Right or Left Samsung Galaxy Bud Not Charging – Fix It Now!

There are many people out there seeking for help when their right or left Samsung Galaxy earbuds not charging.

I have gone through lots of community and forum websites I see that many users facing this problem.

Problems of the two users are mentioned below for both cases – Right and left.

Practical Scenario 1: Right Galaxy Bud Won’t Charge

Practical Scenario 1: Left Earbud Not Charging In Case

I have shown the practical scenario of both cases of different users. Similarly, there are several users encountering this issue.

Hence, I have decided to provide you with effective solutions that could help you in fixing this problem – Left/Right Samsung buds not charging.

So, here we go!

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First Try These Basic Things To Fix The Problem Quickly

• Try Wireless Charging: You can switch to wireless charging to see if it works. You can charge your Samsung earbuds and case with the phone (you can use your own Samsung phone) or QI wireless charger that supports PowerShare.

• Make Sure You Have Turned On PowerShare: If you are charging your Earbuds with your phone, then make sure to turn it On via Notification Panel. It could be possible that it is turned off.

• Unpair and Reconnect: Sometimes, you may not know that unpairing the buds from other devices such as phone, tablet or computer and then reconnecting them can fix the issue.

• Restart: Most of the time a simple restart fixes several problems. Hence, take out your earbuds from the charging cases and wait for 20-25 seconds and again put them back.

• Allow The Other Earbud To Drain Down: This solution is very effective when one earbud is getting charged and other one isn’t. What you have to – drain the earbud that is charging and then charge both of them at the same time might fix the issue.

• Reset: This is another fix that you should follow. Simply reset your earbuds and then see if it solves your problem. To reset – Go to Samsung App>About Earbuds> Reset earbuds. After that try to charge them.

• Reinstall Galaxy Wearable App: Uninstalling and re-installing the Galaxy wearable app might solve the problem. To do this, you have to first unpair your Samsung earbuds from the app. Thereafter, uninstall the app and then re-install it. After that, you have to pair the earbuds and thereby it can solve the charging problems.

Those were the quick fixes that you should apply first.

If that doesn’t fix your issue, then move ahead with the below-mentioned fixes.

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Fix #1 – Fully Charge The Case and Earbuds

Before you do anything make sure that you have fully charged the case. Most users forget this. Basically, these cases are need to be charged enough so that it can work properly.

Also, before using the earbuds, it needs to be charged too, if you are using it for the first time or if it has not been used for a very long time. The buds will get switched on, when they are charging. Or at least you can charge them for 15-20 minutes before using it.

Fix #2 – Place The Earbuds In The Charging Case Properly

Note: When charging, use the original USB cable that came along with it and wall adapter approved by Samsung (which is sold separately). Also, make sure earbuds are compatible with select Samsung QI wireless charging pads or phones using PowerShare.

It is easy to put the earbuds in charging case, but user sometimes misplace them inside the charging case.

When you place the buds in the charging case – then it should display constant RED light (which means the buds are getting charged). If RED light is flashing/blinking then the reason behind it could be faulty buds. You need to adjust the case connection properly, until it starts to charge.

These buds can be faulty as they think they are being fully charged and hence, the case indicates you the GREEN light. But the fact is that they are not charged.

Your aim is to get the earbud to stay constant at RED light (which indicate it is being charging), instead of GREEN (which falsely shows you that it is entirely charged).

Also, note that this solution has worked for many users and I after following this fix, your problem might get solved too.

Also Read: [Quick Fixes] Galaxy Buds Pro Pairing Problem

Fix #3 – Update Your Earbuds

You must check if any update is required for your earbuds. You can check and update it through Galaxy Wearable App on Android.

Here follow the steps to update them on Android phone:

• Download the Galaxy Wearable App.
• Pair the earbud with your phone.
• Place the earbuds in their case and leave the lid open.
• On your phone, go to Settings> About Earbuds> Update Earbuds Software.
• Now download the software and install it.

You can also update your earbuds through Galaxy Buds app for Windows PC, or the Galaxy IconX app on Mac computer.

Fix #4 – Check Earbud Tips or Wingtips Are Connected Properly

Your earphone will not charge or charge properly, if the earbuds tips or wingtips are not attached correctly. So, check if it is attached properly.

Fix #5 – Is There Debris? Clean The Charging Case/Earbuds

Dust, dirt and other particles can easily get into your earbuds and charging case over time. And this can lead to not working of them properly.

So, you should take care and remove the debris on your buds and case that might be blocking the charge connection.

You can use a soft cloth to clean them. Or you can take help of toothpicks, non-abrasive or soft hand rag, a paper towel or dry wipe. While cleaning, make sure that you clean pins so that they can make a good connection with buds.

Do not use things such as metal equipment like pin, chemicals or other abrasive cleaning things to clean.

Also Read: [Samsung Help] Wireless Charging Not Working

Fix #6 – Check Charger Case, USB Cable, Adapter & Earbuds For Damages

It might be possible that your charger case, USB cable, adapter or galaxy buds have gotten damaged. If any one of them is damaged then, it will not get charged.

So, inspect each and every accessory for visual sign of damage and try them with other devices to check if they work properly.

Also, note that if one earbud is damaged and other one is okay, then the other will continue to charge.

Fix #7 – Get Help From Samsung Support Team

If nothing works in your case, then it is time to contact Samsung Support team. Explain your issue to them. They will listen and understand your issue and suggest you with solutions in the right direction.

You may also ask for replacement, if your product is under warranty.

So, after following above-mentioned fixes, your issue will definitely get solved.

Besides that, we should also know why left or right side of the earbuds stop charging. So, it’s also important to know the causes.

Also Read: How To Fix Samsung Earbuds Only Playing In One Ear

Reasons: Why My Samsung Galaxy Earbuds Are Not Charging?

• Your earbuds might be damaged.
• You are not charging with the original charger.
• Earbud case clogged with dust/dirt or debris.
• Charger is not connected properly.
• Earbuds are not placed in the case properly.
• Your earbuds software is not up-to-date.
• You haven’t reset or restarted your Galaxy buds.
• Your UB cable or adapter is damaged.
• Earbuds tips or wingtips are not attached properly.

Wrap Up

Well, it is an unfortunate situation when your Samsung Galaxy earbuds stop charging.

However, I hope the fixes mentioned in this post was useful and helpful. And that you can follow to fix left or right Samsung Galaxy earbud not charging issue.

In future, if you encounter this problem, then you can always come back to this post and follow the troubleshooting steps mentioned in this post. I hope you enjoyed reading it.

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