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Can I add wireless charging to my phone?

ManosMax13

Hello I have a Galaxy Note 10 Lite which doesnt support wireless charging,which is a shame. I have heard that there are ways to add wireless charging to a smartphone do you know of such ways?

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Yes, they're called Qi Receivers:
https://www.amazon.com/s?k=Qi+receiver

 

EDIT: I suppose I should mention that the tech looks pretty sketchy.  I base this on the fact that reputable companies don't seem to make them (Anker is the maker I looked for).  Personally I wouldn't chance it, but YMMV.  

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7 minutes ago, Rybo said:

Yes, they're called Qi Receivers:
https://www.amazon.com/s?k=Qi+receiver

 

EDIT: I suppose I should mention that the tech looks pretty sketchy.  I base this on the fact that reputable companies don't seem to make them (Anker is the maker I looked for).  Personally I wouldn't chance it, but YMMV.  

Yes I saw that too I cant find any reputable companies that make these so I dont think I will buy anything yet

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2 hours ago, Rybo said:

Yes, they're called Qi Receivers:
https://www.amazon.com/s?k=Qi+receiver

 

EDIT: I suppose I should mention that the tech looks pretty sketchy.  I base this on the fact that reputable companies don't seem to make them (Anker is the maker I looked for).  Personally I wouldn't chance it, but YMMV.  

they ain't sketchy, they are just the same generic oems, and chinese sellers use to put their shop name into the title

 

anyway most of the ankers products are rebrands, it doesn't really change that much

 

but for those things you shouldn't look to amazon, you will pay like 4 times more for the same crap, just get the stuff directly from china or look for whatever warehouses, like this (there might be even cheaper, just took the first random link)

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On 2/4/2021 at 9:40 AM, ManosMax13 said:

Hello I have a Galaxy Note 10 Lite which doesnt support wireless charging,which is a shame. I have heard that there are ways to add wireless charging to a smartphone do you know of such ways?

I've bought a few from Amazon and they work surprisingly well.  Don't expect to get a super fast charge from them, but I've never had one fail on me. Keep in mind, they won't work well with a thick case. And I personally found that if you do use one of these, they work better when charged in a standing QI charger and not one of the flat chargers. The flat, puck style QI chargers could be hit and miss when trying to center the phone on it to get the wireless charging to kick in.  With the standing QI chargers, they pretty much automatically centered themselves just by sitting vertically on the charging pad. 

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