pureport USB-C Multi-Tool Mobile Phone Cleaning Kit, Cleaning and Restoring Mobile Phone, Fixes Unreliable and Bad Connections, Extends the Life of Your Technical Devices (Black)

My galaxy s24 ultra was the 3rd usb c phone I have had. Both previously stopped being able to charge with a cable and the same was beginning again. I tried other tools but nothing worked until I bought this. My phone charger now 'clicks' again when I plug it in. Minimal effort and time using this effective tool allowed this. I couldn't believe how much dust it got out. I have since gone back and tested on my s22 ultra and the same has worked on that too. Can not recommend enough.

La livraison a mis plusieurs jours à se faire... Ça nettoie un peu mais pas assez, et je n'ai pas envie d'abîmer le port USB C Bref, peut-être que ça marchera mieux chez d'autres, mais chez moi c'est pas très convaincant malheureusement.

Hat mir Handy gerettet.

Before buying, I thought $25 was a bit of a rip off, but I understand the price after some googling. The cleaning solution in this kit is DeoxIT D100L (a small bottle is ~$50) which must account for most of the steep price tag. The plastic tools are of good quality and it comes with very clear instructions. The rubber applicator to apply the cleaning solution is perfect for cleaning the contacts of charging ports. I did not have high expectations, but this saved my S23 Ultra's charging port. For context, I accidentally charged my phone overnight with a small amount of water in the charging port. I woke up (after several hours) to my phone notifying me their was water in the port and to unplug it. I dried the port, but my phone had troubles charging. Even though usb-c is symmetrical, my phone would charge with the cable in one orientation, but if I reversed it, it would not charge (or start and stop charging repeatedly). I figure some of the pins responsible for the USB power delivery were corroded or oxidized from charging with water in it. I used the cleaning solution and the little applicator plug to clean the contact, and I'm happy to report the issue is solved! It did take 3 or 4 applications. The little bottle of cleaning solution has a stick in it to pick up droplets of solution and apply it, but it was a little challenging to get the liquid out. I had to tilt the bottle slightly to coat the dropper stick and dispense onto the rubber applicator plug. After letting the solution sit a bit in my charging port and angling the rubber plug slightly while inserting/removing repeatedly, it's good as new.

It seems a bit expensive for what it is, but the results are worth it. I think a lot of the cost is in the cleaning solution, which is rather expensive to purchase on its own. The tools are small and plastic, but they are robust enough to extract dirt without potentially damaging the connector. Use it carefully, you should have no problems. 5 minutes of cleaning, and my S23 is back to reliable charging. Nothing more annoying than waking up to a 5% low battery warning because the USB cable didn't seat properly.