The charger itself provides an USB C Power Delivery output with a capability of 15V / 2A (30W) which should be enough to charge the Hi10 x tablet.
I tried with multiple combination of USB C to USB C cable and above charger.
Unfortunately, none of it had worked.
When I plug the Anker charger to the H10x tablet, whatever the cable I use, it doesn’t charge.
Hi, i have the same problem.
i replace the official charger by a third party one and the result is same. it doesnt work for me. do you still have this problem?
As far as I understood, the Hi10 x won’t work out of the box with USB C Power Delivery compliant charger.
It will requires an extra device like the one linked by @Biosham in the post above.
Can someone explain how this device would work? It says it is a tester. Do you just plug in and it just works or do you have to configure it to do the PD trigger (if yes, how)? Thanks.
Thanks for the info. I think I have a better understanding on how that works now, but I think they seem too filmsy to be usable on a day to day basis. Do you think someone will come out with a more sturdy packaging or maybe even embed this function into the PD charger itself? Thanks.
I think that such triggers have reached their limit in shape and convenience. And to integrate such a function into a power bank is too dangerous since people can accidentally apply the wrong voltage.
