iPhone wireless charges
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iPhone wireless charges
Anyone got any recommendations of which is the best one to get? Or are they all much of a muchness?
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Re: iPhone wireless charges
I wouldn’t bother!
I’ve got two, a more expensive Belkin one and a cheaper one from TK Maxx. They charge painfully slowly.
I got a fast charging usb c plug for mine and it charges to 50% in about half an hour, miles better.
I’ve got two, a more expensive Belkin one and a cheaper one from TK Maxx. They charge painfully slowly.
I got a fast charging usb c plug for mine and it charges to 50% in about half an hour, miles better.
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Re: iPhone wireless charges
I don't know about you but I sleep for about 5 hours and that's more than enough to charge my phone.Jambounchained wrote:I wouldn’t bother!
I’ve got two, a more expensive Belkin one and a cheaper one from TK Maxx. They charge painfully slowly.
I got a fast charging usb c plug for mine and it charges to 50% in about half an hour, miles better.
Just get one of the Anker or Ravpower ones off Amazon.
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Re: iPhone wireless charges
If you're charging it whilst your asleep what's the point in it being wireless. Just get a £5 plug in one.
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Re: iPhone wireless charges
That's it, with a decent handset & turbocharged you shd be up & running in less than 5 hrs which is more/should be enough even with a depleted battery.deanothedino wrote:I don't know about you but I sleep for about 5 hours and that's more than enough to charge my phone.
Just get one of the Anker or Ravpower ones off Amazon.
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Re: iPhone wireless charges
It doesn't fall off the bedside table like a cable requiring me to squeeze my hand down the side of the bed to retrieve itClaretmatt4 wrote:If you're charging it whilst your asleep what's the point in it being wireless. Just get a £5 plug in one.
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Re: iPhone wireless charges
Might get more views if you change your thread to "chargers"Bordeauxclaret wrote:Anyone got any recommendations of which is the best one to get? Or are they all much of a muchness?
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I got a cheapish (£15) well reviewed one from amazon (Yuanguo) to try out and I’ve been really impressed. Admittedly it’s not the quickest charge method but as a phone stand and charger that I use overnight, it’s easier just to pop the phone straight on and the wire is hidden away.