All-in-One Wireless Charging Guide

[MacBlank]

Go for the wireless stand that’s aimed at Samsung. Plus at the mo it’s an extra £3 off (UK)

Wireless Charger, Anker 10W Fast Wireless Charging Stand, Qi-Certified, Compatible iPhone XR/Xs Max/XS/X, Fast-Charging Samsung Galaxy S10//S9/S9+ and More, PowerWave Stand (No AC Adapter) https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07DBXZZN3/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_QgP6CbBPRA8QY

[Shenoy]

@AnkerTechnical I had a question for wireless charging, posted it on another post.

When (Day / Noon / Night) and with what ( Charger / Powerbank) do you charge your phones?

Many here have wireless charging, which I use extensively.

Have a question here, do Wireless charging provide overcharging protection. i mostly keep the phone for wireless charging on Powerwave+ Pad and also my Apple watch on the holder at night with 40% battery. The phone probably charges to 100% in 2 hours and watch takes about the same.

Does the wireless charging stop when the phone is charged 100%?

[Shenoy]

@joshuad11 @ndalby @professor @AnkerTechnical

Can you please help with this question…

Have a question here, do Wireless charging provide overcharging protection. i mostly keep the phone for wireless charging on Powerwave+ Pad and also my Apple watch on the holder at night with 40% battery. The phone probably charges to 100% in 2 hours and watch takes about the same.
Does the wireless charging stop when the phone is charged 100%?

[AnkerOfficial]

It has overcharging protection. So don’t worry about it.

[MacBlank]

What did you change on my post?

[ndalby]

What did you change on my post?

Looks like they added a referral tag to the URL

[TechMan]

So what exactly does that mean? Anker makes money if someone’s follows that link now?

[ndalby]

I think its more so they can follow the sales stats for the year…

[Tengiz]

guys are these wireless chargers case friendly? mine is just simple case not armour or otterbox.

[TechMan]

Yes. The Qi standard requires you to be able to charge through up to a 4mm case I believe. I highly recommend the anker wireless chargers. Great value for money!

[Shenoy]

Thank you for your response @AnkerOfficial

Will check this tonight and get back with my results

[Shenoy]

Hello @AnkerOfficial

I tested charging my iPhone to 100% and then placed it on PowerWave+ Pad for wireless charging, the Wireless Pad continued providing charge to my iPhone, tested this for around 5 min, it did not stop charging

Does wireless charging really provide Overcharging protection?

[rodriguez_jesus317]

thank you! very informative!

[ikari04warrior]

Did it say ‘charging’ or ‘fully charged’

[Ice1]

It does show the charging icon with even a regular charger right? But is it actually charging the phone after reaching 100% battery level? I cannot do that test. Someone with USB meter, can you test this? @gankster ?

[Shenoy]

@ikari04warrior @Ice1 it shows as 100% Charged, but I do see that the phone gets bit warm if I continue to keep it on pad for longer time, like when I keep it at night.

It’s a good idea, have my USB meter, need to search it soon and check the charging option.

[ikari04warrior]

It’s weird that yours gets warm. I alwaga let mine on the wireless charger over night and in the morning it says fully charged but it’s never warm to the touch. Hope you don’t have issues with it in the future

[ktkundy]

Nice read thanks for sharing always cool to learn more. Sad it’s not as fast as wired charging but that’s to be expected

[Ice1]

t’s a good idea, have my USB meter, need to search it soon and check the charging option.

Great, let us know your findings

[16hmarar]

Love it it is so informative!!!