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DrRob Member Since: 29 Mar 2017 Location: Hampshire Posts: 168 |
Personally I wouldn’t bother as it overheats the phone
I used a lead MY25 90 D350 X-Dynamic HSE in Silicon Silver and coil sprung 1974 Series 3 Lightweight = "Millie" Many Range Rovers and Land Rovers over the years 😂 1949 80" - still in family since 1975 |
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17th Nov 2024 11:06am |
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ruben Member Since: 04 Feb 2021 Location: ASTURIAS Posts: 180 |
I don't use it either, neither this one nor any other, for the same reason, use the lead, I only leave it for exceptional moments! and It is very rare that I need to recharge in my car, phones now hold a charge for a very long time!! although there are people who use this charger as a storage for their phone and it charges continuously by default, and its not good idea! Defender 110 SE I6 D250 23MY
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17th Nov 2024 12:07pm |
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A1C6 Member Since: 15 Oct 2024 Location: Australia Posts: 44 |
I reckon it'd be the camera bump. On those pro phones the cameras protrude so far out of the phone that, in some cases, the waves from the wireless charger (or whatever they are - I don't understand witchcraft) can't reach the coils? inside the phone. But again, as other people have said, I wouldn't advise using the wireless charger. |
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18th Nov 2024 10:10am |
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DFNDER Member Since: 02 Oct 2023 Location: Perth WA Posts: 131 |
Wireless chargers are nothing more than a magnetic coil. No witchcraft. Either remove the phone from its case, or place face down. It needs full surface contact for the low powered mag field to carry the charging current to the battery. Face down works for my Android S24 with quadlock case.
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20th Nov 2024 5:04am |
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