What is Wireless Charging?

Wireless charging enables you to transfer power from an outlet without needing to connect a cable to your device. This involves a power transmitting pad and a receiver, often found within a case of built into the device. There is however still a cable that goes from the outlet to the wireless charging device.

Where can I look to see if my device supports Wireless Charging?

1. User’s manual

When you purchase a new smartphone and you aren’t sure if it allows wireless charging, you can check the device’s User’s manual or guide. The user manual/guide is the small booklet that comes out-of-the-box with your smartphone, or can be found online through the manufacturer website. This contains information about your device, its features, how to set it up, and whether or not it supports wireless charging.

2. Manufacturer’s website

Another option to see if your device supports wireless charging is to check the manufacturers website. Once your on the website, search for your device’s model and you will see all the information. This will let you know if it is wireless charging compatible.

Who sells wireless charging devices?

Many manufacturers now make wireless chargers, but the best brands are Anker, Belkin, and Logitech. The device might look like a Matt, a Pad, or Desk Stand. Before you make a purchase, check to ensure that your device is compatible with the particular wireless charger.