Huawei Mate 9

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Anyone know how to control the charging for mate 9?

Just checked with the huawei support, they advise to unplug the charging once reach 100%.
My phone always low bat around 11pm and its my sleep time.

Once I wake up, it might have been charged for more than 5 hrs.

Any apps or setting can stop the charging once reach 100%?

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my last few phones i charged overnight...
plug in before sleep, wake up overnight and unplug...

not sure whether it this actually harm the battery...
now i plan to plug in 1 hour before sleep and unplug before going to bed....

hopefully this will prolong battery life...
 

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Same for me....probably I need to change habit too

my last few phones i charged overnight...
plug in before sleep, wake up overnight and unplug...

not sure whether it this actually harm the battery...
now i plan to plug in 1 hour before sleep and unplug before going to bed....

hopefully this will prolong battery life...
 

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Mate 9 has SuperCharge so I don't charge my phone while I sleep anymore. I wake up, charge my phone, go brush, wash, change up then collect my phone go work. 30mins give me around 50% battery life
 

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Use the plug timer.

Mate 9 has SuperCharge so I don't charge my phone while I sleep anymore. I wake up, charge my phone, go brush, wash, change up then collect my phone go work. 30mins give me around 50% battery life
 

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Who got the tendency to hold upside down when u wan to use the phone? I always hold it upside down with Huawei logo on top. I find the bottom of the phone is heavier than the head part. That explained the mix up .. No home button even harder to differentiate.

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joined the mate 9 club...got my set from Starhub Plaza Sing, bugis junction no stock, not even 1 set.
 

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I was advised by the support team that we should avoid using 3rd party charger cable and power bank. Because the charging system is different.

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sad to say Huawei dun make car charger. I trying out a Qualcomm car charger which supports 3.0 fast charging. Doesn't seem to be fast. Might wanna try using the Huawei cable tml and see is it tt fast
 

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you need to use both the original charger AND cable to enable the mate 9 fast charging..

http://forums.hardwarezone.com.sg/104931508-post750.html
you are right. However for car how to use the charger? Huawei doesn't make one.

Hence looking at the cable its output can go up to 5A. Default car USB the output is only at 2.1A to 3.0A. Hence have to use the cable to give it a try to see if can fast charge.

In office or at home definitely use the supplied cable and charger. But in car charge, will need alternatives
 

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sad to say Huawei dun make car charger. I trying out a Qualcomm car charger which supports 3.0 fast charging. Doesn't seem to be fast. Might wanna try using the Huawei cable tml and see is it tt fast

Huawei does not support QC 3.0 charging.
 

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I am using an Aukey 2.0 Qualcomm fast charger in my car. Sadly the car charger charges up only normally on the Mate9. The charger charges fast on my other SD phones
 
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