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Other than a faulty charging port, is there any reason to use a wireless phone charger over wired?

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  • Wireless charging is unaffected by normal plastic or silicone cases (unless it's super thick, like an OtterBox). Metal cases don't work.

    • Other than a faulty charging port, is there any reason to use a wireless phone charger over wired?

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  • I use wireless charging 99% of the time. It's convenient to plop your phone or earbuds down and effortlessly grab them when it's time to go.

    The other reason I like wireless: less wear on your phone's USB port. Even though USB-C is supposedly good for millions of plug/unplug cycles I've had several phones with USB-C that get wonky after about 2+ years. "Wonky" as in having to hold the cable just right to transfer data or even successfully fast charge.

    Wireless charging drastically cuts down on the amount of times you'll be ramming a USB cable into it's port, hopefully prolonging it's useful life.

    • The Sound of Fear on Air | It is an ominous sign that Morning Joe felt it had to apologize for something I said.

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  • The chilling effect will be slow, but with their visit to Mar-a-Lago and now this onscreen backtracking it's already noticable. Negative coverage of will slow, get quieter, and ultimately fade from mainstream media as journalists increasingly fear repercussions.

    Shame on MSNBC for kissing the Tangerine Shit-Gibbon's ring like this.