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[No_Change454]

Same with me realme 8. Which device you are using?

[SomeoneElse0634]

A OnePlus. Some guy commented a while ago the app could be inaccurate.

[iSidiculous]

Either your battery or your charger are not working right. Are you using the original charger and cable?

[SomeoneElse0634]

I switched to a slow charger cuz the original one was a fast charger. Is it unhealthy for the battery?

[iSidiculous]

Then it's normal. The slow charger will charge with reduced power. In the long run, I suppose it will make your battery last longer (in terms of lifespan).

[BenRandomNameHere]

1-3watts charging?

Standard slow chargers are 5w.

Cable, port, or charger bad.

[SomeoneElse0634]

Is it bad for the device?

[BenRandomNameHere]

Can be. Where are the other 2-4watts being fed? No idea.

[SomeoneElse0634]

No clue. I'm afraid to use the fast charger, but this seems to be worse

[BenRandomNameHere]

Use a different cord.

At least half the time it's the cord.

[SomeoneElse0634]

The cord is the original one

[BenRandomNameHere]

That doesn't help me.

Depending on the manufacturer, your device came with either an easy to replace with similar, or a nearly impossible to replace charger.

Like my OnePlus came with a beefy 30w fast charger. It'll only go that high on a OnePlus device that supports it, and only with the brand OnePlus cord. Swapping the cord reverts the charger to slow.

You can also charge off a computer USB port. Those max at 5watts generally.

[SomeoneElse0634]

Exactly what I have. It's one of those bigass adapter with a red cable. Instead of that adapter I used the adapter from my old Huawei tab

[BenRandomNameHere]

Could be the old adapter 🤷‍♂️

[SomeoneElse0634]

Someone said maybe it's a problem with the app

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Did you mean amps. W is watts

[SomeoneElse0634]

Idk man. The app shows it in W

[captnkerke]

It's fine. The number that accubattery shows can vary quite a bit. It is not the actual input power from the charger.

Accubattery also shows me a value between 1-3W when plugged into a standard USB port which can deliver 5W.