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Why does my Nexus 4 take so long to charge?
Some people have reported problems with the Nexus 4 taking a long time to charge. If you use the USB cable to charge via a computer or laptop then it will take longer, but the wall charger should be faster.
What do I do if my Nexus 7 wont charge?
Turn off your Nexus 7. Press the Power button. When the Google logo appears, press the Volume Down button while still pressing the Power button. Using the Volume Up and Down buttons, select Recovery Mode. Inside Recovery Mode there is an option called “Wipe cache partition”. Using Volume buttons, select it.
Why does my Nexus 4 have a bad battery life?
A lot of people complain about poor battery life with the Nexus 4, but this is a very common complaint for all smartphones. Your battery life depends entirely on how you use your device. You can get some insight into what is eating your battery by going to Settings > Battery. It is unlikely to be a hardware fault.
Why does my Nexus 4 keep shutting down?
In extreme cases, the Nexus 4 is getting hot enough that it is automatically shutting down. Solution : Depending on where you bought the phone, you should contact Google, LG, or the retailer and get a replacement device. Some users have reported random rebooting and the occasional shut down of their Nexus 4.
What to do when your camera wont work on Nexus 4?
You can always reboot the phone by holding the Power button down and choosing Reboot. This will reset the camera and it should work as normal, but the problem may reoccur. You can switch to video mode for a second and take a short video and then switch back to camera again and it should work as normal.
Can a 24 watt charger charge an iPhone?
Could I use a 24watt (5v/4.1A) USB charger (intended to charge USB-C devices such as my Nexus 5x) to charge an iPhone?. I’d use a USB-A to USB-C cable for connection. The 6/6S can take advantage of up to 1.6 amps if the USB adapter can supply it.
What kind of charger should I use to charge my iPhone?
I recommend charging your iPhone with the standard 1 amp charger that is included with your iPhone. However, if you’re in a pinch and need some extra battery fast, then using a larger amp charger won’t destroy your iPhone.