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[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] krogoth:
I have to disagree. I have samsung GP-PLU021SAABW car charger (10W) and it shows fast charging.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Mr. Orange 645:
You'll have to be more specific about what part of my statement you disagree with.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] krogoth:
10w is still triggering fast charge
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Mr. Orange 645:
I'm not sure. But every 10W "Fast Charge" wireless charger I have will not show fast charging. And they are official Samsung.

But my 15W chargers, including both my generic Chinese wireless chargers in my car, all show Fast Wireless Charging.

Either way, it doesn't really matter. It's still 10W whether it says Fast or not.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Assimilator702:
Same thing happened with my S22 Ultra. I get Fast Wireless charging with the 15W Spigen with no issues.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] krogoth:
Can You install Battery Charging monitor from Play Store and check the graph for screen on and screen off? I have verified baseus 15w charger, which worked well for 7.5 and 10w with previous models, but now it's even less than 5w.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Mr. Orange 645:
Yeah. I'll do it tomorrow. My S22U is charged up right now. I'll try to run it down a bit before charging.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] linkhunter:
I got Samsung wireless charger EP-PG950 using with Samsung charger 15 Watt EP-TA20BE

I'm not getting any error messages from it and it shows fast charging

you could try find one on eBay
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] JS_racer:
EP-P1300TBEGUS https://www.samsung.com/us/mobile/m...less-charger-single-pad-black-ep-p1300tbegus/

that is a 9w, and will display fast charging on the s22u . it came free with my s22u

several of my old ufo samsung fast chargers display fast charging. they are like 9w or so.

my 3 non samsung branded wireless chargers do not display fast charging, and the speed is much slower. these display fast charging on older samsung phones.

the charge time eta is much much longer when fast charging is not displayed with the off branded chargers. so say 9w fast, vs a 9w charger not fast charging is most definitely not the same. it is what it is, I can only add an observation and a data point.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] krogoth:
I guess, samsung is now recognizing original accesories.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Phredeee:
When I was getting the message on my old 10W charger there was a checkbox to not see it again. I also turned off the fast charge setting and was not getting the alert.

I bought a Chinese 15W charger and turned it all on again. I have a screen saver running (display on) while charging with no problems.

I couldn't get the Battery Charger Monitor to chart thru a display off condition. It always restarted the chart when the screen came on. I'll check the history over time after charging a bit.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] beautyangel:
Just Ordered this one from samsung

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[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] jamiedha:
His issue and my issue are exactly the same.

I've been using note 9 on OFFICIAL 10W samsung FAST wireless charger. On S22u, it's still saying" Fast Wireless Charging".

On my 3rd party device wireless charger 10W in my car, Note 9 DOES show 'fast wireless charging' but S22U says "It's not compatible with the device, it's slowing down the charging speed. -> wireless charging"

I also tested my gf's cell phone S20 or 21 on the 3rd party charger, it says like S22U.

It seems like Samsung did some **** update on those new devices.

Btw, it's proving that 10W is not a culprit here. it's something else
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] Mr. Orange 645:
OK. My Chinese generic 15W chargers fast charge. My Samsung genuine 10W don't fast charge.

What we have is two sets of facts that are opposing, so really it's didn't prove anything. It did not prove that 10W is or isn't the culprit. Nor did it prove that Samsung did some sneaky update.

So welcome back to square after proving nothing.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] blackhawk:
You need at least a 25 watt brick to fast charge.

V×A=watts; 10 watts is less than half the power needed to fast charge. It's physically incapable of providing sufficient power to fast charge.

The charger also needs to electronically "hand shake" with the phone to enable fast charging. If the charger doesn't meet those protocols, the phone will not enable the fast charging option.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] jamiedha:
I know. but as you can see, it is fast charging on 10W, 5.0V 2.0A . the phone is S22U

Officially, Fast wireless Charing starts from 10W according to Samsung.

and Fast CABLE Charing starts from 15W -> super fast = 25W -> super fast 2.0 = 45W.

maybe you are confused between wireless and cable charging?
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] blackhawk:
Yeah I don't use wireless charging ever.

