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Higher wattage chargers do not provide more power than the device being charged draws. Try reversing the USB-C connector, with some devices I have found that th
by 2III7 5y ago
Higher wattage chargers do not provide more power than the device being charged draws. Try reversing the USB-C connector, with some devices I have found that the reversible connector is in fact not always reversible.
- ComradePhil 5y agoMy vape refuses to charge with a high wattage charger. Reversing doesn't work.
- sbcd 5y agoLikely not caused by the fact that the charger is high wattage. I have an Anker charger with two ports which use different tech to detect what the device needs : an USB A with Anker's poweriq (which supports multiple fast charging standards like qualcomm QC, but it also charges devices that don't use fast charging), and an USB C port that only does USB PD. My vape only charges on the USB A port with poweriq. The strictly USB PD port doesn't work for it (but works on all my other devices). I've decided in the future I will only buy chargers from Anker that have their proprietary poweriq thing, and dismiss anything that only supports USB PD. Poweriq 3 also works with USB PD devices so having a charger or a port that only does USB PD seems useless.
- dangrossman 5y agoMy PS5 DualSense controller will not charge from my 45W / 60W USB-PD chargers, but will charge from the USB port on the PlayStation, or a USB port on a computer.
- pxx 5y agotbf, sony controllers have always been really finicky about what they're attached to in order to be charged. I can never figure out what's up with my DualShocks 3 and 4.