go from 0% to 80%
If you have the 8.4" as it has an 4900mah battery, if it charges at 1800ma to 80% , it will take 3H to go from 0% to 80%
It`s the last 20% that take the longest to finish as the charge rate is reduce lower and lower till it hits 100%, so i only ever charge my 10.5" to 80% plus it`s better for the battery.
John.
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I have the 10.5 and it's slow even on lower percent.. Been charging for 2h only gone up 10% from 3 to 12.

Definitely something wrong there.
Are you using the original charger and usb cable, as other chargers and cable can be really slow.
Try the app below, it should tell you your charging current, it should be around 1800ma
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.abmantis.galaxychargingcurrent.free&hl=en
John.
AB__CD said:
I have the 10.5 and it's slow even on lower percent.. Been charging for 2h only gone up 10% from 3 to 12.
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Tinderbox (UK) said:
Definitely something wrong there.
Are you using the original charger and usb cable, as other chargers and cable can be really slow.
Try the app below, it should tell you your charging current, it should be around 1800ma
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.abmantis.galaxychargingcurrent.free&hl=en
John.
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I am using the original charger, and I just charged it for 4h, only got it to 57%. Currently in school, I'll check out the app when I get home

Tinderbox (UK) said:
Definitely something wrong there.
Are you using the original charger and usb cable, as other chargers and cable can be really slow.
Try the app below, it should tell you your charging current, it should be around 1800ma
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.abmantis.galaxychargingcurrent.free&hl=en
John.
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Samsung charger is broken, with an LG charger it shows max at 1800 mA, so there's the problem. Thanks!

Great that you have found your problem, did you fix the fingerprint sensor problem you were having?
Also that LG charger are you using, do you have the model number? , as it`s hard to find non Samsung chargers that charge fast.
Thanks
John.

Charging speed

To power up, you consume Red Bull. But your phone just needs its adaptive fast charger. Rate this thread to express how quickly the OnePlus X can charge. A higher rating indicates that it charges extremely fast.
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Well I don't need sugar+caffeine, but regarding the phone it takes at least 100 minute to charge from 1% to 100% on a power socket. On a USB port - I have not tried yet, but it could take double the time I guess.

Pretty crappy. This thing pulls about 1.2mA from the socket and therefore takes a while to charge up. Say about 2 hours to full from 10-15%.

Max amp draw I get. Same with a 10w USB charger or the one plus stock.
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5% to 100% i only need 1 hour 40 minutes something. So its fine with me.

1.5 hours. Pretty fast

Better than Galaxy S3 (my former phone)

120 Minutes (2 Hours) from 5% to 100% for me.

90minutes from 0 to 100℅ which seems pretty fast to me as compared to other phones with "fast charge" which can take take 2h45m for full charge(4000mah)

Hi folks,
Last night, my oneplus X took almost 4 to 5 hours from 0 to 97% (not really 100%!). I noticed this degradation of charging since a couple of months, but i can not figure it out if it came from the battery or from the charger. I tried with another charger, and it takes almost the same time...
And also my battery seems to be less efficient, so i have to consider to replace it or there is another solution ?
Thanks

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Hi folks,
Last night, my oneplus X took almost 4 to 5 hours from 0 to 97% (not really 100%!). I noticed this degradation of charging since a couple of months, but i can not figure it out if it came from the battery or from the charger. I tried with another charger, and it takes almost the same time...
And also my battery seems to be less efficient, so i have to consider to replace it or there is another solution ?
Thanks
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Well, this is an unfortunate tell of events. Onyx has a very very inaccurate fuelguager and it doesn't seem to adjust with time so as the battery degrades, it gets dramatically worse. I too have the sane issue and no matter what I do to circumvent this in my kernel sources, it always pops back up.
Point being, there really isn't a solution though I do soon hope to take a closer look at the fuelguager and rewrite bits of it in my kernel to improve its accuracy

mgBd said:
Hi folks,
Last night, my oneplus X took almost 4 to 5 hours from 0 to 97% (not really 100%!). I noticed this degradation of charging since a couple of months, but i can not figure it out if it came from the battery or from the charger. I tried with another charger, and it takes almost the same time...
And also my battery seems to be less efficient, so i have to consider to replace it or there is another solution ?
Thanks
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I had the same issue. At some point charging became very slow. But if it's decharging at a normal rate, then it's not the battery.
In my case, getting the charging port repaired at a local phone repair shop did the trick. Now charging from 0 to 100% doesn't take 4 hours anymore, but again 1.5 to 2 hours.

enable USB fast charging in Kernel aduitor that also helps.
Keep mobile data off when charging that also speeds up charging.

Not sure if the phone is old. It seems slower to charge. 2 to 2.5 hours with no usage during charging.
Anyone face this?
On lineage 15.1 june build and usb fast charge enabled. Using stock charger.

Tiongkia said:
Not sure if the phone is old. It seems slower to charge. 2 to 2.5 hours with no usage during charging.
Anyone face this?
On lineage 15.1 june build and usb fast charge enabled. Using stock charger.
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Check charging rate with "Ampere" .
Then, try to unactivate USB debugging and check again (after plug / unplug).