Hi, I bought a used Alcatel Fierce cell phone. the charger looks not to belong to it. It Charged to 37% over night. I used my Presto cell phone charger over night, and it charged the Fierce to %55.Fierce phone is rated 1800mah, the presto phoone is rated 1200mah. The first charger is probably 900mah.What gives? How do I know if the phone battery is bad? or How do I know what is the max mah rate for these chargers? Any help will be apprecited. I didn't find the right solution from the Internet. References: https://arstechnica.com/civis/viewtopic.php?p=26175153 compliance management solution video Thank you.

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Hello all, I'm considering replacing my phone this year, and after reading the glowing review of the P20 Pro here, as well as other sites, I'm really tempted to buy one. The main reason I've wanted to hold out for a Pixel is the perceived camera superiority, but the P20 Pro appears to have leapfrogged the Pixel this year, and is probably one to two generations ahead. Also, I'm very particular on my battery endurance, and the P20 Pro's 4000 mAh unit tempts me so much. I'd probably get a better S/W experience on the Pixel though. What do you think? (I live in a region where both the Pixel and the P20 Pro aren't officially available from their respective OEMs, but is very easy for me to import. Any suggestions? I did not find the right solution from the internet. References:- https://bit.ly/2IMtMXl Blockchain Use Cases Thanks