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05-18-2021 09:43 PM
筍克里斯多夫Sorry but that is the problem. If u use Ampere app you will see that there is high speed charging (+- 3000mah) in process while the Ultra steady mode is activated. When I use common charger I see slow charging in the app (I see +- 550mah). So the phone is totally ignoring the Ultra steady setting. Before two weeks it was perfectly working, so it MUST be a bug.two lightning symbols next to battery icon
In my view this is not a bug.
As long as an adapter that supported hyper-charge connected to the phone, this icon shows on status bar no matter slow charging is on or not, which means "this icon shows only because it recognizes an adapter that supports hyper charging is plugged" (this info is from TW ZenTalk)
I just take a photo of my phone below (connected to OEM 60w adp). You could see that steady charging is 18w even the lightning icon is on. (it should be 60w without slow charging)
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05-18-2021 11:18 PM
GreaveI do not think Ampere app is more accurate than a concrete galvanometer... As you can see the statics below 16.7V*1.09Ahttps://zentalk.asus.com/en/discussion/comment/167420#Comment_167420
Sorry but that is the problem. If u use Ampere app you will see that there is high speed charging (+- 3000mah) in process while the Ultra steady mode is activated. When I use common charger I see slow charging in the app (I see +- 550mah). So the phone is totally ignoring the Ultra steady setting. Before two weeks it was perfectly working, so it MUST be a bug.
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05-18-2021 11:32 PM
筍克里斯多夫It looks like you don't have the same problem like us. I have Ultra steady mode activated and the phone is charged under 1 hour from 0. So it is serious proof that it is charging faster than it should. It is also very warm during charging. When the slow charging was working it was never so hot.https://zentalk.asus.com/en/discussion/comment/167426#Comment_167426
I do not think Ampere app is more accurate than a concrete galvanometer... As you can see the statics below 16.7V*1.09A
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