Chargers Quit Charging My Phone Android Moto

My Moto g7 battery was failing and expanding in the case. The g7 came with Android 9 and was upgraded to Android 10. That is when I started having problems with Face-ID. The Moto g Power comes with Android 10 and Face-ID is no longer supported by Google. The touch-ID on the back works fine and is reliable. I ruined the g7 battery by keeping in plugged into a USB battery and stowing the phone in a motorcycle saddlebag or tank bag; it just got to hot, to often. The battery in this phone has enough capacity that I do not need and external battery. So far. no overheating problems. Otherwise, the phone works great, and Android 10 has some welcome changes. I use this phone on Verizon but may make a switch to Straight Talk.

Great phone with long lasting battery. Replaced my Moto G4+ with the G Power. Android 10 runs smooth but is somewhat different than Android 7 and took a little time to get used to it. Battery lasts at least twice as long than the G4+ even when it was new. A lot of good specs and features for a lower priced smartphone. Picture quality using each of the 3 back lenses and 1 front selfie is clear and colorful enough for my use.

For charging my android phone and connecting it to my desktop computer

I bought the Moto g Power because my old cell phone was requiring charging more often. This phone lasts more than three days before it must be charged! The performance and other features are also a big improvement over my last phone. I love it!

My Olympus battery charge just quit ... stop charging ... and the Olympus wants $54 for a new charger? The Watson charger is less than half the price ... and recharges the battery just like to OEM. Also the size is small and great for travel. Note: the Watson brand only has 2 prongs that connect to the battery ... so it takes more time to charge ... but charging time has not been an issue since I recharge the battery in the evening (overnight) after a day of shooting images.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Excellent product for charging my Android phone and iPad at the same time. The adaptor doesn't get hot or overloaded and the cord seems to be made very well. I would definitely recommend this product to others looking for a new wall charger.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This Belkin wireless charging stand is top notch. The fastest charge I've seen for my Android phone (it also works for non-Android products as well). Included in the box are a 10W wireless charging stand, 4 ft. cable power supply, and a USB-A to micro-USB cable. There is an led light that updates the status of your charge. Your phone is secure on the charger because of a non-slip grip. An all-around great charger and I highly recommend it.

My issue is I cant get wifi direct to 2ork even with solutions followed and new phone android 8.

My SONY Experia 10 got wet and expired. Got this Moto g Power after looking at reviews and I can now say, Wow! This phone is easy to use and connects effortlessly to Bluetooth and Wi-Fi. unlike all the connection problems with my SONY. The best part is that it connects way better with my Impala's My Link, making the car's system usable again. I love this phone!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] As a wireless charger, it does everything you'd expect. The higher speed charging for iPhones is the key selling point for me, although there isn't a way to verify that functionality in iOS. Sturdy build quality with enough grip to keep the charger in place and the phone on the charger. The grip doesn't make anything feel glued in place, but you won't accidentally knock the device off without some force. There is a small white LED that is on when charging. With the phone hanging over the edge, it mostly covers the light but it was noticeable when I tried putting it on my nightstand. If there was one thing I'd change with most wireless chargers it would be these persistent LEDs. The ones I like best have lights that go off after a few seconds. Comes with the plug and cable. I've found the 4ft cable to be plenty long enough for my needs. I've had issues with other wireless chargers making noise while charging and being too distracting to use. I had no issue with this model. I can only hear anything if I put my ear almost on my phone. I tried it on my nightstand and did not notice it at all. Everything you'd need from a wireless charger. The only thing I'd say to consider is if the LED will be distracting in your use case. Pictures show iPhone XS and AirPods (2nd Gen with Wireless Charging Case)