How to Disable Battery fully charged notification?

[Greg MacDonald]

This feels like a stupid question, but did you go into the battery settings? You should also be able to control notifications in your programs settings.

Not knowing if this will help. I had the same problem where in when my battery was full it would chime until i unplugged the phone. As of last night my phone would not charge at all, so i changed cords and it now works fine. Does not chime untill i unplug phone. Let me know if this helps?

 

[MBK123]

Ditto for me. Same issue and i have a new Samsung Note 4 using Night Clock. Putting phone on it's face is not an option when you want to have a bedside clock/alarm

 

[MBK123]

Actually just finished up a chat session with Samsung tech support and also gave him remote access in phone. Was hoping he could tweak something. He said that nothing can be done with it, that the battery notification is a failsafe reminder to unplug the phone since overcharging can damage the phone. I for one have always charged at night (like 99% of the world and) and haven't had any real degradation of battery life over the years having phones.

 

[N4Newbie]

Actually just finished up a chat session with Samsung tech support and also gave him remote access in phone. Was hoping he could tweak something. He said that nothing can be done with it, that the battery notification is a failsafe reminder to unplug the phone since overcharging can damage the phone. I for one have always charged at night (like 99% of the world and) and haven't had any real degradation of battery life over the years having phones.

If the phone's charging circuitry is functioning correctly it is impossible to overcharge the battery, no matter how long it is plugged in.

Sounds to me like Samsung is trying to provide themselves a legal "out" in case said circuitry should fail and a battery explosion and/or fire occurs.

 

[DLCPhototography]

I also have this problem with a Stock Verizon Galaxy Note 3. I like to use a Night Clock when traveling, and that bright 'heads-up' notification is quite annoying. Did some digging, and on another thread, came across a solution:

HeadsOff by TickerOn:

https://forums.androidcentral.com/e...d=com.jamworks.noheadsup&hl=en&token=vRZ9TqgH

This fixed the problem for me, just using the free version. Finally!

 

[jwt873]

This is a global warming thing.....

When they say "unplug the charger", they mean unplug the charger from the wall, not the phone.

Wall-warts always draw some power, even when they're not being used. One idle wall-wart only draws a teeny amount of power, but add up every Samsung wall wart in use for the entire world and you've got some serious power draw.

Read about it here --> How To Reduce Vampire Power - Green Options Community

Many places generate power through the use of carbon based fuels (coal etc), so by not unplugging your wall wart, you're adding to CO2 pollution and playing a small part in dooming future generations.

Everybody must do their part to save the world. Even President Obama says so --> Obama: No greater threat to future than climate change - CNN.com

 

[richardnscott]

I've just answered this on a different thread ref LG3 phone doing the same.

I have Sony Aqua M4, but it's pretty standard Android 5.1 Lollipop

"Settings" -> "Accessibility" -> "Play Sound When Battery Full"

Hope this works for you, and you get a good nights sleep!

Richard

 

[N4Newbie]

I've just answered this on a different thread ref LG3 phone doing the same.

I have Sony Aqua M4, but it's pretty standard Android 5.1 Lollipop

"Settings" -> "Accessibility" -> "Play Sound When Battery Full"

Hope this works for you, and you get a good nights sleep!

Richard

That's not a part of "stock" Android 5.X (stock as in any Google Nexus device which, by definition, run non-tweaked/non-skinned OS versions).

Apparently it is in Sony's OS skin; I think it fair to say that if it were in Samsung's it would have been discovered much earlier in this thread.

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[DeepSouthDiver]

I also have this problem with a Stock Verizon Galaxy Note 3. I like to use a Night Clock when traveling, and that bright 'heads-up' notification is quite annoying. Did some digging, and on another thread, came across a solution:

HeadsOff by TickerOn

This fixed the problem for me, just using the free version. Finally!

OMG. Thank you so much. For months since my Verizon OTA update to Lollipop 5.0 I have been woken up every night to this incredibly annoying, bright white notification. I just ended up setting the phone down on it's face to be able to get some sleep... But of course that meant no Dock Clock app, which I had been using (and enjoying) for years.

I get my Dock Clock back! And I get to sleep!

I'm sending the app developer $20 today. Freakin' brilliant. Thank you for the tip!

* Samsung Galaxy Note 3, Verizon, Lollipop 5.0 via OTA update.

 

[Marna Howard]

Hi folks,

My phone recently got the nightmare people call lollipop..
While there are many annoyances with this release, I'd like to ask for help with one of them this time.

How do I disable the "Batterycharged. Disconnect phone" notification?
This notification is useless to me, and I want it disabled, but I can't seem to turn it off on my phone.

It is an sprint's s5; not rooted.
help?

I have a droid turbo and its in sound & notifications for me.

 

[LotusTeaDragon]

I know this thread is a few years old, but this is currently happening with my new Huawei Pronto LTE (H891L) running Android KitKat 4.4.4. I took a photo with a dinky little camera phone, so the quality is atrocious, but you can still see the message:

https://s26.postimg.org/fm5z04q49/unplugchargermessage_And_Kit_Kat444-_Huawei_Pronto_LTE.jpg

I managed to have it stop chiming, so that instead it vibrates. I've kept phones on chargers overnight for years without having battery trouble, and never seeing this message pop up. Yet now it does it every couple of minutes.

 

[wilvanwil]

A notification never bothered me till lately, as I started using my phone as nightclock. When fully -wireless- charged a notication shows which needs to be ticked to get rid of it. But it shows over the time. I can't find anything in settings as mentioned in this post. Also tried in developer settings. i have macrodroid app running for some standard macro's, i found in there a possibility to delete notifications, in there i find com.mediatek.batterywarning. so i hope thats the one. I set the macro to start when charged 100% , wait 30 seconds and then delete that notification. I try this night.Will let you know.

Android 7.0 on a Elephone P9000, mediatek octacore MediaTek MT6755

 

[wilvanwil]

ok, that didn't work, I guess this message is not classified as a notification, what would it be then? a pop up? system message? (see picture)
So I tried another option, and this seems to work, had to "program" a macro in macrodroid that will do it:

i put in as trigger: battery charge reaches 100% OR wireless charging is enabled AND battery % = 100%, then programmed Action: "wait 6 seconds", then Action: "click Back button", that will make the pop up dissapear, and the time will show.

(the app I use for nightclock is very nice, you can set it to have the screen close(for faster charging) , and it can be actived by sound, so when you say clock or anything, or cough, it will be activated and show the time.)

 

[anon(10549159)]

This works great and i needed this for when i use it in car for dash cam and car interface, that battery full charge would kick in when i was driving and battery hit 100% which was a pain because involved my action while driving to get rid of warning off screen.
I would like to take it step further, when the battery already at 100% and you connect phone it still pops up notification that battery fully charged.
The above method wont trigger when its already at 100%.
So any idea what to set up for this, tried many but nothing so far.
Same phone P9000 rooted.

 

[anon(10549159)]

think i got it with
T- Power connected
A- Press back button
C- Battery>=99%