QUOTE(hvaly87 @ Nov 29 2020, 11:07 AM)
I bought this to hide all the wires so not so messy. One thing I dun like about wireless charger is it tends to make my phone warmer while charging which I’m worry it will deteriorate my phone’s battery.

Wow that’s pretty cool, DIY?
Yes wireless charging does make your phone warmer, hence it is recommended to do so in an AC room. In terms of battery wise, I think it will be more or less the same, just make sure that it’s a MFI certified charger then you’re good to go.
QUOTE(squall_kay @ Nov 29 2020, 11:11 AM)
For me magsafe js a gimmick. I’m just using normal wireless charger (all my wireless charger came from Samsung, got it during their promo and pre-order phone) which maybe slower than magsafe but good enough for overnight slow charge and easier to lift up the phone compared to magsafe.
I guess apple just wanna prepare the users with portless iPhone 13 hence the introduction of the magsafe.
It’s not a gimmick, it’s more or less addressing the issues with most Qi chargers, which is placement. Unless you have a charger with AIRA (Nomad Base Station Pro), you will often miss out on the ‘sweet’ charging spot when using conventional wireless chargers.
I wouldn’t say that Magsafe is the best wireless charger, it’s not even ‘wireless’ to begin with, but it’s one of the few 1st party Apple products available in the market. Technology is still new, perhaps later we will see OEMs start to develop Magsafe into their repertoire and we will be blessed with a plethora of Magsafe certified chargers, hopefully way better than Apple’s.
Looking forward to Nomad’s update, was so keen on getting the Base Station Pro, then Magsafe happened.
This post has been edited by andrewtho: Nov 29 2020, 11:38 AM