10-03-2023 08:18 PM
I have to preface that I have enabled the battery charge limit function at 90% since I received the device for 10 months. Then one day there was a problem that I noticed as follows.
I've been having problems using my phone recently. The problem is that the ROG Phone 6's battery percentage does not increase beyond 86% when I turn off the battery charge limit function from 90% back to 100%.
I've noticed that when I use my phone after an issue, the battery percentage drops from 86% to 85%. It takes a very long time. At that time, I used the phone to watch movies continuously for over an hour, and the battery still didn't drop even 1%, so I continued using it. It dropped 1% from 86% to 85%. I don't remember exactly how long it took.
From my observation, it is as if the battery percentage status display system is not consistent with the actual amount of battery that is available at that time.
And there's no way my phone usage habits will prevent the battery from deteriorating faster than normal. Because I have never used the phone to get hotter than 42C for a continuous period of time. And never let the phone get hot or expose to the sun. And never let the battery remain lower than 20%, very rarely it will be lower than 20% about 3-4 times since receiving the device. Most of the time I charge it when the battery is in the 60-70% range for most of my usage.
P.S. And recently, after I encountered the above problem for three or four days, I discovered that the battery could not be charged more than 81% even after canceling the battery charge limit function.
P.S. I have restarted the device several times and it didn't fix it. And tried charging the phone while it was off and still encountered the same problem as mentioned above.
10-03-2023 08:32 PM
Hi @Wuttiphat
It sounds like you may have a problem with your ROG Phone 6's battery. It is possible that the battery charge limit function has caused the battery to become unbalanced. This can happen if the battery is not allowed to fully charge or discharge on a regular basis.
Another possibility is that there is a problem with the battery itself. If the battery is damaged or defective, it may not be able to hold a charge properly.
To troubleshoot the problem, you can try the following:
Here are some additional tips for extending the lifespan of your phone's battery:
By following these tips, you can help to extend the lifespan of your phone's battery and reduce the risk of battery failure.
If you have tried all of the above and the problem persists, it is likely that you will need to replace the battery. You can contact ASUS support for assistance with this.