Wireless charging basics - Samsung Wireless Charger
Wireless charging basics - Samsung Wireless Charger
If you’re primarily interested in the nuts and bolts of wireless charging, here’s how to get started.
Step 1: Make sure you have a compatible Samsung device. For phones, that means have either a Galaxy S6 or newer, up to the current Galaxy S22, or a Galaxy Note 5 or newer (excepting the Galaxy Note 7, which is not compatible). Samsung’s latest foldables, like the Z Flip 3 and Galaxy Z Fold 3, also work with wireless chargers. Galaxy A series devices are not compatible.
For smartwatches, you’ll need the Galaxy Watch 3 or newer, up to the current Galaxy Watch 5, or a Galaxy Watch Active model.
For earbuds, the Galaxy Buds, Buds 2, Buds+, Buds Live, and Buds Pro all work with wireless chargers.
Step 2: Get a compatible wireless charger. Samsung’s devices use the common Qi standard, so most any wireless charger you find should work. However, newer chargers are more likely to support faster charging speeds. You can also get chargers that can charge multiple devices at once, like the Charger Trio, in order to charge a Samsung phone, watch, and earbuds at the same time.
Step 3: Plug your charging pad in, and place your Samsung device on top of it with the back facing the charger. When the charger has connected with the device, it should turn on an indicator light. You may have to reposition the device until this indicator light comes on.
Step 4: Wait for the device to charge. While chargers vary, a steady red or blue indicator light usually means something is still charging, and a green light means a device has finished charging.
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