10+ Mistakes That Stop Your Phone from Fast Charging By BRIGHT SIDE

Always keep your phone at room temperature; it might not charge beyond 80 percent if it's placed in direct sunlight in a hot car or in your pocket with a portable charger. Take the phone case off your case is probably made of material that stops the heat from getting out the lithium-ion battery inside your phone is most effective when it's cool, just like me, too much heat, slows it down and wears it out. The hotter, the battery, the slower the charging process stick to using a wall socket the USB port on your computer or in your car won't do your gadget any harm because it has lower amperage, but it will do the job about two times slower. Plugging your phone into a high up wall socket and letting it hang from the wall isn't safe. The easiest way to get around this is to plug it in and make a loop out of the cord. Let your phone hang down inside the loop make sure it rests evenly within it so that it won't fall out.

You can also make a phone holder from a flattened plastic bottle, draw a horizontal line around one side where you want the front of the holder to be drawn a higher slightly curved horizontal line on the other side, cut the shape out of the bottle with scissors, including a hole on the higher side for the charger to go through use sandpaper to smooth out the surface, you can wrap it in fabric, duct tape or gift paper. If you have to charge via your PC, you can't speed things up turn on the charge only option your gadget will normally ask if you want to do this when you plug it into the USB port. Charging without transferring data is a lot faster plan b is to use a portable power bank. In most cases, one of these will actually be faster at charging. Your phone than a wall socket keep it fully charged so that you're prepared for anything, make sure you also have a reliable cable for the power bank.

Now speaking of cables, the one you use can be a real game. Changer. There are four wires inside a phone cable. Two for data transfer and two for charging. They determine the limit of your charging speed if you want to charge faster, upgrade from a standard cable to a high quality.

One use the right charger for this. You need to know how much power your phone can handle a 15 watt charger is more powerful than a 5 watt, one, which is what most phones come with. If your gadget can handle, say, 12 watts, getting a more powerful charger will speed up the process. Fast chargers increase both the amperage and the voltage, but different phone brands support different fast charging standards. Qualcomm's quick charge standard is good for Samsung phones and most other androids, but your iPhone will love the USB power delivery standard.

More tries just leaving your phone alone, even touching the screen to check what time it is, can be a big drain on the battery, the less you touch it, the faster you'll get to a decent battery percentage, but if you can't resist the temptation just turn it off. This is the easiest way to stop yourself from endlessly scrolling browsing, checking your inbox and likes and checking how much your battery charge has gone up turn on airplane mode. This can double charging speed for some phone models. This is because it shuts down all the radio components like the cellular, radio, GPS and Bluetooth, plus, if you're in an area with bad coverage, airplane mode will stop your phone wasting battery. Looking for a signal can't survive an hour without your beloved gadget.

Oh, my then at least stop your apps from refreshing. In the background to save even more battery charge, reduce your screen, brightness and disable. All notifications on the lock screen check your lightning port. If there's a build up of dust and lint in there, like your belly button, your phone is going to charge at a slower rate. First turn off your phone, then carefully remove any dirt from the port with a toothpick or something similar.

If you have an iPhone, it probably has optimized battery charging turned on by default. This function, studies your charging habits and slows down charging at 80 percent and when you're asleep, if you need to charge your phone up asap touch and hold the notification you get on the lock screen, indicating when the phone will be at 100 and tap charge. Now wireless charging systems aren't your best option. If you're in a hurry, energy transfers faster through a physical cable, plus all that energy spreading around with wireless heats up, your phone always keep your phone charger dry. Even a tiny drop of water can slow it down or damage it beyond repair.

If your charger does end up getting an unplanned shower, it's a good idea to replace it, because you can't be sure if it's safe to use anymore, keep your OS up to date. The latest version always has patches and fixes for all sorts of issues, including charging problems plus newer operating systems work better with newer technologies like the fast charging feature on android phones. All these tips are great, but they're, not always the most exciting right. There's plenty of new technology out there for you to try that can turn literally anything into energy. For your phone, a computer fan can be turned into an eye fan.

By that I mean a portable wind turbine that turns wind power into smartphone energy. It takes around six hours to fully charge a gadget sounds too slow. Well, you can hold it out of a car window or connect it to a bike to speed it up. If you're, a good biker you'll get up to one hundred percent in two to three hours and all that using green energy. But if bike riding isn't for you, then you can power.

Your own fan with a hand, crank charger. A minute of hard work will give you enough power for a few texts or even a short phone call, plus it's a great workout yeah for one arm. Some gadgets use solar power to recharge your phone, another type of portable charger that works instantly and even in cloudy weather, is a water charger. It transforms hydrogen gas into electricity, and it will power up your device pretty quickly. Camping fans will appreciate the pan charger, there's a little element in the pan's base that transforms heat into energy.

You set the pan over a campfire, and the energy travels down an USB cord right into your phone or any other gadget. You want to charge in the wild. I thought camping was to get away from it all. You can also get chargers that are powered by the energy of hot and cold substances, put a cup of steaming coffee, a burning candle or an ice cube on it, and it will do the job just like a regular charger at big music festivals fans can now literally wear their chargers. There are t-shirts that convert music vibrations into electricity, they're powerful enough to give your phone a little boost rock on.

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