I tried the 'Plus Five' rule to fix my iPhone's slow wireless charging - here's what happened

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  • It's easy to reduce the efficiency of a wireless charger without realizing it.
  • Proper tools and charging gear ensure your devices charge quickly and safely.
  • Investing in at least a 20W wall adapter is a good starting point.

Wireless charging (often enhanced by MagSafe compatibility these days) is one tech development that I can say has improved my daily routine. These chargers are great for reducing cord clutter, charging multiple devices at once, and streamlining the look of your desk, table, or nightstand.

While wireless chargers are practical, it's easy to miss out on their benefits without even realizing it. You could be using the wrong cables and wall adapters, turning your hands-free charger into a useless puck. Here's how to fix that.

Also: iPhone charging slowly? 6 quick fixes to try before blaming your battery

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