Wireless chargers are really suited for people that follow the 'vote early, vote often' principle. To exaggerate slightly, you don't put the phone on the charger because you intentionally want to charge it. You put it on the charging mat because the charging mat sits where you would put down your phone frequently anyway. It's when you put down your phone on your desk dozens of times a day (or reversely, pick it up from your desk dozens of times per day), that plugging it in every time becomes a chore you're unlikely to follow through with. If it just means, putting your phone down on the right space on your desk, then that is much more likely to actually happen. At home you might expand this to having charging mats in multiple spots, on your bedside table, your desk, your coffee table, your kitchen countertop. The end result is that if you spend enough time close to those charging mats, your phone will stay closed to fully charged a lot of the time.
