According to Apple, any charger compliant with the Qi standard should work with the iPhone 8 models and the iPhone X. You might want to have both your iPhone and the charging pad checked out at an Apple Store Genius Bar.FYI , for those looking at existing wireless charging pads.
I bought a Belkin 5W/1A charger for Qi/PMA smartphones and I was unable to get it to charge my iPhone 8 Plus. It would bump up about 2%, then the pan would flash RED and stop charging. According to the instructions, flashing RED means there’s a metal foreign object sitting on the pan (like car keys). I’m going to assume the pad is fine and the iPhone 8 is just not compatible with this charger. Does anyone know what model works with the iPhone 8?
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According to Apple, any charger compliant with the Qi standard should work with the iPhone 8 models and the iPhone X. You might want to have both your iPhone and the charging pad checked out at an Apple Store Genius Bar.
If it conforms to the Qi standard and the charging coil is located where it will be directly behind the back of the iPhone will be when it's in the stand it should work. It's likely though, that the coil will be located in the wrong place and won't charge your iPhone.I have a wireless charger for an android tablet I have, what are the chances it works with the 8 Plus??
It's not a pad, but a little stand the tablet sets in/on, like ^^^
I bought a generic charging pad from Best Buy and it works fine with my iPhone 8. I like the option. Puts less tear and wear on the port, IMHO. Although that hasn't been a problem for these phones as far as I know
can you play games on the phone 8 while it's charging (wireless charging )?
Wireless charging is less efficient than wired charging and any apps that use a lot of battery power may cause the iPhone to stop charging or even lose charge if the iPhone is using more power than can be supplied through wireless charging.I think with certain games it would be no problem. I play star wars heroes and hawk: freedom squadron and most days I have it on the pillow and am swiping the screen so I think those types of games would work with the wireless charger, and other simple "Games" like candy crush if any one still plays it
Wireless charging is less efficient than wired charging and any apps that use a lot of battery power may cause the iPhone to stop charging or even lose charge if the iPhone is using more power than can be supplied through wireless charging.