Does wireless charging work?
372647
Hi, I don't have a wireless charger so I haven't tried it yet. I'm sorry, I wish I could help U!
1677927
Yes it will. I figured out how to charge it and finally found out how to get the wireless to work with bluetooth.Now it works great. It did not come with complete usage instructions and it took some time for me to get theanswers I needed in order to use it.
228327
I don't use wireless chargers but I watched a YouTube video with G2 and a Speck case on...worked perfectly... Keep in mind wireless chargers will increase heat levels and charging time will be slower.. Good luck!
1030349
You need a Qi inductive back to allow the phone to charge. If you have that, then this will work on any Qi compatible wireless charger pad.
1929225
I recently purchased this case and it does seem to allow wireless charging, however I had to find the "sweet spot" on my QI Pad to get it to work. I can't blame the case for this though as I believe it is the QI Pad I am using. It is a bit smaller then the phone itself (it is a Nokia pad previously used with my Lumia 928 and Galaxy S3) so the phone doesn't quite fit properly on it.
996267
Sorry , but got no idea about the wireless charging, but I have the xtended batt, I have to cut a little the two corner's at the botton, and hold fine. S4 doesn't get to the botton anyway . good luck.
1177151
Yes. The charging port is the same and the wireless connection is via bluetooth.
269666
You can use wireless charging, but its not built in. You need what the call "the wireless charging cover." Here's a perfect example. http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=zLrl8eHYO3M
740567
Based on my experience the Wifi will work while charging to a USB charger, however if you are connected to a computer as a drive the Wifi connection will not be availble.
2176944
Sorry mate. I don't know if they are compatible with wireless charging. Are they? If they are, it will probably work. You need to remember not to use a thick case though.
502130
The Droid Razr MAXX that I bought the OtterBox Defender for does not have the wireless charging feature, so I am unable to say if wireless charging would work. In the event that wireless charging does not work, the charging port is easily accessible, but if you have to remove the phone from the OtterBox, it can be a chore.
539249
Nope. You have to plug it in to the panel. It does not feature wireless charging. See below from the product description:"..standard USB ports for directly plugging in your cell phones including all generations of iPhones, tablet computers including iPad 1 & 2, MP3 players, USB battery/power packs and many other USB compatible mobile devices. "
950111
You just plug in the qi wireless charger and place your phone in it and it will charge. There is usually a beep sound on your phone that tells you it's either charging or not
569471
To answer simply, yes, you can charge wirelessly. It works by creating a short range magnetic electric field around the base. The phone has a similar coil inside it that captures energy from that field. Regardless of case. As for the price, well supply/demand happens.
2034784
So I googled "inalambric definition" and got a bunch of websites defining the word wireless. So I think you may be asking about the wireless charger. If that is the case, I can confirm that this does indeed work with the wireless charger from the Google play store. Other wireless chargers I am not sure. Hope this helps.
987925
As long as the device is capable of wireless charging, this will work. Some devices require you to purchase a wireless charging case before it will work.
1889227
I'm not sure, I don't have the pad for wireless charging. Sorry man. I don't see why it would be a problem though