just bought a new iPhone SE.
During wireless charging, it always stops at 67%
It doesn't matter which wireless charger that I tried. I have 3 different wireless chargers(Moshi, Anker and Samsung) and all are Qi-compatible. 7.5w or more, which I believe is the max for iPhone wireless charging?
Using a contactless thermometer, I monitor the temperatures on the back of the phone and on the charger when it stops at 67% and it's never more than 107 degrees. (room temperature 78)
However, if I plug in the lightning cable, then the phone will continue from 68% to 100 % without issues.
Since none of those 3 different chargers has any problems charging my other phones(Pixel 3 XL and iPhone XS Max), is it possible that the new iPhone SE has faulty wireless charging circuity inside?
Thanks!
During wireless charging, it always stops at 67%
It doesn't matter which wireless charger that I tried. I have 3 different wireless chargers(Moshi, Anker and Samsung) and all are Qi-compatible. 7.5w or more, which I believe is the max for iPhone wireless charging?
Using a contactless thermometer, I monitor the temperatures on the back of the phone and on the charger when it stops at 67% and it's never more than 107 degrees. (room temperature 78)
However, if I plug in the lightning cable, then the phone will continue from 68% to 100 % without issues.
Since none of those 3 different chargers has any problems charging my other phones(Pixel 3 XL and iPhone XS Max), is it possible that the new iPhone SE has faulty wireless charging circuity inside?
Thanks!