Will this much amp make my phone's battery life worse? - BetterBatteryStats

Hello, I'm wondering if charging my phone at a higher amperage will damage the battery, even giving me worse battery life.
Phone battery specs:
•Can handle up to 760mA
•2600 mAh battery
•Runs at 3.83 to 3.93 volts
Charger specs:
Input:
•100-240 volts
•.5 amps
•50-60 Hz
Output:
•5.2 volts
•2 amps
Thanks in advance to anyone who can help me!

Here's more information regarding my battery. And I was charging using the quicker charger.
Side note: The battery can handle up to 760 mA, I couldn't wait for the app I used to completely finish measuring.
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Phone doesn't have quick charge support.
700mA is very low using AC charger. Try different 2A charger or different cable
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Phone doesn't have quick charge support.
700mA is very low using AC charger. Try different 2A charger or different cable
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The output is 5.2V at 2A.
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Your charger must be bad, i use one from moto x 5A 1,15A and it charges at that same rate.
And no, the battery will not have any problems handling 2A
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Phone has its own charging system you can connect 10A charger and it will reduce charging current (current depends of charging state and in some cases temperature). What reduces battery live spam is heat.
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As pikiwedia said, the phone will reduce he charging current. As my galaxy s5, the charger has a max 2A output, but the phone only gets 1,2A
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I'm getting about 1800mah on my Anker 5port charger.

Charging by a high Amp charger won't damage the battery. The only thing that degrades the battery and makes battery life worse is usage and heat. On average batteries nowadays have ~1000 battery cycles before you notice an effect on battery life.
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USB Charging with an AC Charger

Hi guys. I'm just wondering why the htc one charges at usb speeds with an apple 12v charger however my nexus 4 charges just fine with it. It's the same thing with my new trent external battery pack.
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Do you mean the one charges slow, if so i think this is deliberate by htc as a slow charge is better for the battery`s health, as the user cannot replace the battery like you can on other phones.
John.
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This is what I mean, I'm using the original cable and an apple 12v universal usb charger and it charges in usb mode and not ac mode.
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It looks like the H1 has detected you apple charger as an no-approved charger and has limited it`s charging speed to lower currant/ma level.
I have seen this happen with other phones and usb charging devices before, i don't recommend you do this, an usb socket has 4 connection pins 1,2,3,4 , if the connection 2,3 are soldered together the device will charge at A/C speed, if connection 2,3 are not connected, it will charge at USB speeds.
I have taken an number of my usb charges apart and soldered pin 2+3 together to enable the high charge rate.
I cannot guaranty this is the reason for your usb message
John.
Tinderbox (UK) said:
It looks like the H1 has detected you apple charger as an no-approved charger and has limited it`s charging speed to lower currant/ma level.
I have seen this happen with other phones and usb charging devices before, i don't recommend you do this, an usb socket has 4 connection pins 1,2,3,4 , if the connection 2,3 are soldered together the device will charge at A/C speed, if connection 2,3 are not connected, it will charge at USB speeds.
I have taken an number of my usb charges apart and soldered pin 2+3 together to enable the high charge rate.
I cannot guaranty this is the reason for your usb message
John.
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Oh. No wonder. How sad. I have to buy new chargers I guess? The same thing happens with my car charger. Thanks for the explanation!

Fast charging on MI3. Does it work?

Does anyone here have a 2A charger and can tell us how much MI3 will get of that current? It is said that the MI3 comes with fast charging, but I bought a 2A charger and the maximum the phone gets is 1.3A. I am curious if that is the maximum the charger will output or just the phone can't receive more.
Did the measurement using Elixir2 app from the market, the "Information" thing. The standard Xiaomi charger puts out a maximum of 1A, and the brand new charger I got a maximum of 1.2A.
Nobody has a 2A charger? Maybe from a Samsung phone or tablet.
reneftw said:
Does anyone here have a 2A charger and can tell us how much MI3 will get of that current? It is said that the MI3 comes with fast charging, but I bought a 2A charger and the maximum the phone gets is 1.3A. I am curious if that is the maximum the charger will output or just the phone can't receive more.
Did the measurement using Elixir2 app from the market, the "Information" thing. The standard Xiaomi charger puts out a maximum of 1A, and the brand new charger I got a maximum of 1.2A.
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I have 2A charger that I got with MI3 India. My phone gets 1.3 - 1.5 A while doing fast charging. I guess that's maximum it can draw.
How long does it take to charge?
For me only 0.6A
Hey man I heard someone on AOSP gets 1.9A, IDK how he does that.
For me even 1.3A would be good, look:
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I have tested it with more chargers, in more rooms, but I get only 0.6A :crying:
Every charging takes 3.5h for me.
Yes, 0.6A is pretty bad. Even stock charger is 1A. Maybe thay did that in MIUI to protect battery heating (to prolong battery life). I haven't tried AOSP (I'm waiting for non-MIUI stable lollipop release), but I will certainly check it out.
I've also noticed that in the chargers where two middle data pins don't work (meaning there is no voltage in them), charging doesn't work either (or it is waaay slower).
EDIT:
I've just charged my phone using Logitech charger (that came with my MX1100 mouse), and found out that MI3 uses 1A on this charger (don't know what is the rate on original charger). I am using MIUI 5, latest stable.
Hi guys! I know this is an old thread but I didn't want to open a new one.
I'm currently using a 5V 2A Samsung charger and my Mi3 only draws
1320-1330 mA. I'm using Ampere and I'm on Miui6 4.4.4 Xiaomi.eu latest
developer release.
What I would like to know is:
1 - Is it possible to enable fast charging through a software update given that
the hardware supposedly supports it or is this a limitation of that little chip that is
responsible for the current draw during charge?
2 - Does anybody know if the phone draws more mA with a different rom?
Thanks

