Dear all,
My original battery cable and headphones are dead.
I bought them in July 2020.
I have very careful using my equipment.

Is this normal? Anybody with the same problems?

Thanks in advance
Jorge Neri from Portugal

JorgeNeri wrote:

Dear all,
My original battery cable and headphones are dead.
I bought them in July 2020.
I have very careful using my equipment.

Is this normal? Anybody with the same problems?

Thanks in advance
Jorge Neri from Portugal

for charging I only use Wireless , and for audio I use Bluetooth
It appears like your USB-C connector is broken Vbus connection, since both do not work.  try a different cable to charge in order to confirm broken phone connector.

Hello,
With the original cable it takes one day to charge about 50%.
I have to use another cable to do so.
The problem is that using a non original cable I loose same functionals when I connect the phone (i.e. android auto).
Best regards
Jorge

JorgeNeri wrote:

Hello,
With the original cable it takes one day to charge about 50%.
I have to use another cable to do so.
The problem is that using a non original cable I loose same functionals when I connect the phone (i.e. android auto).
Best regards
Jorge

Hello, maybe it's the original cable problem.

Hello,
Maybe. But tha cable as only 8 months.

And what do you sink about the headphones?
The left speaker make some noise when turn on.
BR

JorgeNeri wrote:

Hello,
With the original cable it takes one day to charge about 50%.
I have to use another cable to do so.
The problem is that using a non original cable I loose same functionals when I connect the phone (i.e. android auto).
Best regards
Jorge

USB-C cable is built to a specification, some cables have ID to let the phone know how much power can pass, and cable functionality
if you buy a USB-C cable from a reputable re-seller and get same results it will be a phone connector issue, starting to doubt that.
You also say there are Android Auto problems, verify with different phone and the same cable.
 Android auto : I'm guessing your car radio probably has USB 2.0 connector, so it is only using Vbus, Ground, D+, D- (4 signals of a 24 wire cable)
As a side note I have never used the supplied charger/cable with the phone, the only time a cable (aftermarket) is plugged into the phone is for data transfer.


 

Same issue here, my USB cable lasted for six months. I replaced it with a brand new one.

Problem solved with a different USB cable.
Thanks for you support.
All the Best