Just wanted to ask.
For those that use wireless charging on their device, will the extra heat caused by wireless charging cause any real battery degradation as time goes on?
I can tell that my Nexus 7 gets pretty warm when wirelessly charging, I checked my battery stats and it gets up to about 83+ degrees when wirelessly charging. Sometimes it's a bit less or more depending on if it's doing a long charge or just topping off. It's currently at 67% and I'm going to charge to full to see how high the temps get.
I know heat in general is bad for batteries and I know this wont cause any immediate problems at all, but do you think that my battery wont last as long in say, a years time, compared to if I were to just AC charge exclusively?
Thanks for any input.
For those that use wireless charging on their device, will the extra heat caused by wireless charging cause any real battery degradation as time goes on?
I can tell that my Nexus 7 gets pretty warm when wirelessly charging, I checked my battery stats and it gets up to about 83+ degrees when wirelessly charging. Sometimes it's a bit less or more depending on if it's doing a long charge or just topping off. It's currently at 67% and I'm going to charge to full to see how high the temps get.
I know heat in general is bad for batteries and I know this wont cause any immediate problems at all, but do you think that my battery wont last as long in say, a years time, compared to if I were to just AC charge exclusively?
Thanks for any input.
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