I had the same thing.
Turns out the charger was too weak. Getting a 2A (Ampere) charger fixed it.
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As well as the other suggestions, was discussing this with someone just yesterday and they suggested filling the port with PVA glue (like the stuff used at school, not super glue or epoxy!) and a bit of thread, then pulling it out with all the crud once it's set.
No idea how effective it is personally, when I got my current phone I got some plastic usb c port covers and that stays in place whenever I'm not charging, so far it's done the job.
That's a tiktok thing. In the videos it's satisfying to pull out all the glue and pre-staged gunk from the port in one solid go, but in reality you have no idea how much dried glue is being left behind or how it's going to interact with the lint and dust in the port. You could potentially render the port unusable. Better to go with a soft pick and some compressed air.
Don't do this, just clean it out gently with a small scraper.
Yea, I bought one of the induction chargers cause this happened to me about a year ago. My phone still works so i see no reason to buy a new one and quite frankly i just don't want to. Gonna ride this bad boy out until it dies.
Have you tried cleaning the port out, mostly it's crap built up in the port.
Take a tooth floss pick and dig all the pocket crud out of it, both the top and bottom side. try a fresh cable, if that fails try some deoxit on the port
Yep, cleaning the port works most of the time. Lint and crap get caught in there and prevents the cord from plugging in all the way
Do this. It worked for me.
What the hell are you people doing to your ports?
Pocket lint + port with no cover = clogged ports that chargers can't plug into all the way. It's very common.
I almost completely ruined the charge port on my last phone by digging out lint and scratching the contacts. I don't use cases without port covers anymore.
My phone started doing the thing, where, if I let it discharge to 18% before setting it up to charge, it doesn't charge unless I turn it off and on again.
No, Restart does not work.
That usually indicates battery wear. Phones doing weird things at specific charge levels is almost always battery wear, especially powering off above 0% or failing to charge under certain circumstances
I was happy when usb c came out because it looked like it had to be a significant improvement over micro usb, in terms of longevity and reliability.
It's looking like it's only a slight improvement though, which sucks.
Idk what cables and devices youve been buying but ive seen an insane difference in durability going to micro to c.
For a start, none of my usb c cables have lost their gripping strength, one of which ive been using daily for over 6 years.
None of my usb c devices have had the central pin blade thing fall off or fatige to the point of not making a connection,
The one down side ive seen to usb c is that when i accidentally rolled my chsir over a connector, it did crush the oval inwards but i pried that open again and stuck it in my desk mic and its been working fine since.
I only used Apple for a very short time, but their connector seemed pretty neat. Small and with satisfying haptics. Too bad they are so shitty about patents and standards.
I have yet to have a USB c port be ripped out of a device, I have had this happen to two USB micro b devices (ultra cheap). (USB c cords die relatively frequently though)
I've never had any issues with micro usb, yet no usb c on a phone survived for more than 2 years. It's ridiculous.
Remember when the little chip that held the pins in the middle would get obliterated?
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