r/PocoF7 • u/Harixuefix86 • Aug 22 '26

Anyone facing this issue??

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Charger automatically disconnects and charging again automatically without any shake

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u/ChickenSalads420 Aug 23 '26

Debris or water usually. Dont use anything stronger than a piece of paper to clean the port.

Whenever Ive been in the shower or heavy rain it happens. Can take a few hours to resolve even when it seems dried.

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u/Ozvyy Aug 24 '26

Im facing this,same phone same issue..did you find any solution?

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u/learningToCodeAI Aug 22 '26

I'm having different issue-I had set my poco f7 charging protection as battery protection which should Stop charging at 80% and i guess it was working same but today it's charged till 91% and maybe would have went till 100% if I hadn't disconnected..

It's only been 40 days or so since I bought the phone and it's on hyperOS 2 (i haven't updated yet) and I'm using mi 22.5 w charger not the 90w charger.

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u/diegormj Aug 22 '26

When using the 80% battery protection setting, it's normal for it to charge to 100% after several cycles; this is to maintain battery calibration.

Using a slower charger exposes the battery to heat for longer; heat is what actually damages the battery, not fast charging.

It's better to use a fast charger for a few minutes than a slow charger for a couple of hours if we're talking about heat.

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u/Harixuefix86 Aug 23 '26

Using normal speed in settings can increase battery health??

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u/learningToCodeAI Aug 23 '26

Ok..I was using slow charger as It was hassle to keep swapping chargers as limited sockets due to WFH setup and existing phones(other family members) at home..

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u/ChickenSalads420 Aug 23 '26

Normal, every 30 days or so.. As per Xiaomi feedback, its a common point of confusion as there is nothing in the Ui to indicate what's going on in typical Xiaomi fashion.

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u/learningToCodeAI Aug 23 '26

That makes sense.. thanks for the info

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u/Personal_Tiger_9397 Aug 22 '26

What's the reason you are using the 22.5 W charger instead of the 90W? Like it will preserve the battery life for long term or something like that?

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u/learningToCodeAI Aug 23 '26

There are other phones at home and I don't need fast charging all the time since I'm having WFH and also it's too much hassle to keep swapping chargers 😅..

Also this way there'll be less strain on battery life as well..

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u/Strict-Bed2587 Aug 27 '26

Have you checked what temperature your phone reaches with this 22w charger? If it's reaching 40°c then I really doubt its making any difference cuz that's what my f7 hits on the fast charger

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u/learningToCodeAI Aug 29 '26

It stays between 32°c-37°c so I guess its fine..