Tips & Tricks
Huawei Tip: How to resolve fast charging or super fast charging issues
Charing is an essential part of any smartphone, the process enables your device to charge up and makes it ready for a new round of user interaction. Talking specifically about Huawei, these phones have fast and SuperCharge fast technology that provides new 20W, 40W, 66W, and a whopping 100W.
As mentioned above, these charging technologies can fill your Huawei smartphone battery as quickly as their capacities respectively. Therefore, it’s easy to understand the overall work in the background.
However, there could be various issues that may occur while charging your Huawei smartphone such as the phone doesn’t enter in the fast charging mode or the super-fast charging mode.
Still, not every issue of the charge is related to the hardware, as you might be using the wrong accessory to connect your smartphone with a Huawei smartphone.
Let’s look into the issues that could cause your Huawei phone’s charging experience.
Charging Animation or Label:
Once connected to the charging port, the phone will display a charging animation on your smartphone’s display. On some smartphones, the phone could show charging labels such as “Super Charging” “Quick Charging” or “Charging” on your device.
Why my smartphone shows standard charging icons:
Below you can check all of the reasons that could be the reason behind these types of charging issues.
First, Reconnect the charger and data cable and try again. If you insert the cable into the phone too slowly or have not connected them properly, fast charging may not work.
Second, It is recommended that you use a standard Huawei charger and data cable. The charger and data cable will be detected during charging. Fast charging or super-fast charging can be enabled only with the following conditions:
- Both the phone and charger support fast charging/super-fast charging, and the charging modes are the same.
- If both your phone and charger support 9 V/2 A Huawei fast charging, the phone can be charged at 9 V/2 A.
- The type and impedance of the data cable meet the requirements of fast charging. For example, 5 V/4.5 A Huawei SuperCharge requires a data cable supporting a current of 5 A or above (non-standard data cable may not be identified), and the impedance of the data cable should meet the SuperCharge requirements.
- Check the connection of the phone, data cable, charger, and socket. If the port has dirt or smudges on it, clean the port in a timely manner. (You can use a clean soft brush or use an alcohol liquid cleaner if possible.)
- If the cable is not completely inserted, remove and insert the cable again.
If you continue to face such charging issues, then it’s recommended for you to backup your smartphone’s data and bring it to the Huawei certified Service center for further assistance.