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10-10-2019 07:41 AM (Last edited 10-10-2019 07:41 AM ) in
Galaxy Note PhonesI lost my Note 10+ and had to do an insurance claim to have it replaced. When I received it, the battery was at 56%. I put it on the original charger and it took forever (like more than 1hr) to get to 100%. So this morning when my phone reached 20%, I set a timer for one hour and started to charge it. When the timer was finished, I checked the battery and it was only at 84%. Does this sound right?
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10-10-2019 07:45 AM in
Galaxy Note PhonesSeems to be a faulty device.
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10-10-2019 07:47 AM in
Galaxy Note PhonesI was thinking the same thing, but hoping not!
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10-10-2019 07:50 AM (Last edited 10-10-2019 07:50 AM ) in
Galaxy Note PhonesJust now reaching 100%.

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10-10-2019 02:30 PM in
Galaxy Note PhonesWith the 25W charger that comes in the box, the Note10 is capable of fast charging. There is a Fast Cable charging setting that you can check to make sure it is active. However, for the super fast charging, you would need the 45W charger.
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10-10-2019 03:58 PM in
Galaxy Note PhonesSamsungRei, I guess I have my post labeled wrong. I do realize I need the 45w to superfast charge. I should have said fast charge! When I got my brand new Note 10+, from 10% it would take less than an hour to charge to 100%. Now I have a warranty replacement that's taking 1hr 33min to reach 100% from 20%. Just doesn't seem right to me.

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10-10-2019 04:56 PM in
Galaxy Note PhonesI agree. It should definitely be charging faster. Were you able to locate the setting and make sure it is on?
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10-10-2019 05:18 PM in
Galaxy Note PhonesYes, it's on

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10-10-2019 06:01 PM in
Galaxy Note PhonesPlease send a private message with your model code and IMEI number so I can look into this further. http://bit.ly/2XERsky
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10-10-2019 05:08 PM (Last edited 10-10-2019 05:09 PM ) in
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@userBxqouEg281 wrote:I lost my Note 10+ and had to do an insurance claim to have it replaced. When I received it, the battery was at 56%. I put it on the original charger and it took forever (like more than 1hr) to get to 100%. So this morning when my phone reached 20%, I set a timer for one hour and started to charge it. When the timer was finished, I checked the battery and it was only at 84%. Does this sound right?
Download Ampere app from Play Store and look at the mA rate
Also on the lock screen, see if it shows "fast charging or charging"

