Infinix Smartphone Users Read This "How To Fix Slow Charging On All Infinix”

Infinix smartphones are taking over the
smartphone market these days. From the
launch of infinix zero to Hot, Hot2, and
now hot3.

You will agree with me that infinix
company has shown a high level of
consistency and dominance in the
smartphone market.
Although infinix smartphones has
amazing specifications, it has its own
peculiar problem and that is Slow
Charging
Today I will be walking you down on
how to fix slow Charging problem on any
of your infinix devices just before you
waste your money fixing a fallacy or
getting to one of those wrong boys in
computer village.

It’s imperative to note that if your device
is still within the warranty period, it’s
safer to take your phone to the customer
care or CalCare center.
Here Top Reasons Why You Are
Experiencing Slow Charging rate On
Your Infix Devices

1. Using non infix charger to charge
your device.

2. Using non confirm power pack in
charging.

3. Probably you haven’t upgraded your
device.

4. Dust particles clustering around the
charging port.

Solutions
1.REPLACE THE CHARGING CABLE
Many times, it is the micro-USB to USB
cable that is the culprit. These cables lose
their efficiency over time and therefore
can’t provide enough current (amperage)
to charge the phone/device. Change the
Micro-USB to cable. Either purchase a
new one or borrow the one that’s being
used on another device. If you are using
iPhone, change the lightning cable.

Tip: When purchasing cables, always go
for slightly thicker ones (higher gauge).
They can transfer high current without
breaking down.

2. USE AIRPLANE MODE
Airplane mode completely turns off
wireless connectivity (Cellular and WiFi)
of your phone. So it does not interfere
with the instruments present in the
aircraft. Surprisingly, Airplane mode on
your smartphone can significantly
improve the charging process by
decreasing the charging time. The only
disadvantage is that you would not be
able to communicate with others through
mobile network or the internet.

3. GET A NEW CHARGER
If changing the charging cable doesn’t
work. It’s time to change the charger. A
variety of USB based chargers available
in the market are of low quality, so
getting a good charger is a bit
challenging.
A good charger must have following
specifications:

5v 2.0A – This is the standard. Get a
charger which has an output of at least
2.0 ampere. Read the information
written on the front/back of the charger.
Avoid chargers with detachable USB
cables, their ports/connections become
loose after frequent usage. It is better to
get a charger with fixed micro-USB
output.

Warning: Refrain from using multi-
purpose chargers that come with
universal connectors.

4. AVOID CHARGING FROM POWER BANKS,
LAPTOP OR PC

While they can charge your device using
USB ports, it is still not the best idea to
do so. USB ports on Computers are meant
for transferring data, they do not enough
current for a device to charge. Hence,
slow charging.

Output current for USB in an ideal
scenario:
USB 2.0 can provide up to 500mA
USB 3.0 can provide up to 900mA
If you don’t have a charger nearby and
using PC USB port as a last resort. It
would be great if you connect your
device to a USB 3.0 (blue) port.

5. STAY AWAY FROM PHONE WHILE
CHARGING
Using your phone while charging may
put a negative impact on your Android’s
battery life. It puts the battery under
heavy load and causes the device to heat
up. Do these things before you put your
phone to charge:
*Close/End all the applications that are
running
*Turn off WiFi, Bluetooth, and GPS
*Put your Smartphone Airplane mode, it
will turn off all the wireless/cellular
connectivity. Only do this if you’re not
expecting any communication.
6. REPLACE YOUR SMARTPHONES BATTERY
7. CHANGE THE ANDROID VERSION OF
YOUR DEVICE
If you recently upgraded your device’s
operating system through System Update
(i.e. Android Marshmallow) and
experiencing quick battery drain or slow
charging. It means the new OS is buggy
or incompatible with your device. Look
for steps to downgrade the version or
wait for a bug fix patch.

8. Use A Clean Tooth Brush and Methylated
Spirit
Apply smaller quantity of methylated
spirit to your toothbrush and gently
scrub the USB port to remove any dirts
or dust cluster
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