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How to add wireless charging to any phone

Wireless charging has been around for a while now,and many phone manufacturers(including Apple,of late) use it in their phones as a USP to the phone. But sadly,this kind of tech doesn't usually make it to the low end segment of the market. But in this post,I'll show you how to add wireless charging to any phone(except feature phones).
Before we dive in,we need to gain a proper understanding of what wireless charging is. Also known as 'Inductive Charging',is a type of charging which uses an electromagnetic field to transfer energy between two objects through electromagnetic induction. In other words,the wireless charging pad and compatible phone need to be in contact with each other for it to work.
It makes use of an inductor coil within the wireless charging pad to create an electromagnetic field, and another coil in the device takes the power from the electromagnetic field and converts it to electric current,which then charges the phone.
Now that we know what wireless charging is, let's see how it can be added to phones WITHOUT the inner coil.
You'll need to have a device called DigiYes micro USB Wireless charger receiver. You can get one on Amazon for under $10(3600 naira)and it would allow you to add Wireless charging to any phone with a USB port.


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How to go about it:
1. Plug the DigiYes  micro USB Wireless charger receiver into the USB port of your phone
2. Wrap the receiver around the back of your device.
3. Place the wrapped device into any of your favourite cases.
4. Dump the phone and all on a Qi(pronounced 'Chee') wireless charger,and enjoy your inductive charging!

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