The Samsung i9300 only charges 60 hours in six hours

The charging time of the mobile phone is related to many factors, it may be related to the length of the mobile phone use, and it may also be related to the standby situation of the mobile phone when charging.

Here are some things you can try to reduce battery drain.

1. When the device is not in use, do not run multiple programs at the same time in the background.

2. Close unnecessary apps through Task Manager (often press the home button for two seconds).

3. Turn off Bluetooth and WLAN functions.

4. Turn off the automatic sync function of the app.

5. Reduce the time of background lights.

6. Turn down the brightness of the display.

If you feel that the charging time of your mobile phone is abnormal, please bring the three-pack voucher and your mobile phone to your local Samsung service center for testing.

Is it the charger that is pregnant ......

See if you mix other chargers? If the charger is an original brand, replace it with a new battery! If it doesn't work, it's likely to be a problem with the charger!

It's normal to charge slowly, and this can also show that the battery is very good, and generally bad batteries charge quickly, and they run out quickly.

If the charger or data cable is broken, try it on the computer with a data cable, and the line is broken if it doesn't work, buy a new one, or find out if there is a wire with the same plug as it at home, and replace it, it is best to try it with universal charging, it can be fully charged, and the power consumption is normal, and the problem of the battery and mobile phone can be completely ruled out.

It's possible that your battery is being used too often and something is wrong. It is recommended to change the battery to try, if this is still the case, it may have something to do with the mobile phone or data cable.

Hello: According to your description, if the phone is charging slowly, it is recommended that you:

1.Turn it off, remove the battery, use the eraser to wipe the battery contacts, and then insert the battery back into the phone.

2.Check if there is also a longer time to fully charge when the power is turned off and charging.

3.If it only occurs when charging is turned on, it is recommended to end the end-of-process before charging. Operation: Standby interface - long press the home button - task manager - active application - end the program running in the background.

4.It is recommended to use the original direct charger for charging.

5.Try replacing it with another original battery.

6.Back up your data, factory reset your phone (Settings - Reset Privacy - Factory Reset).

7.Replace the power outlet to charge the attempt.

If the problem persists, it is recommended that you bring the purchase invoice, repair card and mobile phone to the local Samsung service center for professional engineers to help you test. For more information about the address of the service center, please click here

For the i9300's simulation operation guide, please click on the link below. Teach you step-by-step practical tips to get the most out of your device.

Hey, mine too, no way, the mobile phone is a machine, it's not that complicated, just take more maintenance, and I'm troubled.

In this case, it should be possible to unplug it every time it is fully charged, in fact, it will take a while longer, it is just a fast charge, and it will take another ten minutes to fully charge, and do not unplug it for more than two hours after each charge is full. It will cause each charge to be overfilled and will leak. You can now charge a full charge once, and the charging time should be reduced later.

ps;It's also possible that the socket or charger is unstable.

I haven't had this condition with my machine, so if it doesn't improve, I'd better go to the shop and fix it.

I've been charging for seven hours now... Tragic.

Yes, I don't like typing, the answer is relatively simple, in general, the current battery has no memory effect, it is charged as you go, don't worry about shortening the life of the battery, but at least ensure a full charge once a week for 6 8 hours, don't charge it for too long, it's not good for the device.

It's fine, eighteen hours is fine, as long as you don't feel like a waste of electricity.

Now mobile phones use lithium-ion batteries, and the mobile phone has been calibrated at the factory, so the newly bought mobile phone does not need to be charged for more than 12 hours or anything like before. It is recommended to charge as you go, and you can do a complete charge and discharge once a month.

If you have a problem with the charger, buy a charger. If you don't want to buy it, cut your charger, there are four wires inside, don't cut the red and black wires, cut off the other wires, the reason is not explained, I have tested it myself, no problem.

Try it with a different charger and try it with a different battery. If it doesn't work, it's a problem with the phone.

It should be a problem with the charger, try another one.