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What type of phone case is best for wireless charging?

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What type of phone case is best for wireless charging?
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News Mobile Smartphones What type of phone case is best for wireless charging? If your wireless charger is slow, the problem might be your case. 7, 2026 9:30 am EST Hadrian/Shutterstock Wireless charging is all the rage these days, but it took a while to become mainstream.

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News Mobile Smartphones What type of phone case is best for wireless charging? If your wireless charger is slow, the problem might be your case. By Max Miller Aug. 7, 2026 9:30 am EST Hadrian/Shutterstock Wireless charging is all the rage these days, but it took a while to become mainstream. The feature was originally introduced in 2009 on the Palm Pre (one of many features that helped the device become a holy grail for smartphone nerds to this very day). Ironically, the Pre used a magnetic charging stand to align its wireless charging coils, an idea that would fall by the wayside for 11 years before surging to widespread popularity when Apple introduced MagSafe charging on the iPhone 12. In the years between those two iconic smartphones, wireless charging was more niche.

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