My charger is at the point where it will only work if you bend it. Usually, I would just replace the cable. But with this type of charger, it's obviously more complicated to do. Please advise on how to replace the cable.
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Because the Asus ROG Ally charger is a sealed, proprietary USB-C unit, repairing the cable requires advanced soldering skills. Instead of trying to fix the worn cable, it is strongly recommended to purchase a new 65W (or higher) USB-C PD charger or a high-quality 100W USB-C cable, which will restore full 30W Turbo mode functionality.
Recommended Solutions:Best Solution: Buy a reliable third-party 65W+ USB-C charger (like Anker or UGREEN) to avoid the proprietary cable failure point.Preventative Measure: Buy a 90-degree right-angled USB-C cable to reduce stress on the port and cable, which prevents future bending issues.
f you must repair the current cable:Cut & Splice: You will need to cut the cable below the damaged area, strip the wires, and splice/solder a new USB-C connector (or a donor cable) to it.Multimeter Required: You must use a multimeter to map the wires correctly (positive, ground, and data lines) to avoid damaging the ROG Ally.Insulation: Ensure each wire is insulated with heat-shrink tubing to prevent short circuits.
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I bought a third party 65w usb c adapter, it charged normally but turbo mode went from 30w to 25w. Is that normal, does it only recognise its own propietary chargers to activate that 30w turbo mode, or is there a setting or two i can change to make it work properly
It’s normal might just be that you bought a different cord
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