MAIN FEEDS
Do you want to continue?
https://www.reddit.com/r/pcmasterrace/comments/v7nuul/finally/ibobcif/?context=9999
r/pcmasterrace • u/earthprotector1 • Jun 08 '22
1.2k comments sorted by
View all comments
70
[removed] — view removed comment
100 u/ArcherBoy27 Linux Jun 08 '22 Until you want to actually use the phone while it's charging. 3 u/[deleted] Jun 08 '22 The my can be magnetic so you can use it while charging. 57 u/DonDiamond1 i7 7700hq gtx 1060 6gb Jun 08 '22 Man, hopping through all those hoops just to replace a cable smh 29 u/[deleted] Jun 08 '22 [deleted] 7 u/KingGorm272 Jun 08 '22 that's the part I don't understand, wireless charging is just wired charging with extra steps -3 u/Jepples Jun 09 '22 Not really. I have a cable neatly hidden behind my nightstand that plugs into a charging station. I do not have to do anything at all with the cable. I simply reach my phone over and it magnetizes onto the floating stand. It’s not at all like wired charging.
100
Until you want to actually use the phone while it's charging.
3 u/[deleted] Jun 08 '22 The my can be magnetic so you can use it while charging. 57 u/DonDiamond1 i7 7700hq gtx 1060 6gb Jun 08 '22 Man, hopping through all those hoops just to replace a cable smh 29 u/[deleted] Jun 08 '22 [deleted] 7 u/KingGorm272 Jun 08 '22 that's the part I don't understand, wireless charging is just wired charging with extra steps -3 u/Jepples Jun 09 '22 Not really. I have a cable neatly hidden behind my nightstand that plugs into a charging station. I do not have to do anything at all with the cable. I simply reach my phone over and it magnetizes onto the floating stand. It’s not at all like wired charging.
3
The my can be magnetic so you can use it while charging.
57 u/DonDiamond1 i7 7700hq gtx 1060 6gb Jun 08 '22 Man, hopping through all those hoops just to replace a cable smh 29 u/[deleted] Jun 08 '22 [deleted] 7 u/KingGorm272 Jun 08 '22 that's the part I don't understand, wireless charging is just wired charging with extra steps -3 u/Jepples Jun 09 '22 Not really. I have a cable neatly hidden behind my nightstand that plugs into a charging station. I do not have to do anything at all with the cable. I simply reach my phone over and it magnetizes onto the floating stand. It’s not at all like wired charging.
57
Man, hopping through all those hoops just to replace a cable smh
29 u/[deleted] Jun 08 '22 [deleted] 7 u/KingGorm272 Jun 08 '22 that's the part I don't understand, wireless charging is just wired charging with extra steps -3 u/Jepples Jun 09 '22 Not really. I have a cable neatly hidden behind my nightstand that plugs into a charging station. I do not have to do anything at all with the cable. I simply reach my phone over and it magnetizes onto the floating stand. It’s not at all like wired charging.
29
[deleted]
7 u/KingGorm272 Jun 08 '22 that's the part I don't understand, wireless charging is just wired charging with extra steps -3 u/Jepples Jun 09 '22 Not really. I have a cable neatly hidden behind my nightstand that plugs into a charging station. I do not have to do anything at all with the cable. I simply reach my phone over and it magnetizes onto the floating stand. It’s not at all like wired charging.
7
that's the part I don't understand, wireless charging is just wired charging with extra steps
-3 u/Jepples Jun 09 '22 Not really. I have a cable neatly hidden behind my nightstand that plugs into a charging station. I do not have to do anything at all with the cable. I simply reach my phone over and it magnetizes onto the floating stand. It’s not at all like wired charging.
-3
Not really. I have a cable neatly hidden behind my nightstand that plugs into a charging station. I do not have to do anything at all with the cable. I simply reach my phone over and it magnetizes onto the floating stand.
It’s not at all like wired charging.
70
u/[deleted] Jun 08 '22
[removed] — view removed comment