[StarryShapes]

does it charge as quickly as the fast charger? Are there any viable benefits? Is the additional bulk of the wireless charging case a problem when buying cases?

[mhinc]

does it charge as quickly as the fast charger? Are there any viable benefits? Is the additional bulk of the wireless charging case a problem when buying cases?

I LOVE wireless charging. I have 2 Itian6 wireless chargers, one at work one bedside. Love them. But then again my S6 has built in wireless charging.

[BigwhiteUK]

I have the samsung wireless back cover and it works well, does what it says on the tin. Wireless charging is slower but there's no pluging or unpluging; convenience is the key. The extra thickness can be problematic for cases, which I dont use.

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[natehoy]

does it charge as quickly as the fast charger? Are there any viable benefits? Is the additional bulk of the wireless charging case a problem when buying cases?

I haven't personally tried one of these, but they are well-reviewed. I imagine the only real hassle is getting the little charging pads lined up with the wireless charging pins on your phone, but unless you swap out batteries a lot it's a one-time hassle. This type of charging receiver should not add enough bulk to affect most cases:

Amazon.com: Qi-infinity™ Samsung Note 4 Wireless charging receiver with NFC and S-view support: Cell Phones & Accessories

[mhinc]

I haven't personally tried one of these, but they are well-reviewed. I imagine the only real hassle is getting the little charging pads lined up with the wireless charging pins on your phone, but unless you swap out batteries a lot it's a one-time hassle. This type of charging receiver should not add enough bulk to affect most cases:

Amazon.com: Qi-infinity™ Samsung Note 4 Wireless charging receiver with NFC and S-view support: Cell Phones & Accessories

If you get a 3 coil wireless charger there's less issues worrying about where the wireless charging pins are.
I have no issues charging my S6 through an OtterBox defender with the Itian 6

[muzzy996]

What "pins" are we talking about?

[natehoy]

What "pins" are we talking about?

Well, I was talking about the little metal bits behind the cover of your phone that the wireless charging pad I posted had to line up to. I suppose if I had used the more technically accurate term "contacts" it might not have caused confusion.



Those are the bits on the charging pad that have to line up to metal bits you can see if you pull the back cover off your phone.