[Redway]

Do you keep trying it in the most awkward positions until it really-and-truly packs up or do you replace it as soon as it starts charging slower than normal?

[Cherie]

Straight away...don’t want to die prematurely

[Toy Soldier]

We’ve got so many phones and gadgets between the four of us there are usb-c and apple lightning cables coming out of our ears so it’s never really an issue. I find they don’t break as often these days anyway - MicroUSB from a couple of generations back was an absolute nightmare though. Practically had new cables coming from Amazon on monthly subscription.

[AnnieK]

I'm a wrap it round, angle it and prop it up kind of girl.....wouldn't mind but I have loads dotted about the house but the one in the kitchen (which I use the most) is useless....it takes ages to find the sweet spot where it charges but I insist on having the daily battle

[Zizu]

As soon as they start to fail or fray I chuck them out .

That said we get replacements from one of the pound shops - they last a few months at least .


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[LeatherTrumpet]

I use wireless now but my old chargers did not break because I am super careful inserting and using them - end of.

[joeysteele]

When I've had it a while usually.
Always have spares anyhow.

[Tom4784]

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[Babayaro.]

When it is faulty

[Josy]

I've never had a faulty charger and up until last year had never had a scratched or smashed phone etc but I dropped my old phone and it damaged the screen slightly I was raging

[michael21]

Originally Posted by Josy

I've never had a faulty charger and up until last year had never had a scratched or smashed phone etc but I dropped my old phone and it damaged the screen slightly I was raging

You were raging your phone was ringing this rap over

[Toy Soldier]

Originally Posted by Josy

I've never had a faulty charger and up until last year had never had a scratched or smashed phone etc but I dropped my old phone and it damaged the screen slightly I was raging

I've broken every smartphone I've ever had I'm currently using an iPhone XS with a big crack across the screen.

I've had one that I didn't break actually, my Galaxy S7, but it ended up with horrendous screen burn. My daughter's S9 went the same way. I reckon it's a Samsung problem.

[LeatherTrumpet]

i genuinely could not use a phone unless it was undamaged in every way

the thought of using a cracked one...

[James]

I just replaced the screen on my Samsung. Not too difficult a repair, now it's good as new.

When it stops charging I replace the cable rather than the charger and that usually fixes it.