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Wireless charging OK
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Many people believe that wireless chargers can harm the battery life of mobile phones. However, this is not entirely true. The wireless charger itself does not cause substantial damage to the battery. In fact, the most important factor that causes damage to batteries is temperature.
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When the phone is charging, the system uses some compensation technology to ensure that the battery does not overheat, too cold, and minimize the impact on battery life.
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In addition, the heat generated by wireless charging is relatively small compared to traditional wired charging. Therefore, to a certain extent, wireless charging can be said to be safer.
Wireless charging and direct charging have their own advantages and disadvantages, so make a choice based on your needs and personal preferences.
If you need to charge quickly and don't mind sacrificing some battery life, then direct charging may be better for you. And if you're more focused on the ease of charging and possible battery life protection, then wireless charging may be better for you. Although the charging speed is slower, wireless charging saves the trouble of cables, makes charging more convenient, and for some high-end devices, wireless charging also has a stylish design.