Those who use the samsung wireless charging pad- how long does it take to charge?

[dpham00]

It's acts like a 1.0A charger from what I can see. I learned from @clevin and @rusty502 that it's good for the battery to top up from around 50%, as it stays cooler and counts as half a cycle, so mid top ups are fine. 30%-80% range regularly is healthy.
I mostly drive at the mo so would consider one when I'm in a second room or an office a lot.
Good to know.
When you put your night ravaged phone up for sale it won't be me putting a bid in. LOL.

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It is in a Trident Kraken ams case and covered by a meme tempered glass screen protector. Looks brand new, once you remove the screen protector and case.

No worries though I never sell my phones.

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[Gator352]

It is in a Trident Kraken ams case and covered by a meme tempered glass screen protector. Looks brand new, once you remove the screen protector and case.

No worries though I never sell my phones.

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I never sell my phones either. I either give them to family members or just keep them as backups.

 

[dpham00]

I never sell my phones either. I either give them to family members or just keep them as backups.

Yeah I give my phones to family members on prepaid, since most Verizon 4GLTE smartphones are factory sim unlocked anyway.

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[beh]

Using the Samsung wireless charging back and the TYLT charging base it takes noticeably longer than using a cable and a 2.1 amp output charger. In addition, with the Samsung wireless charging back installed (not the charging cover back) I lose the NFC and SBeam functions. Seems like the thicker charging back blocks the NFC radio signal.