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> - Qualcomm™ Quick© Charge® 2.0 that heats up and drains its batteries if plugged into a non-QC charger (phone) > - Qualcomm™ Quick© Charge® 3.0 that refuses
by LeifCarrotson 10y ago
> - Qualcomm™ Quick© Charge® 2.0 that heats up and drains its batteries if plugged into a non-QC charger (phone)
> - Qualcomm™ Quick© Charge® 3.0 that refuses to charge in a QC 2.0 charger but will charge in a non-QC charger (battery pack)
Which devices are these, if you don't mind sharing? My QC devices (LG G5, battery pack for G5, Moto X) work fine on either 2.0 or 3.0, or a 500 mA slow charger, or a 2A 'tablet' charger.
- dheera 10y agoFirst one is my Nexus 6. Plug it into a non-QC charger and it will go into a runaway discharge mode. Plug it into a QC charger and it charges up very fast. On a similar note my Nexus 10 (not a QC device) will go into a similar runaway discharge if plugged into a 1-amp USB port instead of a 2-amp port. Second one is a certain particular Anker battery pack.
- LeifCarrotson 10y agoWow, Nexus and Anker devices? I would have been less surprised if it was some off-brand or a manufacturer known for incompatibility, but those should be fine. Here's hoping this will all smooth out and we'll eventually have uniform quick charge technology.