An easy way to compare actual charging rates is with the screen off while charging. Between 30-65%, time how long it takes to charge 1 or 2% in seconds. For the N10+ on wired fast charging it's about 30 seconds for 1%. Slow charging 60 seconds or longer per 1%.

At 72-80% fast charging automatically ramps down then ramps down again at about 90% to protect the battery.

Screen on automatically ramps it down to a very low level as does under or over battery temperatures.

At about 103F charging stops completely.

Below 50-60F fast charging will not engage to protect the battery.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] hand-filer:
Using an Anker Nano II 45W Charger regulated with a Chargie Charge Limiter I'm seeing:

9.14 volts/14.41 watts/1.61 amps. Max battery temp 30C (86F), ambient temp 21C (70F)

49% to 85% percent charge in 17 minutes.

I use a USB C magnetic connection in lieu of wireless charging.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] shrike1201:
On my Note 20 Ultra, I was using a third party 15W wireless fast charger. Up until about around a year or so ago, I was getting Fast Wireless Charging until I updated my phone. Ever since that update, the phone would not recognize the fast charger that had been working. It now displays the same error message saying the fast wireless charger I was using is not compatible and now only slow charges. Nothing changed other than that update.

It's a known "issue" that Samsung does not acknowledge, probably to rope you into buying official accessories. See this thread https://us.community.samsung.com/t5...-not-working-after-recent-update/td-p/1732927
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] 这是一只正经兔:
I bought a Huawei one two years ago, the problem you mentioned does not exist, and the S22ultra works normally.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] shalabhvickysom:
So sometime in early 2021, Samsung released an update to existing devices, which limited the compatibility of third party wireless chargers (even those with perfect certification). The rationale was, 3rd party wireless chargers were a safety concern as some users reported mishaps. Of course we know, the real reason is always, you guessed it, Money!

So Samsung grabbed the opportunity and pulled an Apple with the customers. Beginning then, only the Wireless Chargers certified under the SMAPP (Samsung Mobile Accessory Partnership Program) are able to charge Galaxy devices at their supported speeds, rest all other chargers are limited to just 5W charging speeds.

To confirm this, put your phone on the third party wireless charger that supports Fast Wireless charging (above 10W) and see the notification at the bottom of the notification panel. Just as you put your device on the charger, it will read Fast Wireless Charging, and then within few seconds, will revert back to Wireless Charging (5W) in the notification bar. Telling us that all this is software restriction.

Samsung calls 10W and 15W wireless charging as "Fast Wireless Charging". Galaxy S21 lineup supports upto 10W Fast Wireless charging and Galaxy S22 lineup supports upto 15W fast wireless charging.

Currently, products that support these numbers and which are also certified under SMAPP (Designed for Samsung logo) are hard to find. Even Samsung's own Wireless chargers from last year, only supported upto 9W wireless charging. They refreshed that lineup this year, with newer wireless chargers that support upto 15W wireless charging. But they are very overpriced.

Most frustrating thing is, even with reputed 3rd party accessories manufacturers like Spigen, which have been under the SMAPP for very long time, not all their products are Samsung certified. So you really have to carefully read the fine print while buying. "Designed for Samsung" is the logo present on the accessories which are Samsung certified, but whether or not that means they will support peak charging speeds, is another story. Currently in my country, Spigen only has a SMAPP certified wirless charger that supports 10W max charging speeds with Samsungs. It supports 15W charging with non-Samsung (Xiaomi/OnePlus) devices just fine, but for Samsung it is 10W and iPhones it is 7.5W
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] hand-filer:
Based on my expeiences I'm going to have disagree with you. I'm using the following:

-UGREEN 30 watt PD fast charger

-INIU15 watt wireless fast charger

-Chargie charge limiter

-100 watt magnetic quick connector (cable to wireless charger)

12.27 watts continous @ 9 volts.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] George234:
I have observed the various third party fast wireless chargers I own for travel, home and car which used to work fast wireless charging at 10W no longer work after the update mentioned, instead I now see the mobile negotiate fast wireless charging for a moment before the on-screen message indicates software throttling down to 5W on my Note 20 Ultra.

