How does the Wireless Charging work? And is there an additional cost to buy the charger?
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To use Wireless charging, rather than the included charging cord, you simply place the Take-Along Tracker on the charging pad and it charges automatically while the charging pad is plugged in. The wireless charging pads are sold separately.
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I wish I could help, but I don't use a wireless charger. The case is fairly thin. The backside probably measures about 0.75mm in thickness.
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So I googled "inalambric definition" and got a bunch of websites defining the word wireless. So I think you may be asking about the wireless charger. If that is the case, I can confirm that this does indeed work with the wireless charger from the Google play store. Other wireless chargers I am not sure. Hope this helps.
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If you plug it in you can use it just like any other wireless charger. It charges itself and the device you are wirelessly charging
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Wall charging, especially from a speed charger, will always be much faster than wireless. Wireless is less efficient and cannot use higher currents without overheating. It works well for overnight charging or coming and going from a spot with a charger or when traveling where they may offer a wireless charging pad in a table.
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The wireless charger doesn't have anything to do with the USB port. The adapter connects inside the phone, so it should work even if the USB is toast.
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No wireless charging option. And no you cannot use NFC when you switch out to this battery. To charge battery from less than 10% to 100% takes around 5 hours
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If your phone is already built for wireless charge, I would not advise this device. IT attaches a small dongle to the charge port to enable wireless charge ability. I don't know if it works without that thing or not. Just get one the normal pads or pillows instead.
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I'm pretty sure there are ways to do wireless charging, but u would be voiding warranty. Out of the box I don't think you can wireless charge but I may be wrong. You might try phandroid forums or xda forums. Hope this helps
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Unfortunately no. For wireless charging to work, the case has to have an "antenna" or coil to receive the electromagnetic energy and transmit it to the battery. Samsung has a good, thin, back that replaces the original one and allows wireless charging at the cost of a slightly heavier and thicker phone. I have it and I like it. It charges at about half the rate of AC charging, but better than USB.
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No this is not the wireless charging Bluetooth. It is jus like all of the others.
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Yes. It works just like your wired charger (except it has no wires) with a few key differences: 1. Your phone limits the current received in this way (the limit is device manufacturer specific - my SG S4 will only take 700mA via its wireless charge port) 2. The QI wireless charging standard limits the max current to 1000mA. 3. The phone will charge fully (within the limits above), turning "off" the wireless charging port when done. The thing is, then the phone almost immediately starts to deplete the battery, and the charging resumes (speaking ONLY from experience with my device). The final net effect is your phone enters a "floating battery" state: the charger is powering your device, while your battery sits idle at 100%. I have left my S4 on the charging pad overnight many times, the same way i have left it in the wired charger overnight many times... same result either way - phone works just like it did previously, just the way i know it to work.
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The device I bought is only "wired". I recall when searching for this that there was another model that was wireless and that it cost perhaps $10 or $20 more.
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The wireless charger is not required to charge the battery. Yes it supports wireless but can also be charged with the cord
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Yes, I believe the Samsung 5 requires an addition in order to use wireless charging. I don't believe it's set up to use wireless charging out of the box.
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I don't use a wireless charger. However, the case is extremely easy to put on and remove and has two parts, the outer hard shell and the inner shock absorbing wrap. It would depend on how the wireless charger actually works (how much contact, and what kind of contact, it needs).
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Sorry , but got no idea about the wireless charging, but I have the xtended batt, I have to cut a little the two corner's at the botton, and hold fine. S4 doesn't get to the botton anyway . good luck.