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Yes, it's okay to leave it on your wireless charger overnight. A good wireless charger will work with your phone's trickle mode. Basically that means when the phone battery reaches above 80% ( or 90% depends on the make ), it will go into trickle mode and only take a fraction of power input to...

Yeah it's mainly the job from the wireless charger. A good wireless charger will incorporate with the phone's trickle mode in their power management logic. When the battery power reaches over 80% ( or 90% depends on the make ), it will be in the trickle mode and receive a fraction of the...

Yeah also read that article about Qualcomm's tech, but don't think that's mature enough yet. We have business partners in this field and that's the reason most of the wiresless charger you see on the market don't use metal between the surface. Also why Apple's is reluctant to jump in on the...

Yeah it's definitely the trickle mode that's causing the problem. Another thing to pay attention to is the apps that your phone is running when it's in the trickle mode. Again because the power it receives from the charger is so low, if you have too many apps running in the background draining...

Heard a lot of good things about Tylt, and of course, the Fast Charging Pad from Samsung is hard to beat, but not a fan of its generic look. Anyone has experience on a wireless charger that has a built in battery? So you can carry it around without a cable most of the time?