Blinking red light after battery die at 0%

[Edmund_CPN]

Please tell us some basic information before asking for help:
Model Name: ROG Phone 3 Strix
Firmware Version: 17.0823.2012.122
Rooted or not: Not Rooted
Frequency of Occurrence: First time
APP Name & APP Version (If your issue relates to the app):
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I saw some post about rog phone battery die at 0% will cause the phone not about to boot up after plug in the charger and the phone will blink red light repeatedly. So I want to test my ROG Phone 3 and I let the battery die at 0%, then I plug in the charger but my phone is not boot to the charging screen, my rog phone 3 just keep blink red light around 10min. After 10min only able to boot to the charging screen.

I hope everyone who saw this post do this test on your phone and post your result here.

For ASUS, I hope you give a very good explanation about this issue, because I saw you just ignore the user who have this issue. This issue clearly is not normal, please reply ASAP.

[Edmund_CPN]

nightmaster552

https://zentalk.asus.com/en/discussion/comment/143045#Comment_143045

I don't care the slightest about your lack of understanding how electronics work. ASUS went out of their way to ensure you cannot do dumb idiotic things to ruin the battery such as trying to jumpstart a phone at extremely low capacity. It also prevents things like this:

https://www.ifixit.com/Answers/View/446165/My+battery+died+to+0+and+won't+charge+now,+wired+nor+wire...

https://smartmobilephonesolutions.com/content/my-phone-died-and-now-wont-power-on-or-charge-heres-ho...

Just because you're ignorant doesn't mean you should go ahead on the forums and make a clown out of yourself. So get your igorant ass down your high horse and be quiet.

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Why don't you let your battery die at 0% and see it take how many time to see the charging screen when plugged in the charger. If your screen show the charging screen immediately when plugged in the charger, then you should just keep your mouth shut. Otherwise, you can come here keep arguing with me.

[Mccurty]

Edmund CPN

https://zentalk.asus.com/en/discussion/comment/143038#Comment_143038

So you telling me when you power on any device while plugged in the charger, it will take 10 min to boot up? Do you know what is basic knowledge? Basic knowledge is when you plugged in the charger, the phone will boot up immediately. I don't know what kind of second rated phone you guys used before, but I can ensure you that the phone will boot up when plugged in the charger. If you think wait 10 min to boot up the phone is normal, then that is your opinion, please don't apply your "basic knowledge" on me. This phone is the most expensive phone I bought ever and it have the latest technology, it should not require 10 min to boot up when battery die while plugged in the charger, it does not even happened on the shitty ass phone I have before. Don't say 10 min, even 5 min also is not acceptable.

I'm not here to argue with you guys, it is pointless. Why don't you test your phone and tell me how long does it take to boot up when battery die at 0%.

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Hey bro
Rog 3 has 6000 mah battery on it.
Last cellphones u used probably had 3300 or 3800 batteries on them.
I guess even you can understand that a 6000 battery on a phone with a 144hz screen and the cpu/gpu like this needs more time to charge before you boot up your device.
This issue you mentioned will not be answered by Asus staff because it's not even an issue!
It's the phone bro you're saying yourself that it's the most expensive you've ever had and also you may know it's the most powerful phone around and power isn't made in the air it needs battery and charge.

[Edmund_CPN]

Mccurty

https://zentalk.asus.com/en/discussion/comment/143045#Comment_143045

Hey bro

Rog 3 has 6000 mah battery on it.

Last cellphones u used probably had 3300 or 3800 batteries on them.

I guess even you can understand that a 6000 battery on a phone with a 144hz screen and the cpu/gpu like this needs more time to charge before you boot up your device.

This issue you mentioned will not be answered by Asus staff because it's not even an issue!

It's the phone bro you're saying yourself that it's the most expensive you've ever had and also you may know it's the most powerful phone around and power isn't made in the air it needs battery and charge.

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Do you even read the hold thing "bro"?
6000 or 3000 mAh battery's 0% still is 0. When plugged in charger it should immediately show "charging at 0%", not after 10 min.

[Edmund_CPN]

Mccurty

https://zentalk.asus.com/en/discussion/comment/143045#Comment_143045

Hey bro

Rog 3 has 6000 mah battery on it.

Last cellphones u used probably had 3300 or 3800 batteries on them.

I guess even you can understand that a 6000 battery on a phone with a 144hz screen and the cpu/gpu like this needs more time to charge before you boot up your device.

This issue you mentioned will not be answered by Asus staff because it's not even an issue!

It's the phone bro you're saying yourself that it's the most expensive you've ever had and also you may know it's the most powerful phone around and power isn't made in the air it needs battery and charge.

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I'm not talking about boot to the system, I'm talking about the charging screen.

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Mccurty

https://zentalk.asus.com/en/discussion/comment/143045#Comment_143045

Hey bro

Rog 3 has 6000 mah battery on it.

Last cellphones u used probably had 3300 or 3800 batteries on them.

I guess even you can understand that a 6000 battery on a phone with a 144hz screen and the cpu/gpu like this needs more time to charge before you boot up your device.

This issue you mentioned will not be answered by Asus staff because it's not even an issue!

It's the phone bro you're saying yourself that it's the most expensive you've ever had and also you may know it's the most powerful phone around and power isn't made in the air it needs battery and charge.

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That was beautiful