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I agree. I wish it had wireless charging like Qi, but metal cases apparently makes it more difficult to implement

• gameboy24 11y ago
  It could be possible to add on via the modular slide out thing though
  • danielconde 11y ago
    True. By the way, the Galaxy S7 is supposed to have a metal case but it still has wireless charging too so the engineering seems to be feasible. In my experience the distance between the pad and charger receiver made a big difference, thus putting on a thick case made charging difficult to proceed quickly.
• asafira 11y ago
  In the past, I had a phone with wireless charging, but mostly found it a pain. Putting it down slightly in the wrong position often caused the phone to not charge overnight, and the charging was just too damn slow in the morning when I realized that it hadn't charged overnight.
  • Grazester 11y ago
    Wouldn't that have depended on that charger the placement and number of coils it had?
  • ThatPlayer 11y ago
    I had a very similar experience with the Nexus 4, but that was a known bad implementation and I wouldn't go for a phone without wireless charging like my Nexus 5 and my LG G4 with a sticker that enables wireless charging. My Nexus 7 also has wireless charging which has been great because the USB port is broken, so I have no other way of charging. The lack of moving parts in wireless charging does mean less chance of breaking.
  • sirkneeland 11y ago
    Palm really nailed wireless charging with the Pre. Magnets ensured it lined up correctly. And allowed it to be mounted on a stand at a great viewing angle. Too bad about Palm...
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