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Kwebster7327 t1_jcrbrhd wrote

I'd expect it to. Most phone cases are thicker.

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-bobak t1_jcrcyor wrote

I know for a fact that it works through 3mm of wood and 1mm of silicone, if that helps

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SillyCubensis t1_jcrrrtm wrote

FWIW the Tozo 4” charger pads on Amazon charge better through stuff. The Apple MagSafe won’t charge through my wife’s case but the Tozo does great.

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-bobak t1_jcsibuo wrote

Qi is limited to 7.5w vs MagSafe’s 15w, so the difference between those two could make a bigger impact than between MagSafe and a 20W wired option (assuming MagSafe is running at peak speed)

In your wife’s scenario, if it doesn’t work through her case it probably doesn’t make sense for her. But for OP, MagSafe sounds like a better option over Qi, and they probably don’t have an issue with worrying about removing a case

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Nxr_spe t1_jct59hr wrote

Ikea has a wireless charger that goes through 2cm of desk

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haom31 t1_jcu6r3r wrote

Wood is a natural electrical and thermal insulator. With that thickness it is possible that it can reach a charge but with very low power. MagSafe cases have a ring of conductive material to improve electrical efficiency, the wooden case does not.

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Idi-amin86 t1_jcur130 wrote

As long as it’s the apple brand yes.

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ndy007 t1_jcv3rml wrote

As long as there are no metal in between the charger and the phone, 2mm is gap should be fine

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italianboi69104 t1_jcvcp4y wrote

Yeah ofc. Just keep in mind that it won’t be as efficient as it would be without the wood ;)

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PickledPaintArt t1_jcw1aw2 wrote

My first thought was “no obviously not” then I remembered that I am an American and I don’t know what a mm is

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