I also own a Note 10+ where the above throttling behaviour doesn't occur, on-screen indicates fast wireless charging and charge speed is indeed 10W.

There is one odd charger, the Choetech brand I own that is a 10W wireless charger. However the Note 20 Ultra has no problem with that happily indicates fast wireless charging and charges at 10W.

It is a bit annoying particularly in the car where I would've like to maintain fast wireless charging, I can't simply swap the charger out because it is integrated into the car, not a cradle charger.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] rhplusa10:
I am kinda obsessive for wireless charging since Galaxy S3, and fast wireless charging since Pixel 5.

I have various fast wireless chargers and here is my observation with Galaxy S21 and Pixel 5.

Pixel5 and Galaxy look have different fast charging standard.

Charger#1 (15W, from China, Qi module)

Pixel 5: fast wireless charging not working, only works @ 5W

Galaxy S21: fast wireless charging works but only works as 7.5W.

Charger#2 (15W, from China, 3-in-1 charger)

Pixel 5: fast wireless charging works @ full power.

Galaxy S21: fast wireless charging not working, only works @ 5W (shows "This fast wireless charger isn't compatible with your phone, so you're charging at standard speed." message)

Charger#3 (15W, from China, Nohon charger with USB-B port)

Pixel 5: fast wireless charging not working, only works @ 5W

Galaxy S21: fast wireless charging works but only works as 7.5W. (only strange thing is, fast wireless charging only works with Samsung brick. Other QC charging bricks make it 5W only)

Charger#4 (10W, from Amazon, Moon charger)

Pixel 5: fast wireless charging works @ full power.

Galaxy S21: fast wireless charging works but only works as 7.5W.

Charger#5 (10W, from Amazon)

Pixel 5: fast wireless charging not working, only works @ 5W

Galaxy S21: fast wireless charging works but only works as 7.5W.

Charger#6 (15W, from Amazon, Qi module)

Pixel 5: fast wireless charging works @ full power.

Galaxy S21: fast wireless charging works but only works as 7.5W.

Charger#7 (15W, from Amazon, Car mount charger)

Pixel 5: fast wireless charging works @ full power.

Galaxy S21: fast wireless charging works but only works as 7.5W.

Like this result,

Only Charger#2 shows "This fast wireless charger isn't compatible with your phone, so you're charging at standard speed." message and charge only @ 5W.

All other chargers can charge faster than 5W, but does not charge 15W full speed. It draws about 12W from the brick, I assume this is 7.5W wireless charge.

when 5W charge is applied, app Ampere shows about 1000mA charging MAX, on both Pixel 5 and Galaxy.

on Pixel 5, it has 12W wireless charge capability, for max charging shows about 2400mA MAX.

for comparison, Pixel 5 with 10W wireless charger shows 2000mA MAX.

when 12W charge from brick is applied to Galaxy, Ampere shows about 1400mA MAX. I assume this is 7.5W from the observation above.

So, basically, non-Samsung brand chargers only charge @ 7.5W, still it is considered as fast wireless charging.

I am sure Samsung genuine charger can charge @ 15W.

Now my question is, is there any non Samsung brand charger capable with 15W?
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] blackhawk:
What's the point when you can use a 25w brick and get really fast charging without the added heat from wireless?

The C port is good for thousands of cycles.

Lol, I don't even know if my wireless charging works, never used it. Literally I have over 4000 charges on the original C port and included 25w brick/cable... still going.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] rhplusa10:
Your question is same as, what is point using automatic transmission on your car when manual is more efficient and fun to drive?

What is point using WiFi when wired is much faster and stable?

What is point using bluetooth headset when wired is better for sound quality?

What is point using smartphone when PC is better for performance?

I think you got the answer :)

And, i also use 45W wired usb C charger when needed.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] DRDSVK11:
I messed with wireless charging on my S10 and S21, I connected FNB48S usb power meter between coil and brick and I discovered what you guys, no matter the brick, even 68W Motorola with PD, coils ask for QC 2.0 9V or 12V.

But about what Samsung considers fast wireless charging: S10 shows 10W as fast charging, when I disabled fast wireless charging it kicked wattage down to 5W on coil.

