05-22-2020 10:50 PM - last edited on 01-16-2024 01:08 AM by ZenBot
06-04-2020 02:21 AM
ramneek2110means its hardware problem. Try charging with a different cable first then come to conclusions please.https://zentalk.asus.com/en/discussion/comment/86314#Comment_86314
No the port is working fine. As i said, it charging only when pinching on the sim tray area. So they assume its the problem with the cable that attaches the motherboard with the charging port PCB?
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06-04-2020 02:26 AM
ramneek2110No, they mean that there's an issue with the port in your phone and your trick with pinching the phone around the SIM tray area confirms this. If your phone stops charging one day, then maybe you can find a skilled phone repair shop that can open the phone for you and resolder the connection that is giving you trouble.https://zentalk.asus.com/en/discussion/comment/86314#Comment_86314
No the port is working fine. As i said, it charging only when pinching on the sim tray area. So they assume its the problem with the cable that attaches the motherboard with the charging port PCB?
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06-04-2020 02:27 AM
Anders_ASUSHi, not talking about battery stats but here's a few things I have observed:https://zentalk.asus.com/en/discussion/comment/86090#Comment_86090
The reply I got back from our R&D about your log is that it had some hardware issue. Bad connection. They asked if you maybe have a dirty port. But it's not software.
About lower SOT in A10. Could be that the reported SOT is lower in A10 but that doesn't mean that it actually is lower funny enough. My personal opinion about Android is that Google has A LOT to improve when it comes to the battery stats. It's so bad that it's barely helpful in determine where the battery went.
I've had several days when the battery stats have reported less SOT than the actual time spent using apps when comparing with the Google Digital Wellbeing app. Digital wellbeing reports daily active use of apps and it can show that I used a video app for more than 40 min without that app show up in the battery stats. It sometimes feels like a lottery if an app will be recognized by the battery stats or not. I think everyone can recognize that you've sometime looked at your battery stats and wondered, where did that battery go? You battery can say 40% left while battery stats can only account for 32% of use. So where did those 28% go?
This is an issue shared by all manufacturers and it's the root cause of many, many, many threads in multiple forums. Maybe one day Google will rewrite this part of Android (probably difficult and a lot of work since they haven't already) so we can look at our battery stats and know where it all went. Maybe even easily spot battery draining apps 🙂
My purpose with this post is that you should not trust battery stats. Only if you notice a big difference in remaining battery life by the end of they day should you investigate why.
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06-04-2020 02:41 AM
aamod.v8You seriously think i am that dumb that didn't check with other cables. Tries with both other 2 cables in the house. They work on other phones.https://zentalk.asus.com/en/discussion/comment/86326#Comment_86326
means its hardware problem. Try charging with a different cable first then come to conclusions please.
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06-04-2020 02:44 AM
ramneek2110Did i ever say that? Just asked if you checked the same. no need to be so much offended. Since i am not facing the issue i just raised a query.https://zentalk.asus.com/en/discussion/comment/86337#Comment_86337
You seriously think i am that dumb that didn't check with other cables. Tries with both other 2 cables in the house. They work on other phones.
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