CHOETECH 15600mAh Quick Charge 2.0 Dual USB Portable Power Bank

(Quick Charge 2.0) CHOETECH 15600mAh 2-Port USB Portable Charger External Battery Power Bank Fast Charger
I got this unit a few weeks ago and the benefits are clearly visible even after this short time of using it.
Let us start with the appearance. It is big and heavy due to the 15600mAh capacity, which keeps on going like an energizer bunny. Can also be used as a weapon. The outside case is well made and has an appealing design. One of the features I like is the LEDs, which displays the battery status while charging or being charged. What really impressed me is the Quick Charge 2.0-Technology. It works exactly like the 2.0 wall chargers in terms of how fast it charges the phone. For example, CHOETECH battery and the 2.0 wall charger both charged my phone in identical time, on the other hand, using the regular 2.1A wall charger and another 2.1A portable battery took roughly 45-60 minutes longer per 50% (tested with Nexus 6 but Note 5 showed similar results). The unit itself took 7 hours to charge from 0-100% using the quick charge technology. In comparison, my 12000mAh portable battery takes 12 hours to charge using the same wall charger. One other very useful feature is the ability to charge the unit using either micro USB or Lightning to USB Cable (Apple). If you forget your charging cable, chances are that someone near you has one or the other.
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Looks good to me, but I'm the proud owner of a...note3 and I got to battery's for it and with them and poorless using I have 1 week. ....good too?
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Looks good to me, but I'm the proud owner of a...note3 and I got to battery's for it and with them and poorless using I have 1 week. ....good too?
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LOL. It's nice to take it for all other toys on the go.
Yes...getting more and more. ....
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My Moto take a lot of time to charge

Hey guys, I need help.
Since I bought my Moto a days ago, the phone takes a lot of time to charge. I'm talking of 15hours-1day to full charge.
I used different USB cables and chargers of different amperage but nothing, all the same.
I don't know what the problem is. The battery? USB port?
With Ampere app, it shows like 70-100mah when charged and -210 mah of discharge when no plugged. It is normal?
Help me guys ?.
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Chakapack said:
Hey guys, I need help.
Since I bought my Moto a days ago, the phone takes a lot of time to charge. I'm talking of 15hours-1day to full charge.
I used different USB cables and chargers of different amperage but nothing, all the same.
I don't know what the problem is. The battery? USB port?
With Ampere app, it shows like 70-100mah when charged and -210 mah of discharge when no plugged. It is normal?
Help me guys ?.
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That is incredibly strange. Have you tried charging when the phone is off? What charger are you using, does it specify output amperage and voltage?
I have found mine to be very sensitive, as well as my Moto X Play. They seem very dependent on the cable as well. I'm currently using Anker cables with my phones and haven't had any trouble.
I'm used different chargers. A original Nokia charger with 550mah (very very very slow). Original iPhone charger with 1A (very slow). Original LG charger with 750mah (very slow). Generic charger with two ports, 1A and 2.1A but works better with 1A port; the same, very slow. All with 5V.
I charged with the phone off and the same, very slow. And the problem persists when you used while is charging; it's like the phone just don't charge, the battery still drain (fast) but the battery icon shows the charging icon.
I used a Samsung cable as well as the LG cable.
i also dont know whats happening while recharging. with my different solutions, via adapter plus cable or a 'native' recharger (all up to 5V/2A) my moto just recharge up to a maximum value of 350ma/h.
and this without any real consumption.
I think that the USB port is damaged. Or maybe the battery.

Quick charge 3.0 on Samsung fast charger

Hi, just bought a mi max 2 and wanted to know if the charger the reseller supplied me would charge at qc 3 speeds. Is there an app that will show this information? Thanks
No, you don't need an app. If it came in original box and packaging, the supplied charger should be the original and QC 3.0 certified one. Also, to see if your phone is using QC or not you can see that on the status bar, the charging icon should be other in different charging methods. The screenshot I uploaded will show the icon when the phone is in Quick Charge.
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Hi, they took the original charger out and supplied me with a new Samsung one that fits my nz/au wall socket. It does come up with that symbol when I plug it in but I don't know if it's qc 1 2 or 3? Thanks
arthurthompson said:
Hi, they took the original charger out and supplied me with a new Samsung one that fits my nz/au wall socket. It does come up with that symbol when I plug it in but I don't know if it's qc 1 2 or 3? Thanks
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Make me a photo of the charger with all details and I will tell you if it supports QC 3
Samsung EP-TA20HWE, 5v 2a, adaptive fast charging
arthurthompson said:
Samsung EP-TA20HWE, 5v 2a, adaptive fast charging
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No, this is not a QC 3.0 charger. It supports only up to QC 2.0. You can also see that by the voltage output it supports. QC 3.0 charging is using up to 12V, while QC 2.0 only 9V, same like yours.
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Yes that should fast charge but only at QC 2.0 Speeds you phone you look for the voltage 9v=qc2.0 12v=qc3.0
OK thanks, it charges fast enough for me but I heard that qc 3 was easier on battery wear. Is this true? I was thinking of buying this one but not sure if it's original:
https://m.gearbest.com/chargers-cables/pp_1488804.html?wid=1433363#
arthurthompson said:
OK thanks, it charges fast enough for me but I heard that qc 3 was easier on battery wear. Is this true? I was thinking of buying this one but not sure if it's original:
https://m.gearbest.com/chargers-cables/pp_1488804.html?wid=1433363#
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You don't need to bother yourself searching for an original Xiaomi charger. Buy some QC certified one like Anker, Aukey, etc...

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