Iphone 8 plus wireless charging problem

I am using a Tyler wireless charger as well and when my phone hits 100% it will disconnect and reconnect to the wireless charger and keep doing that repeatedly to the point I have to remove my phone from the wireless charger in the middle of the night because it keeps waking me and my husband up.

Has anyone found a fix other than buying a charger from Apple? The Tylt charger has worked on every android wireless phone I have ever owned that was Qi compatible.

My Qi chargers still indicate it's charging with LED even if my iPhone 8 Plus is fully charged. Upgraded to 11.1, and still acts the same - very annoying and disappointed.

Should I factory reset through iTunes?

Have almost the same setup as you, but with 11.1 it starts to flash slowly like every 5 second when the phone reaches 100%, this goes on for like 30s. Then it stays solid blue? The difference is that its an ipx, should be the same. Is your behaving the same?

my iphone 8 plus also experience the LED flash every now and then. but as ios 11.1 will not disconnect immediately to the charger, it no longers making that ding sound. thats the only thing i concern. if the flashing bothers you, then you might as well just cover it up with something lol

I don't think it's a heat issue either, but at the moment it's the only solution being offered by Apple.

I'm using an iphone 8 that stops at 80% via wireless charging but reaches 100% when I manually charge straight after taking it off of the wireless mat.

I also have the Samsung Wireless Convertible Charger and the part that concerns me is the fact that the light on the front stays blue the whole time even past 100%. When I put my co workers Note 8 on it for 10 min at 100% it turns green. I want to be sure by using this charger I am not overcharging my phone. There are other Qi chargers out there that turn green as if they have stopped charging the device when it is full. I want to know if this is a charger I should be returning and getting something else?

Has anyone got their light on this charger to turn green at any point when at 100%?

I wouldn't be concerned about this. You simply cannot overcharge an iPhone. Once it has reached full charge, it no longer accepts more, regardless if the charging pad turns a different color or not.

Yeah I am reading that. Also want to state this is on an iPhone X.

Some other chargers have videos on youtube where the lights change as it hits 100. I wonder if this is samsung making this a samsung only feature or if this is a software issue with the phone not communicating to the device correctly. I also dont want to burn out or overheat the device itself if it is on 100% of the time and not knowing it can turn itself off. This might be more of an issue when fast charging is available on the iphone and this pad will get hotter when on the whole time.

I guess I just want the product to work the way it should.

Again, when the phone has reached a fully charged state, it will stop receiving a charge. Just like it would using the supplied charging brick that came in the box with the phone. It just stops charging per the circuitry built into the phone. There's no light on the brick to indicate a full charge has been received. It simply stops charging. A charging pad would realistically make no difference. On my iPhone X, when it's charging it's just slightly warm while charging. When I get up in the morning and take my phone off the charging pad I use and the phone is fully charged, it's not warm, because the phone stopped receiving a charge as its designed to do.

Sorry if what I said in the second post was confusing. I was saying if it communicated correctly to the device and the light turned green it would turn the device off. I was talking about the overheating and longevity of the device itself. Im glad to know the phone wont overcharge though.

I just want the item I got to work the way it was made to, but im glad the phone is safe.

btw thanks for the responses and the time.

im using the mophie one and when its fully charged, the LED stays on. im not worried about it as on mophie's website, it says it has overcharged protection. (http://www.mophie.com/wireless-base) im sure smartphones nowadays will have protection against overcharging, as it is very common for ppl to leave it on a charger at night. so i would say no need to worry about it.

I have Anker QI (5W) charger. I have still issue even if I updated to iOS 11.1. Charging light stays blue when my iPhone 8 is %100 charged, not showing battery is full. I expect Apple guys to find a solution for next updates. Very annoying.