I've notices that the screen flickers when the Dtek60 is fully charged and I am using it while it is still plugged in. Anyone notice this issue? I have changed chargers and it still gives this issue. The flickering shows horizontal bars of grey lines about 1cm thick moving up or down. When I disconnect it from the charger it stops flickering.
That is weird. I have had that (or something somehow similar) with other devices when the battery is dying, but with a new phone that would be ridiculous...
I have not noticed this on the DTEK60 at all yet, but I have a Lumia 950XL that does this when plugged in, fully charged, and using a QuickCharge 2.0 charger. Not a big deal, but it is kind of weird for sure. I wouldn't worry about it. I didn't worry about it with the Lumia 950XL and it's working fine still...
Anyone else noticed this? I only notice this in the morning after a full night of charging.
I have not experienced that, why not just unplug it since it is fully charged?
Well I would. But if it is left on my table I don't wanna drain the battery for no reason.
New or old phones have issues period
I have never heard of this but maybe a first. If it bugs you then you should try a 32 second hard reset (hold power button down for 32 seconds). Or do a full wipe of your phone and reinstall software which is always last option prior to returning
Mine was doing this this morning. The room was totally dark, so the brightness level on the screen was probably at its minimum level. It did stop flickering the second I unplugged the charger.
I've seen this too, hope it doesn't eventually fry the screen.
My Microsoft Lumia 950XL has done this since it was new when fully charged and connected to a plugged QuickCharge 2.0 Charger. I never worried about it too much on the L950XL and it's still working like new after a year.
So would this just be an issue with Quick Charge? Or does the regular charger do the same thing?
Hi guys I find this problem for my dtek60
How fix it? Bb. Resolve this problem.Please..... If resolve by software update fix. I hope no hard ware issssssu
So I am not saying this is gospel, but I have talked to customer service a couple times about ****ty laptop battery issues, and the consensus is that leaving your equipment plugged in after fully charged just because can actually damage the battery in the longterm. Have always been told to leave it unplugged when fully charged and not in use. Not saying it is exactly the same with phones, but generally a battery is a battery is a battery.
Bad repost. Sorry.