[Coconut]

For those with wireless charging, is their a physical on/off button somewhere in the cupholder area next to the charging pad?

[Vudumonkey25]

Originally Posted by Coconut

For those with wireless charging, is their a physical on/off button somewhere in the cupholder area next to the charging pad?

No, just works if the phone is in it

[jpcoop]

Originally Posted by Coconut

For those with wireless charging, is their a physical on/off button somewhere in the cupholder area next to the charging pad?

Why would you need it? Put the phone in screen down.

[Invisiblename]

Originally Posted by jpcoop

Why would you need it? Put the phone in screen down.

Or up, makes no difference

[Crazy One]

Originally Posted by jpcoop

Why would you need it? Put the phone in screen down.

If you change your phone just for 5-10 minutes is not that great for the battery life. So it would be nice to turn it off it some cases.

[Invisiblename]

Originally Posted by Crazy One

If you change your phone just for 5-10 minutes is not that great for the battery life. So it would be nice to turn it off it some cases.

Leave it in your pocket then

[jpcoop]

Originally Posted by Invisiblename

Or up, makes no difference

It actually does. The charging coil is on the back of the phone, flip it over and it doesn’t charge.

[Invisiblename]

Originally Posted by jpcoop

It actually does. The charging coil is on the back of the phone, flip it over and it doesn’t charge.

Sorry, misunderstood the point you were making.

[Redbeemer]

Does this need to be Enabled anywhere in the software or menus? I have tried using it with my Samsung phone and saw no evidence it had worked, albeit for a fairly short time. Usually, my phone gets pretty warm when wireless charging at home, but it was cold after attempting this in the car.

[jpcoop]

Originally Posted by Redbeemer

Does this need to be Enabled anywhere in the software or menus? I have tried using it with my Samsung phone and saw no evidence it had worked, albeit for a fairly short time. Usually, my phone gets pretty warm when wireless charging at home, but it was cold after attempting this in the car.

Nope, I don't think there are any settings anywhere for it. I'd fiddle with the positioning of the phone (it has to be lined up) and if you have a case try taking it off. The blue light on the charging pad will come on if it's working.

[Vudumonkey25]

Originally Posted by Redbeemer

Does this need to be Enabled anywhere in the software or menus? I have tried using it with my Samsung phone and saw no evidence it had worked, albeit for a fairly short time. Usually, my phone gets pretty warm when wireless charging at home, but it was cold after attempting this in the car.

Are you sure you have it? It was a part that was commonly removed on a lot of orders.

See which symbol you have
One is charging and the other is just nfc

[Pentland]

Originally Posted by Coconut

For those with wireless charging, is their a physical on/off button somewhere in the cupholder area next to the charging pad?

Originally Posted by jpcoop

It actually does. The charging coil is on the back of the phone, flip it over and it doesn’t charge.

And there is your answer!