I recently bought a Suorin drop a couple weeks ago and I have had no issues until it completely stopped charging, i left it overnight and while i was at school and it shows a blue light (which means it is 30-100 percent charged) however when i hit it the light changes to a flashing red and then turns red and then back to blue. I believe i dropped it on the group yesterday however i was still able to hit it afterwards but since then i couldn't charge it properly. I have tried both my computers USB port and my apple wall adapter to no avail.
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My first suspicion with microUSB2 devices is the charging port. MicroUSB2 was never designed to be a power source, and is really all together too fragile. My suspicion is your device is toast. This by the way, is why most people here recommend removable battery mods.
There ARE pod systems that do NOT use micro USB ports though. These are immune to this problem.
There ARE pod systems that do NOT use micro USB ports though. These are immune to this problem.
.... man, is it possible to get it fixed or do some repairs myself?
Possible? In theory if you have the microsoldering and desoldering on mosfets skills. In practice? Not worth doing.
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