(If you take care of them properly they can last a long time - I have an 11 year old phone as an emergency spare, and the original battery is still good.)Ĥ. Considering that the phone is probably a bit aging, and you've probably run the battery pretty far down more than once, I'd say that the battery is probably on its way out. (A 2 Amp charger is about $5, so there's no reason to use a smaller one unless you have one lying around and can't spend any money.)ģ. Use a charger with at least that much current available. See how much current Ampere says it's charging with. Borrow a charger cpable of at least 2 Amps (or 2,000mA) output. Lithium batteries don't do well with deep discharges.Ģ. Never let the battery discharge below 40%. Now you might have an idea of the proportion of the problem!ġ. For seeing a complete episode I need to do it in two-parts, after recharging up to say 60% and, of course, letting the P/S to cool down before re-launching.

The problem, almost always, arise when using with MX video player for seeing say an episode of 'Extant', which lasts about 45 mins. That was at the beginning! I've used the device for playing some table games and/or hearing web radio stations and it seems to last a reasonable amount of time. It gets pretty hot and usually The I charge the unit in 2 steps or put the P/S near an open window for extra cooling. Note: I suspected that the P/S was at fault, at the beginning, because the original one stopped working many months ago, so this one is a less capable substitute (in relation to power). For the past 3-4 weeks this device has been shutting down even if it's connected to the power supply unit, showing a dead batt.

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