In accordance with the standard use scenario, wireless charging will not cause harm to the mobile phone battery, but it will aggravate the consumption of the mobile phone battery life.
A previous test found that the iPhone consumed more battery cycles than expected when using a wireless charge, having used 135 charge cycles in half a year, while another iPhone device using a wired charge consumed only 103 battery cycles. The reason why wireless charging consumes more battery cycles than wired charging is closely related to the charging mechanism of the mobile phone, for example, when we use wired charging, the charger will directly provide power to the mobile phone and ensure that the phone gets sufficient \"rest\". When we use wireless charging, we will first charge a part of the battery to the mobile phone, and then the battery will supply power to the mobile phone, in this process, the battery is always in a continuous cycle of work, resulting in greater battery pressure and further aggravate the loss of battery life.