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Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra Fast-Charging Issue After One UI 8 Update

(Topic created on: 01-20-2026 05:09 PM)
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RAGED
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Galaxy S

Help! My S24 Ultra (and many others) lost fast/super-fast charging after the One UI 8 (Android 16) update. It slows to a crawl even with the original Samsung charger and cable. Forum users report the same: brief "fast charging" flash, then stuck on slow mode. I NEED this fixed NOW! @Samsung

I tried EVERY standard fix—nothing works. Still slow charging!

1. Safe Mode Test (Ruled Out Apps)

  • Power + Vol Down > Hold "Power off" > "Safe mode."

  • "Safe mode" shows bottom-left.

  • Plugged in original charger/5A cable—NO fast charging.

  • Restarted to exit.

2. Wiped Cache Partition (No Data Lost)

  • Phone off > USB-C to PC.

  • Vol Up + Power > Recovery menu.

  • "Wipe cache partition" > "Yes" > "Reboot."

  • Still broken!

3. Verified Settings

  • Settings > Battery > Charging: Fast/Super fast ON.

  • Plugged in (screen on)—NO "Super fast charging" notification.

This screams One UI 8 BUG

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toothless69
Beginner Level 2
Galaxy S

Mine has been the same for last 2 weeks or so. Since updated phone. S24 S25 Fold7. All 3 phones have same issue since last phone update. Now takes 8 hours to charge. Samsung had me take phone to get tested and phone is all good.

RAGED
Active Level 6
Galaxy S
Frontline Samsung support:
1. Can only test hardware
2. Has no visibility into kernel or charging stack bugs
3. Will keep saying “device OK” because technically it is.

Samsung must release a hotfix to One UI 8.x patch for charging stability and rollback of the broken PD/PPS module
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Dinabantu
Beginner Level 2
Galaxy S
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th3Great
Active Level 1
Galaxy S
Issue of phone heating easy if you charge it and be on a call it overheat after UI8, if you connect wireless android auto and be on a call overheat again, mostly on ms teams
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RAGED
Active Level 6
Galaxy S
If the device does not overheat when idle, the issue is software-related rather than hardware damage