On S21 I got max 10W output even though charger was labeled as 15W Qi charger, phone still consider it standard/slow charging.

I got one more wireless charger in car, also 15w, also connected to PD/QC 3.0 socket, I didn't measure values there but I see "This fast wireless charger isn't compatible with your phone, so you're charging at standard speed." message but I am sure its 10W cause its slow as my home coils.

TL,DR: S10 considers 10W as fast wireless charging, S21 considers 10W or less than 15W as slow/standard charging. That is stupid and confusing imo.
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] dipetar:
Is there a way to show that notification again after I pressed do not show again button?

I'm on ONE UI 6.

I tried everything and I cannot re-enable that setting again. I even reset all the settings but still nothing.

Is there a way for me to get that notification back? does anyone know how can I get that back? Thank you
[OnePlus 9] HutchOven:
Oneplus 9 t-mobile version LE2117. The phone will not seem to charge above 900mah and usually will only charge at around 700mah. I've tried multiple chargers and tested my 6t on the same chargers and it is charging at 3000+ on the same charger.

I think this started after transferring all the data from the 6t over to the 9 using Google one. I tried doing a cache wipe in recovery but that didn't help.

I'm rooted and unlocked. Battery charging optimization is off. Any ideas?
[OnePlus 9] blackhawk:
Degraded or failed battery; replace it.
[OnePlus 9] HutchOven:
It either started right after I updated to 11.2.9.9 or after I did the restore. I think it's software related. I might do a factory reset if I don't find another solution.
[OnePlus 9] blackhawk:
Batteries can fail overnight... just like that.

If it was at 80% of its original capacity it's degraded and should be replaced.

Any swelling (take a close look) is a failure.

If there's any doubt, replace it as batteries are cheap and it's not worth destroying a phone over.

Power off phone. If it's still exhibiting abnormal charging behavior it's likely hardware. It's possible it could be firmware if the power controller's instruction set was changed.

Otherwise the battery and possibly the power port pcb are the most likely suspects.

Make sure the battery charging start temperature is at least 72°F. A low start temperature will disable fast charging.
[OnePlus 9] HutchOven:
I did install acc but I've since removed it. Going to try a factory reset and if that doesn't solve it, you are likely correct. I just didn't want to wipe the phone and deal with getting root and all my apps back on it.

Also it has no swelling, start temp is around 90* and the health says good on ampere and the battery doesn't seem to drain fast. It just won't charge fast.
[OnePlus 9] blackhawk:
The only reliable parameter is SOT* which of course can vary if you change the set up.

Erratic fast charging or its failing to engage is another sign of a battery failure. Not to repeat but it's worth remembering...

As a battery degrades it's fast/regular charging time will decrease.

New maybe it took 30 seconds to add 1%

Degraded may be 20 seconds for 1%

Less capacity, less charging time.

Regardless if the device is heavily used expect a battery life of 1-2 years. Replacing these I now view as routine maintenance. My N10+'s will get new batteries about every year now. My first one failed shortly before the 1.5 year mark. I was fortunate it didn't damage the display.

*I track this with Accubattery. The history log is it's most useful feature, great for troubleshooting.

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[OnePlus 9] HutchOven:
I did a factory reset and battery is still only showing 500-800mah charging. What's weird is the display on the lock screen states its charging rapidly though.

But unfortunately it looks as if you are correct and it was a coincidence that the battery failed some time while updating the phone.
[OnePlus 9] blackhawk:
You can't measure the charge rate with the screen on. The power controller automatically ramps the charge rate down the moment the screen comes on. If you have Accubattery already open and turn the screen on it will display the screen off charge rate for a second until it refreshes.

If it says it's fast charging, it likely is. Verify by rate charged in 10 minutes between 30-70%.

It should be approximately 18-22% for a 4300 mAh battery on a 25w brick (Samsung), but you get the idea.

Regardless it's sound stewardship to replace degraded Li's before they fail, plus it breathes new life into the device.
[Samsung Galaxy S10+ Questions & Answers] G985FUSER:
Any idea for fix this problem ?

