Charge iPhone 7 wirelessly - does that work?

The iPhone 7 cannot be charged wirelessly by default. With simple gadgets you can easily retrofit the function. In this practical tip, we will show you what options you have.

Charge iPhone 7 wirelessly - it works with this gadget

Unfortunately, the iPhone 7 cannot be charged wirelessly via induction. You can easily retrofit the function:

• With a Qi adapter for iPhone 7, you can upgrade wireless charging. The adapter is connected to the iPhone's Lightning connector and can then be glued to the back of the device or simply hidden behind the cell phone cover.
• You also need a charger for inductive charging.

Instructions: Charge iPhone 7 without cables

Once you've got the adapter and charging station, you can start wireless charging. When purchasing the devices, make sure that both support the Qi standard.

1. First, plug the Qi adapter into the Lightning connector on the iPhone 7.
2. Fold the loading area of ​​the adapter backwards so that the adapter lies on the back of the iPhone.
3. You should not necessarily stick the adapter to the iPhone, a protective cover also holds the adapter in place.
4. Connect the charging station to the socket and place the iPhone on the charging surface.
5. Now the loading process begins. The iPhone 7 is charged wirelessly.

Charge wirelessly: these are the disadvantages

Unfortunately, wireless charging also has some disadvantages. However, this does not damage the iPhone.

• As a rule, a full charge for the iPhone 7 or iPhone 7 Plus takes between 2 and 3 hours. With wireless charging, you need about 4 to 5 hours.
• Thanks to the adapter, your iPhone can heat up slightly. If you do not use the iPhone while charging, the effect is hardly noticeable. If you use the iPhone in parallel, the heat can be clearly noticeable.