What are some situations that: 1. Has a device in question draw less than the wireless charging could input (both practical and theoretical). Obviously, unless

What are some situations that: 1. Has a device in question draw less than the wireless charging could input (both practical and theoretical). Obviously, unless it's OK with the device still running in a "net negative" state, you'd want the wireless charging to at least cover the device's use. and 2. Necessitate motion or usage, or in other words, have the item not be at rest The idea here is that if the device primarily sits, there's little advantage to wireless charging - Power tools, for example cover (2), however not (1). - An iPhone may cover (1), but not (2).