Slow Charging Speeds | Phone (3)

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blaster219 · 2025-07-16T20:20:21+00:00

In dem Spec -Blatt heißt es also 65W schnelles Laden und unterstützt PD3.0. Wenn sie jedoch mit PD3.1 an die Power Bank angeschlossen sind und eine maximale Ausgabe von 140 W unterstützt, zieht das Telefon 3 nur einen Maximum von 17 W. Eigentlich langsamer als das Samsung -Telefon, das ersetzt, das ungefähr 20W zieht. Mit dem gleichen Kabel (das mit dem Telefon geliefert) kann mein Dampfdeck nach 45 W ziehen. Ich bin tatsächlich ein wenig enttäuscht, als ich auf schnellere Geschwindigkeiten gehofft hatte.

dreddit

I’ve tried and failed with 65w charging even with the CMF 100w this phone won’t charge at 65w and if it’s too cold it has protection to not over heat quickly. So PPS is nice for battery health, but not for fast charging, although if nothing wanted to they could change the charge threshold and change things as it’s software.

So sorry guys no 65w charging, got to 48.5w once but not with the CMF 100w, so cannot recommend it’s worth buying. In fact what Nothing device needs 100w charging?!

Stereobasic

Anonymous931 How i can know what type of cable and capabilities is given on the Phone 3 box ? No informations available or written on the cable ( aside 5A?) or official website. Not easy to understand for me.

Anonymous931

Stereobasic Very difficult to tell without testing! The best way to test is to plug a laptop or something similar to that cable and then charge it, use its OEM software (Vantage for Lenovo, Armoury Crate for Asus, Synapse for Razer etc.) to check how much power is supplied through the cable. If your charger can push 100W but you see 45W on your laptop then the cable can’t send more than 45W. I’ll actually do that with my (3a)'s cable when I return home, then update here…

Edit: I tested with my Anker 736 100W charger; with Razer TB4 cable (the black one) it shows 100W, same as with my Anker 543 cable (too lazy to snap a photo, forgot to include it the first time):

With Nothing’s cable, the one in the package of my (3a), I get 60W, so that’s the limit of that cable:

Edit 2: Nothing but a massive recommendation for that Anker 543, btw. Superb cable in every way. It’s not a data cable though, so no file transfer etc. (that’s why I use the Razer one mostly, also because of eGPU which is connected to my laptop when I’m at home). Feels extremely great under fingers, very durable, very reliable and quite inexpensive (on Amazon DE):

Sahil khan 🇮🇳

blaster219 same 2a

Sourav_Satvaya

blaster219 I guess it’s a common issue across all Nothing and CMF phones. I checked with CMF Phone 2 Pro it’s a similar situation as you even though I’m using the inbox charger and cable which Nothing provided.

Alagarsamy_HfvrfweFb1

SarthakDas_VyXaX38W2s same issue. I am facing.

This is slow charging not fast charging.

35% of charging in 39 min.

Very very bad. Why it is happening?

Is nothing phone 3 has really 65w charging support?

SarthakDas_VyXaX38W2s

Alagarsamy_HfvrfweFb1 update, it’s been around 2 months i bought the np3. I am getting around 30w with Samsung S24’s cable using 65w charger.

Also, few days back, I used my friends mi 120w charger which came with Xiaomi 14, it gave me around 35-40w. So it’s confusing, not sure in what condition they tested.

Robson

Hey, I have np3 for about 10 days, just got Anker prime 100w charger and the max I saw was 37w. Maybe at a peak it would be more, I have to test it thoroughly but a little disappointing. I hope that nothing will fix it, its not the end of the world, but it’s nice when it is faster when you needed it most.

Alagarsamy_HfvrfweFb1

I tried in CMF 65w charger and CMF 140w charger.

Max Speed is 27w only. Not even cross 30w.

Why it is happening?

Nothing phone 3

jacoballinson

Let’s not beat around the bush here: The Nothing 3 was advertised with 65W changing, but as of yet, noone has achieved anything close to that. This is misleading at best, false advertising at worst

Nothing have a case to answer here. My two-week old Nothing 3 may be heading back for a refund.

PrimeAyan

CMF1_hacker how your temp is 18°c only?

I mean it’s like you charge your phone in a freezer or what?

CMF1_hacker

PrimeAyan it’s 18C at night in my house during summer if I don’t have the windows open and exchanging warm air.

I found that charging goes very high at the beginning and then dies off, hence no much battery heating. It’s probably simply 18C ambient at night in SE England. I’m sitting in Italy now at 19.00 and it’s 13C with a low of 7C overnight.

These dudes of all dressed in slim puff jackets.

Stereobasic

PrimeAyan Here in Europe it’s cold season. Now in paris it’s barely 10 degree and people don’t put heating so soon on the house. We put on a sweater instead.

PrimeAyan

CMF1_hacker ok got it.

Here in India in my town it’s close to 30°c in day .

And when charging due to heat up phone temp reached 38-39°c almost.

Anonymous903

How much time should 65 watt take to charge? 45 watt charger on my 3a is ~60-80 minutes which seems fine. Let’s hope they didn’t mess up 3a’s charging too

NP3-User

I bought an 65W Charger from Motorola and tbh. my NP3 now charges extremly fast. Like 1% to 2% per minute. Mostly i am in 30 minutes at 80%

tarunspartan

Phone (3) while charging with CMF 140W GaN Charger. Same issue with Nothing 45W Charger.

Hope somebody responses.

CMF1_hacker

No one has seen more than 30W sustained charging or anywhere close to 65W. I get a burst of 50W once and then it goes back down to 30W. There is an issue with the PPS-handshake and I expect it will go unresolved.

jacoballinson

So I'm now up to trying my fourth charger with my NP3, a HP 65W tablet charger, QC3.0 compliant and with PPS; it topped out at 17W. The highest I achieved is with another 65W QC3.0 PPS USB C charger, which got to 36W. My wife's 120W Xiaomi charger achieved 17W too. I suspect the NP3 is not properly communicating the most appropriate voltage (i.e. 20V for 65W), and is preventing the charger from going above 15V.

Something fishy is going on. Based on my real world testing, my NP3 will not charge at the advertised 65W. The ticket I raised with customer support induced the standard recommendation of using a 'CMF charger', and 'ensure you are charging at an ambient temperature of 25°C'. Anyone in the UK will know that 25°C is far from ambient, even in the summer. Regardless, what was advertised is not what was delivered.

NP3-User

jacoballinson I still dont understand why you want 65W if it is full charged in 30 minutes with 35 W.

Do you think 65W would double the speed with a fullcharge in under 15 minutes?

Anonymous1004

jacoballinson Discharge it to 1% and then try. It should only be charging at max speed when it's at low battery

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