Wireless charging for your Galaxy devices

With no wires to get in your way, charging becomes a cinch with a wireless charger.

You see a red light on your wireless charger, but what does it mean? We have a breakdown of the different indicator lights and what they signify right here:

• Red: Charging
• Green: Fully charged
• Flashing Red: Not charging properly due to the phone's position on the charger
• Off: When the phone is removed from the wireless charger or when the wireless charger is not connected to a power outlet

If your wireless charger doesn't seem to be working, there's usually a quick fix, such as removing a thick phone case. Check out the following solutions to help your charger work correctly:

• When the device is placed incorrectly on the charging surface, it may not charge properly. Make sure your device is placed in the center of the charging pad with no obstructions. The device's back should come in contact with the charger.
• Wireless charging may not work properly if you have a thick case on your phone. If needed, remove it before placing your phone on the wireless charger.
• When a headset is connected to your phone, place the phone in a landscape position on the wireless charger. If you place the phone in a portrait position, it may not charge.
• If you use the wireless charger in areas with weak network signals, you may lose network reception.
• If a different charger or USB cable is connected to your phone, the wireless charging feature may be unavailable.
• Make sure the wireless charger is plugged in to a working power outlet or power source.