Wireless charging is a great addition to smartphones. Adding a wired charging pin to the phone every time is also a hassle. The device starts charging as soon as you place the phone on the wireless charger pad, and it can be easily picked up for use. But it also has some problems. At least some recent reports say so.

Kingsley Hughes, author of the technology site Zednet, reports from his own observations that charging the iPhone 10 and iPhone 7 devices with a wireless charger quickly reduces battery performance, but charging with a wired charger does not cause the problem. That is, if you charge your iPhone 8 or 10 device with a wired charger, it will give you a better battery backup, while using a wireless charger will get less backup than that.

Kingsley found that after just six months of charging with a wireless charger, his iPhone’s battery was discharging at an alarming rate, meaning the phone was running out of charge faster than ever before. After experimenting with specialized battery analyzer software, he came to this conclusion with information about the charging cycle of the iPhone’s battery. Done Wireless chargers are bad for iPhone batteries. And he will leave the wireless charger and return to the wired charger.

Not only the iPhone, but some Android phone users already have this suspicion Has done That wireless charger is reducing the battery backup of their phone. So if you use a wireless charger, take note and try to make a difference.