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I searched the forums but couldn't find an answer. Can you charge multiple phones at the same time on the wireless charging pad? Or can you only do one at a time?
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No you can't, most charging pads will only fit 1 phone at a time as well they can only charge one at time something to do with the limitation of the technologyI searched the forums but couldn't find an answer. Can you charge multiple phones at the same time on the wireless charging pad? Or can you only do one at a time?
Good. Use the AC plug in the back for charging bigger things in my opinion.I think the space constraint is going to annoy some people. The spot in the center console looks just big enough to hold standard sized phones. No Samsung Notes or other supersized devices.
You can always buy an aftermarket wireless charger and plug it into one of the other outlets.I think the space constraint is going to annoy some people. The spot in the center console looks just big enough to hold standard sized phones. No Samsung Notes or other supersized devices.
Oh, I don't care. I don't use those larger phones (not getting the Lux package anyway). People that do are apt to be annoyed. I don't think it's as easy as just getting another Qi pad. You need a place to put it where the phone isn't going to slide around.You can always buy an aftermarket wireless charger and plug it into one of the other outlets.
Completely depends on the design. My wife's Cadillac only charged one, her Atlas charges two. Why? Because the Caddy has a 1 phone spot where as the Atlas has more of a 'shelf'.I searched the forums but couldn't find an answer. Can you charge multiple phones at the same time on the wireless charging pad? Or can you only do one at a time?
Oh, I didn’t even think about that. I currently have a Note. I guess that means my wife will claim the pad as hers lolI think the space constraint is going to annoy some people. The spot in the center console looks just big enough to hold standard sized phones. No Samsung Notes or other supersized devices.