How To fix slow charging issue on Galaxy A6 2018

The easiest method to fix slow charging issue on Galaxy A6 2018: Is your Galaxy A6 2018 charging slower than usual? If yes, then don’t worry, we have got the fix for you. Recently, the latest flagship of Galaxy Note line up, the Galaxy A6 2018 was launched. Ever since their launch, the users have been busy pre-ordering these devices or making arrangements to buy them in the coming days. The new device comes with Android 8.1 Oreo firmware and has exciting lists of specifications and features respectively. However, since no Android is perfect, even these two come with flaws.

Samsung has again started focusing on its entry and mid-range devices and it can be seen with the newer devices like Galaxy A series and On Series. The Samsung Galaxy A6 comes equipped with a 5.60-inch touchscreen display with a resolution of 720 pixels by 1480 pixels. The Samsung Galaxy A6 is powered by 1.6GHz octa-core processor coupled with 3GB of RAM. The phone has 32GB of internal storage (Expandable up to 256GB via a microSD card).

The device sports a 16-megapixel rear and a 16-megapixel front camera. The Samsung Galaxy A6 runs Android 8.0 Oreo out of the box which will be updated to Android P (9.0) later. The Samsung Galaxy A6 houses a 3000mAh non-removable battery. It has all the connectivity options like Wifi, Bluetooth and Voice over LTE or voLTE.

Apart from giving users some headaches regarding battery drainage, and Bluetooth connectivity, there is one more issue that has caused problems for the users. That issue is slow charging of the device. The issue of slow charging is minute and not problematic at all. It can be solved easily by making some adjustments to the device’s functioning and settings.

Today, in this post, we are going to give you numerous methods using which you can easily solve this issue of slow charging. First of all, users need to know what might be the reason for the problem. These are some of the steps which we have personally used on older Samsung phones and these steps worked out for us.

Possible ways to fix the slow charging issue on Galaxy A6 2018

Restart the device in safe mode

Restarting the device in safe mode will help the user determine if any third-party application is the reason for this problem. Once restarted, charge the phone and if it charges at normal speed, then you know the solution. Simply delete the newly installed apps to get rid of that particular application.

How To Boot Into Safe Mode On Samsung Galaxy A6 2018

• Check the USB cable you are using for charging

One of the first attempts you make into finding the source of the problem should be to see if the problem is caused by the USB Cable. USB Cable should be kept clean and should not be bent or broken anywhere. Try to test that cable on any other device, if the other device also charges slowly, then you know the problem is with your USB cable and it needs to be changed.

• Uninstall any third-party apps

Removing the third-party apps will help your device function faster and charge normally. Third-party apps often lead to the charging rate getting slowed down. If you have installed any third-party apps recently, then it is suggested that you start uninstalling them starting with the most recent ones. Once the apps that were disrupting the pace of charging are removed, the battery will charge at normal speed. To uninstall apps –

1. Go to the Menu and select settings
2. Tap on More and then click on Android Manager
3. There, select the ‘Downloaded’ section, and select apps and tap uninstall

• Close all background apps

One of the quickest fixes to the issue of slow battery charging is to close all background apps. The apps that are open in the background often slow down the charging rate of the device. It is suggested that you close them so that the RAM of your device is not used to support the apps in the background.

1. You can easily bring up all the background apps by clicking and holding the home button before releasing it after you see the recently used apps
2. Click on the ‘end all applications’ option in the task manager
3. Click on ‘RAM’ option at the top of the screen