The Samsung Galaxy Note 10 has been one of the most popular devices released in 2019, offering a great user experience and a superior battery life. It comes with a generous 3,500 mAh battery and a 25W fast charger that users USB Power Delivery 3.0 to reduce charging times to a minimum. In most cases, the battery should be full after up to 90 minutes, but the fast charging feature may not always work as expected. Follow the tips presented below to solve the issue in no time.
How to fix Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Slow Charging
Verify the integrity of the charging cable
The charging cable is an essential accessory that tends to break quite often due to wear and tear. If your device needs an unusually long amount of time to charge, check to see if there are any defects on the cable, including weak pins or cuts.
It is also advised to always use the original charging adaptor and cable that are provided by Samsung and to replace them with official accessories if needed. While third-party accessories can be more affordable, they also tend to be quite fragile and do not offer similar performance.
Optimize app usage
Some apps can run in the background and consume a significant amount of resources, leading to longer charge times. Samsung advises users to close all the apps when the device is not in use, an action that can be easily done by holding your finger over the Recent apps button and tapping on close all.
Install the latest OS update
Software updates can fix charging issues, and it is always a good idea to keep your device updated. Go Settings/Software Updates and check to see if a new update has been released. Tap on download and install the update on your device.
Re-enable the fast charging feature
Go to Settings/Device Care/Battery/three dots menu/Settings and tap on fast cable charging to enable the feature if it is not active.
Hopefully, these quick tips help you fix Samsung Galaxy Note 10 slow charging issues. If not, you can always contact Samsung for further assistance.
