What Is Wireless Charging?

Wireless charging is a way to power your phone without plugging in a cable. Instead of connecting a charger to your phone’s charging port, you simply place the phone on a wireless charging pad or stand, and power transfers through electromagnetic induction.

How Wireless Charging Works

Wireless charging uses a transmitter coil inside the charging pad and a receiver coil inside the phone or attached to it. When the two coils are aligned, the transmitter creates an electromagnetic field that transfers power to the receiver, which converts it back into electricity to charge the battery.

Do All Phones Support Wireless Charging?

Not all phones support wireless charging out of the box. Many older or budget phones still rely on a standard charging cable. However, a wireless charging receiver can add this feature to a phone that doesn’t have it built in.

What Is a Wireless Charging Receiver?

A wireless charging receiver is a thin, flexible module that plugs into your phone’s charging port and attaches to the back of the phone. It includes a receiver coil that works with any standard wireless charger. This is an affordable way to upgrade your current phone instead of buying a new one.

Is Wireless Charging Safe?

Yes. Standard wireless charging is designed to be safe. It uses low power and includes built-in protection against overheating, overcurrent, and short circuits. For best results, use a receiver with a stable control chip, such as the Texas Instruments BQ51013B used in Pakshwe receivers.

Choose the Right Receiver for Your Phone

Different phones have different charging port positions. Before choosing a receiver, check whether your phone’s port is centered or off-center, and whether it uses Micro USB or USB-C. Use the Pakshwe Model List to find the correct model for your phone.

Get Started

Once you have the right receiver, installation takes only a minute. Plug it in, attach it flat against the back of your phone, and place it on a wireless charger. Browse the Pakshwe wireless charging collection to find the receiver or kit that fits your setup.