Electricity and water don’t mix well that’s why your Samsung Galaxy A3 was given the IP68 rating to make sure it’s water-resistant. The rating however, doesn’t mean the phone is already waterproof. Needless to say, one way or another, water can still find it’s way into the phone and one of the portals is the
If you’re getting the warning “Moisture has been detected. To charge your device, make sure your charger/USB port is dry,” then you should also be having charging-related problem. Samsung made its devices stop charging when moisture is detected in the charger port. The same is true with your Samsung Galaxy A3 and in fact, we
Learn what you need to do if you’re getting the “moisture detected” warning in your Samsung Galaxy A8 2018. Understand why this warning keeps showing and why your phone stops charging when it appears. When the warning message “Moisture has been detected. Make sure the charger/USB port is completely dry before charging your phone.” appears,
Charging problems are among the most common issues you may encounter with your Android phone. Even the mighty Samsung Galaxy S9 is not exempted from this problem. However, charging issues may occur based on what the problem with your phone really is. For instance, the S9 may stop charging if there’s moisture in the charger
When your Samsung Galaxy S9 tells you that it has detected moisture in the charger port, you should believe it because it’s probably true. The feature to detect moisture in the port comes with IP68 rating. The first devices with IP67 rating didn’t have a moisture detection capability as good as that of S8 and
The moisture detected error in your Samsung Galaxy A5 is actually a warning so that you won’t charge your phone because it’s probably got in contact with any form of liquid and as we all know, water and electricity don’t mix well. At least, that’s the most common scenario if you’re getting warned like this.
Some of our readers who own the Samsung Galaxy A7 are seeking for our assistance as their phone started showing “Moisture has been detected. To charge your device, make sure the charger/USB port is dry.” Needless to say that when this warning pops up, the capability of your phone to charge its battery is hindered
Your Samsung Galaxy Note8 has the IP68 rating, which makes it dust and water resistant but that’s pretty much what this rating can offer “resistance.” It’s not waterproof so liquid can still find its way into your phone and guess what, the main entry point is the USB or charger port. When water enters your
Despite the fact that your Samsung Galaxy S8+ is dust and liquid resistant, you may still be bugged by problems caused by water every now and then and the most common would be the warning “moisture detected” which basically tells you the charger/USB port is wet. When this problem occurs, it is almost certain that
Charging issues are among the most common power-related problems any smartphone owner may encounter. So, if your new Samsung Galaxy S10e won’t charge, it might be due to a minor problem or a sign of a serious hardware issue. In this post, I will guide you on how to troubleshoot your new Galaxy S10e that’s
The Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus is IP68-certified which means that it’s dust and water-resistant for up to 1.5 meters (submerged depth) for 30 minutes. In other words, there wouldn’t be any problem at all even if your new phone got splashed with water or you accidentally dropped in the sink. You can even go swimming
This troubleshooting article talks about fixing “Moisture detected” error on Galaxy S10. As a water-resistant device, the Galaxy S10 should be safe from occasional splashes and tiny amount of moisture. If wet, all a user needs to do is to wipe the device and use it as normal. However, there had been cases wherein “Moisture detected” error
After almost a decade of dominating the mobile world, Samsung now makes devices that are smarter than its competitors. It doesn’t only apply to its flagship devices but also to its entry- and mid-range smartphones and tablets. The recently release Samsung Galaxy Tab S4 is probably the company’s tablet so far and it has almost
The Samsung Galaxy A5 has the IP-68 rating which means that it’s dust and water-resistant. The rating however doesn’t mean that you’re phone is waterproof; water can still find its way into your phone and destroy it. In fact, we’ve already received a lot of complaints that are related to this kind of issue that’s