Thanks

For OTA Update?
[Touch Cruise General] kaioh:
Hi

I have install Manilla 2D in my pda. It's possible create shortcut in cube to a setting profile sound.

Thanks
[Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra] darkblaze93:
Hello,

I spent about an hour with the Samsung S22 Ultra at BestBuy and was trying to change the emoticons on the phone from the Samsung ones to the Google. I have bene a Nexus/Pixel user my entire life and I am very accustomed to the Googlified version of emojis. I was trying to use zfont 3 and it was not working but this could be just because it's a demo phone and they must have some sort of setting in place to prevent tampering and I was not able to reboot the phone.

Is there any way to achieve a emoji switch without a root while preserving the Samsung font/look.

Thanks in advance!
[Android Stick & Console AMLogic based Computers] marcophoenix2305:
Hi guys,

there is any custom rom for X92 3gb/32gb android 9 ?

please help
[Android Stick & Console AMLogic based Computers] mAtvXk:
SlimBOX custom ROM (ATV or PIE)...

X92

CPU: Amlogic S912 GPU: Mali T820MP3

slimboxtv.ru
[Android Stick & Console AMLogic based Computers] marcophoenix2305:
thank you. i'll try it now
[Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra Questions & Answers] Str8FromSpace:
Has any buddy installed windows 11 on the SAMSUNG Note 20 Ultra?
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] cotc2001:
Quite a while ago I bought a Sony BT3600U car stero as it was bluetooth enabled so I could stream music from my Kaiser direct to the car speakers.

All was working well until I moved the car stereo to my new car.

Now although it's all paired up fine when I turn on the car stero it just links to the handsfree bluetooth but doesn't automatically go to wireless stereo.

Instead to get the wireless stereo to work I have to go into bluetooth settings click on xplode (which is the car stereo) and then choose set as wireless stereo.

I know from before that I managed to get it to automatically switch to wireless stereo when in range of the partnered car stereo but I can't for the life of me remember how I did it.

Does anyone have any clues?
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] tanked:
Sounds to me like it's an issue with the stereo, not the Kaiser.

Perhaps try disabling the handsfree service (for that pair) on the Kaiser? I can't remember exactly if you disable certain services.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] ADB100:
I have an XCarLink and I have the same behaviour which is a bit annoying. I did a bit of searching a while ago but never got anywhere. If there is an (easy) answer to this I would be interested.

Andy
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] cotc2001:
No it's def not the stereo , i've got it working sort of using A2DP toggle but it's not automatic.

Installed A2DP toggle and linked it to the audio manager on the kaiser.

So I just click the play button on my home screen and it kicks in the wireless stereo and launches the audio manager at the same time and it all works.

It's just annoying as I know that before I moved the stereo from my Honda civic to my hyundai Coupe all I had to do was just start audio manager and the wireless stereo kicked in automatically.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] 3waygeek:
I've seen this too; I have a Sony BT5000 (basically the same as the OP), and I've seen it with both Wizard & Kaiser devices.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] ADB100:
A bit more testing - expected behaviour?

I went out in the car earlier and had to do the 'set as wireless stereo' trick to get the BT streaming working with the XCarLink. When I switched off the engine and the head unit powered off the headset icon disappeared from the phone (which is normal) indicating there was no connection. I then left the car but left the bluetooth enabled on the phone instead of switching it off as I normally do. When I returned and drove off the partnership was re-established and the headset icon re-appeared and I was able to stream music etc without doing the 'set as wireless stereo' trick.

I tested this a couple of times and the behaviour was the same - i.e. leave BT enabled on the phone but switch on/off the XCarLink (car kit) and the partnership re-establishes each time with Wireless Stereo working. Switch BT off and then back on on the phone and you have to manually select Wireless Stereo.

Is this the expected behaviour or is there a trick to getting this working seamlessly?

Andy
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] cotc2001:
That didnt' work for me. I even did a hard reset on my phone to see if there was something I had installed causing it not to relink.

If I had any hair, i'd be pulling it out by now 8-)

It's so frustrating knowing that I had worked it out once before but when it comes to the crunch you can't remember for the life of you how you did it.