The Samsung Galaxy S4 doesn’t include wireless charging capabilities out of the box, but the official S Charger kit brings Qi-standard inductive charging to the device, in the form of a replacement back cover and charging plate.
How do I replace the charging port on my phone?
How to Replace a Charger Port on a Mobile Phone
- Turn off your phone and place it face down on a flat surface.
- Remove all screws from the phone’s back casing.
- Unplug the ribbon cable extending from the bottom of the phone to the main circuit board.
- Loosen the screws fastening the charging port in place.
How can I charge my Samsung phone without cable?
Some easy—and surprising—ways to give your phone a boost
- Use a USB Port.
- Charge With a Battery Pack.
- Hand-Crank Chargers for Emergencies.
- Use a Solar-Powered Charger.
- Charge With a Car Charger.
- Wireless Chargers for Easy Charging.
What is the battery life of a Samsung Galaxy S4?
Samsung claims 17 hours of talk time, and this slightly lofty goal rings near enough true with a full day’s substantial use of web browsing, gaming, email checking and more leaving enough reserves to satisfy a bit of video playback on the evening commute.
How do you charge a Samsung Galaxy S4?
Insert the microUSB end of the microUSB cable into the microUSB port at the base of the device. Insert the USB end of the microUSB cable into the Power adapter. Plug the Power adapter into a power source to begin charging. Alternatively, the device can be charged with a laptop or desktop computer using USB.
How much does it cost to fix Samsung charger port?
Expect to pay between $50 and $90 for professional Samsung charging port replacement, depending on your model and selected service. It’s a good idea to see if your repair shop offers any warranties on parts and labor.
