Wireless charging is great – it gives you the freedom to use your phone whenever you like, without the hassle of hunting for a charging cable, plugging it in and then unplugging it when you need it. Getting wireless charging set up takes only a few seconds, but sometimes it’s not obvious what to do. Here’s how to get started.
Hey folks, we’re back again with another guide to the Note 7. This time, we’re answering a common question: when should I use wireless charging, and when should I use normal, wired charging? There are some situations where one is clearly better than the other, so let’s go through them.
You’ve likely heard the news by now — the Note 7 comes with one of those newfangled USB-C ports, instead of the old Micro USB. That opens up some cool new possibilities, and I’m not just talking about inserting the cable either way up! Here are seven fun and useful things to try out!
Look at the bottom of your Note 7. No, not the back, the bottom. There’s a little hole there, right? But it’s not Micro USB, like the Note 5, or any other Galaxy phone on the market. This is USB-C, a new and futuristic port that works either way up, provides more power and lets you connect basically anything with the right adapter. Here are six of our favourite USB-C accessories to plug into your Note 7.
A few weeks back we took a look at some of our favourite cases and covers for the Samsung Galaxy Note 7. Now we’re back with accessory recommendations, including chargers, audio equipment, memory cards and more. Here are ten of our most-recommended Note 7 accessories!