Sorry if this has been asked before.
I use the Galaxy Note 8 S-View Flip Cover. I use wired charging only. I have been told that leaving it in the cover while charging can result in overheating by way of "trapping the heat" and not allowing it to escape.
Is that true? Would it make a significant difference? Would it harm the battery and phone in the long run if I did NOT remove it every time?
I know it's best to practice safety but this is just becoming too much of a hassle (I have owned this phone for like a week). I generally prefer leaving my phones in the case as much as possible. Plus, the cover seems to hit the protective glass every time I put it back and it looks like it will eventually wear out the adhesiveness of of the glass and render it useless.
Note: I use the Note 8 amFilm Tempered Glass Screen Protector which covers the curved "edge" parts as well.
I use the Galaxy Note 8 S-View Flip Cover. I use wired charging only. I have been told that leaving it in the cover while charging can result in overheating by way of "trapping the heat" and not allowing it to escape.
Is that true? Would it make a significant difference? Would it harm the battery and phone in the long run if I did NOT remove it every time?
I know it's best to practice safety but this is just becoming too much of a hassle (I have owned this phone for like a week). I generally prefer leaving my phones in the case as much as possible. Plus, the cover seems to hit the protective glass every time I put it back and it looks like it will eventually wear out the adhesiveness of of the glass and render it useless.
Note: I use the Note 8 amFilm Tempered Glass Screen Protector which covers the curved "edge" parts as well.
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