Florian

There are also Qi chargers which have built in vents to cool the phone while charging. The 95% is from the "German" Wikipedia page and as noted there, measured under ideal (labor) conditions, what ever that means. The issue here is more the combination of a built in LION Battery and Qi charging. But to be honest, none of my phones ever died because of a broken Battery, they were until now all replaceable by the user and lasted mostly under worst treatment at least 2 two years. My phones mostly also died because of broken HW components as the Note2, Note4 with broken eMMC chips or because th

Adding and USB-C QI-adapter is a possibility, but not for me, I want to be able to use the USB-C port for other topics, as example screen, or to deploy, debug apps. I don't want to have that hassle, to plugin in and out. The Qi efficiency is between 60% and 95%, depending on the charger, I also don't see any heat issues with my chargers, they are not cold but by far not "hot", only in the car when the navigation is on and its charged... then the phone heats up, independent if I use a cable or not.

I also don't get that curved screen stuff. I have a note 8, and I hate the curved screen, especially, when you use the pen to write notes, the screen is to small to write on it, the edges make it even smaller and worse. I also had a glass screen protector on it, and after a few days it came loose in the curved edge, when I tried to reapply the glass cover it broke. While I was waiting for a new cover I got already two bad scratches in the screen. Who needs a curved screen, its just a gimmick. I loved the screen of my Note3 which was flat and wide enough for a pen. Also the screen of my N

I use now wireless charging everywhere. Its so handy, I also was disappointed after I figured out that its not supported :-(. I don't want to have the hassle with the charging cables anymore. USB-C/MicroUSB/Apple... => Qi is the solution right now for hassle free charging.