I have a charger from Htc Explorer with this specification Input: 100-240v~200mA 50/60hz / Output: 5V-1A , and don't seems to work very well, is normal???
Thanks in advance
what is "don't seems to work very well" ?
I have a charger from Htc Explorer with this specification Input: 100-240v~200mA 50/60hz / Output: 5V-1A , and don't seems to work very well, is normal???
Thanks in advance
So, I plug'n the device with that charger, and starts charging, then after 20m i hear something in the charger, then i go se the screen , and i see this beaver , charging not charging ,charging not charging..... stay a little crazy :-/
Maybe the usb cable from MOTO is not compatible with the charger???
I don't think it's USB cable problem ... and other devices are charged normally?
guys, don't use chargers that are not charging the Moto G. It can do awful things. Try it only once, if it don't work, try another charger, don't try to fix it.
Anything above 1.5 mAh isn't a problem as the Moto G auto adjusts the input and fixes it at 1.5 mAh.
Good day!
I have bought Moto G recently. I cannot buy an original charger for Moto here in Kyrgyzstan. So can it be charged with charger from Sony Z Ultra (output:5v and 1500 mAh).
Thanks in advance
As you said, any charger where the output is not too high (I recommend below 2a or below 2,5 to not stress the battery.
Conclusion: your samsung charger should work perfectly!
Edit: if you experience bad/not so good battery life (I did after update to kitkat), let your phone drain completely (shuts down) and recharge it to 100% and leave plugged in like 30-1h after it reached 100%.
But don't do this too often as it will harm your battery over time.
I'm curious, is your 2A charger for a 2012 Nexus 7? Because I also plan to use my 2012 Nexus 7 charger on my Moto G, which is coming next week. How quickly does it charge the Moto G?
Good day!
I have bought Moto G recently. I cannot buy an original charger for Moto here in Kyrgyzstan. So can it be charged with charger from Sony Z Ultra (output:5v and 1500 mAh).
Thanks in advance