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Don't you need to plug in your phone anyway to charge it? And what about switching drivers and quickly switching phones? Or just having the passenger quickly s
by dontlaugh 3y ago
Don't you need to plug in your phone anyway to charge it?
And what about switching drivers and quickly switching phones? Or just having the passenger quickly switch to their music.
- antoinealb 3y agoWell a lot of cars have a wireless charging pad available in the phone holder, so you just drop your phone there and it starts charging / connects to Android Auto.
- lycopodiopsida 3y agoTbh, the charging pad is bad, if I would rely on it a lot, I would keep a cable in the car. I don't know why, but it heats up so much if you use it, that the iphone overheats and starts to throttle.
- lycopodiopsida 3y agoI have a build-in charging pad, which I almost never use, since modern smartphone batteries are just good enough to survive a day. Every driver (me and my wife) is in the system and car selects the iphone available in the car, but I can also switch it manually if required. The passengers have in general to stay off my infotainment system, they can do whatever they want in their own car :)
- smileysteve 3y agoWhy do you need to charge a phone every minute? Most car trips are under an hour long, and many phones have batteries that last 18-24 hours. Personally, I mostly never use a car charger unless my phone missed the wireless charger that night.