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Any case with a significant ridge on the back will not support power share. UAG Monarch cases don't work with power share. If it's a feature you want or need you will have to consider a thinner case 

Are you stating this from personal user experience?
Yes, I own the S10+ and UAG Monarch case. It doesn't support power share. When I swap out the case for a thinner case or no case at all power share works.
I am in the same boat, at this point I don't think it is a deal breaker for me though, as I am pretty damn brand loyal to UAG.Any case with a significant ridge on the back will not support power share. UAG Monarch cases don't work with power share. If it's a feature you want or need you will have to consider a thinner case![]()
Tried it last night with Spigen Tough Armor case and it worked both with my wife's Galaxy S9 and my daughter's iPhone 8. Both had cases as well. Haven't tried it yet with my Supcase Unicorn Beatle but will post results when I do (have a feeling this one may be a bit too thick).
UAG Pathfinder here. Wireless powershare works perfectly. The monarch has a much greater padding on the backplate which could be why it doesn't work.Any case with a significant ridge on the back will not support power share. UAG Monarch cases don't work with power share. If it's a feature you want or need you will have to consider a thinner case![]()
I am in the same boat, at this point I don't think it is a deal breaker for me though, as I am pretty damn brand loyal to UAG. //uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20190308/769abeb5a4c5c73daf2f7b27df175a4d.jpg
I am in the same boat, at this point I don't think it is a deal breaker for me though, as I am pretty damn brand loyal to UAG. //uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20190308/769abeb5a4c5c73daf2f7b27df175a4d.jpg