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Hi, i am using Samsung wireless charger convertible. When the battry becomes full the blue LED of charger doesn't become green or off. I'm afraid it doesn't cut the power to battery. I want to know it's harmful for my iPhone to use this wireless charger??
I wouldn't trust a Samsung wireless charger to charge any iDevices much less an expensive iPhone X.
Apple has compatible iPhone wireless charging bases specifcallly for Apple iPhones here.
https://www.apple.com/shop/product/HL802/belkin-boost-up-wireless-charging-pad?f node=42
https://www.apple.com/shop/product/HL812/mophie-wireless-charging-base?fnode=42
I wouldn't trust a Samsung wireless charger to charge any iDevices much less an expensive iPhone X.
Apple has compatible iPhone wireless charging bases specifcallly for Apple iPhones here.
https://www.apple.com/shop/product/HL802/belkin-boost-up-wireless-charging-pad?f node=42
https://www.apple.com/shop/product/HL812/mophie-wireless-charging-base?fnode=42
I just checked, i put the phone on charge pad, and slept. When i woke up the charge percent on phone was showing 100%. When i touched the phone it was cold. So i think the charger cuts the power. But u r right, i can't trust Samsung! I am from Iran and i can't talk to apple store engineers to ask this. What do u think i must do?
If you can just purchase a wireless charging plate, like the ones I linked to you, that are specifically designed to use with Apple iPhones.
That takes the guesswork and worry out of the equation!
Good Luck to You!
Hi
Use a wireless charger on iPhone 6s but I would not leave it over night of
Unattended.
Cheers
Brian 🇬-1F1E7;
iPhone X wireless charger
