Choosing the right wireless charger can be overwhelming. Here are key factors to consider:

• Power Wattage: Higher wattage means faster charging. For example, Anker’s wireless chargers, like the Anker 735, offer up to 65W of power for fast charging.
• Compatibility: Ensure your phone supports wireless charging standards like Qi. Always check if your phone is compatible with the charger.
• Safety: Look for built-in safety features like foreign object detection and short circuit protection to keep your phone safe.

Not all phones work with wireless chargers. To use a wireless charger, your phone must:

• Support wireless charging (e.g., Qi).
• Be compatible with the charger’s wireless standards.

Qi-enabled chargers are typically compatible with both Android and iPhones, ensuring wide device support.

For optimal charging, place your phone in the center of a charging pad with the screen facing upwards. If using a charging stand, align your phone properly for efficient charging.

While it’s not recommended to leave your phone on a charger overnight due to potential battery wear, using certified chargers like Anker’s, equipped with the MultiProtect safety system, minimizes risks and ensures safe overnight charging.

No, wireless chargers don’t drain your phone’s battery. They only transfer power to it. Charging your phone regularly above 50% is better for long-term battery health than letting it drop below 10%.