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How to use Galaxy S20 Wireless PowerShare

The new Samsung Galaxy S20 and its siblings do support wireless PowerShare. It’s a new wireless charging feature that comes in handy whenever you need to stretch a little of what’s left on your other smartphone or accessory’s battery. Read on to learn more about this new charging feature and how to make the most of it on your new Samsung device. Here’s a quick guide on how to activate and use the galaxy s20 wireless powershare.

The latest Galaxy flagship devices can now be used as a wireless charging mat or portable charger to power up other smart accessories including the Galaxy Watch, Galaxy Buds, and other Qi-enabled smartphones. This is made possible with the new feature called Wireless PowerShare.

As recommended, your Galaxy phone must have at least 30 percent of battery in order to use Wireless PowerShare. Otherwise, you will be prompted to charge your phone beforehand.

Easy steps to activate use the Galaxy S20 Wireless Powershare

You can remove the accessory from the back of your phone when it’s done charging.

Wireless PowerShare was first introduced during the Galaxy S10 series rollout. The technology works by turning the Galaxy device into a Qi charging pad, sharing its battery to charge other devices wirelessly.

Aside from smart accessories, other smartphones such as iPhone XS, LG G7 and Pixel 3 can also be charged using Wireless Powershare on your galaxy s20. However, it would take a serious amount of time for the other phone to finish charging due to slow speeds. Having said that, the Wireless Powershare feature is only ideal for low-powered accessories like the Galaxy Buds.  

Hope this helps!

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