What's the charging time through wireless charger compared to wired charging
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With my Nokia Lumia Icon there doesnt seem to be any differeence. I love the charging plate. So easy to use, just lay the phone on it. Works great even with my case on the phone.
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I have a Motorola Droid Maxx with no case on it. My phone charges at about the same speed as the OEM adapter, which I believe was a 750ma charger. In my car I have a high powered charger and that seems to charge it faster. Sorry I can't be more specific, but I can say if you're reasonably happy with the OEM charger then this should be fine for you. If you're specifically looking for high-speed charging, then I recommend a high powered standard charger (I like Anker brand) and a charge-only cable (I use PortaPow).
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My experience so far is about 2.5 - 3 hours to full charge on wireless. I did not have a battery tracking program when using cabled to provide a direct comparison. It does not seem to have the quick 80% style charge that many android phones do.
1127891
Well, it seems like wireless charging is faster than wired charging, just a personal feeling
1187823
It usually takes around five to ten hours depending on the device that you are trying to charge.
2021363
It depends on your charger. Charging with a Computer USB port it can take up to 5-6 hours and charging with a more powerful Wall Charger it should be around 3 hours.
866270
Yes, you can still use a traditional charger, when you don't have the wireless charger with you. You still have the receptacles on the phone to use.
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You can use wireless charging, but its not built in. You need what the call "the wireless charging cover." Here's a perfect example. http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=zLrl8eHYO3M
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I have had both wired and wireless. The wired peanut is much more powerful. I have yet to use regular batteries with the wireless. This comes with the battery charger. And the battery last depending on how long and often you use it.
1169225
In order to use the wireless charger it needs to be plugged in and nothing else. You can pull it out to plug in the wired charger
1590268
Its not wireless...here is a usb wire to plug into the computer to charge it and an auxiliary cord to plug into your device
1889222
Amazon sent me an email asking me to answer you. So wireless charging is just like an am radio transmition. Nothing should interupt it execpt metal, or distance. There is no reason why this wouldn't work.
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Not sure. It was a gift to my grandson, but I've heard no complaints about charging time.My experience in general is that charging thru USB is much slower than conventional AC charging.Doesn't the instruction sheet tell how long it should take to charge?
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I do not own the wireless charger, so I cannot answer this question at this time, but I will read the directions that came with the case and get back to you. sorry I could not answer your question.
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The second generation of Asus/Nexus LTE (Wi-Fi + cellular), released 2013 (?) has qi charging capability. We have two of those and us qi wireless chargers to charge them. Even though the Asus charging adapter (transformer) output supposedly delivers 2 Amps to the tablet while charging, I have not found a qi wireless charger that has an output of more than 1 Amp (1000 Ma), so it takes far longer to fully charge the tablet. Still, they're excellent for overnight charging, and they do not use the poorly made, fragile, mini charging port common to all android devices--which another real plus.
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Sorry , but got no idea about the wireless charging, but I have the xtended batt, I have to cut a little the two corner's at the botton, and hold fine. S4 doesn't get to the botton anyway . good luck.
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I'm not sure, I would assume so because the case is real thin... I don't know much about wireless charging, sorry.
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It is NOT a wireless charger. The object of the case is to hold the charge of you Bluetooth until you need it.
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I don't use wireless chargers but I watched a YouTube video with G2 and a Speck case on...worked perfectly... Keep in mind wireless chargers will increase heat levels and charging time will be slower.. Good luck!
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The wireless charging, assuming you have the correct Qi charging standard, should work. The charging however does require you to place the electronic in the center (on top of the symbol) and in a straight position. You might just need to move the electronic device around to find the position that works for you. If not you may need to contact the seller.