Why is phone adaptor over heating

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Nothing Phone (3a)

Nothing's third-generation budget-friendly phone.

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Is it official one and is it supporting voltage that's in your country?

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51515 @iam51515 crwdns2934065:0crwdne2934065:0: 23 3 1 · Answer 1 · 2025-06-29T01:07:38-07:00

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Maybe it doesn't support the voltage in your country.

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ALL modern chargers are 100-220V - 50-60Hz, so there isn't a country issue.

Many phones no longer come with a charger, therefore it is likely the charger you are using is under powered.

If the charger isn't rated to supply as much CURRENT as the phone wants, then it will max out at its rated CURRENT and overheat.

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