In this blog entry, I will introduce you to how you can charge your Samsung Galaxy Phones. We will discuss all the features available for you to adequately charge your device and how to activate them. Keep reading to find out how in this and more in this blog post.

Supported Samsung Galaxy Device

1. Samsung Galaxy F34
2. Samsung Galaxy F32
3. Samsung Galaxy F31
4. Samsung Galaxy F30
5. Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5
6. Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4, Z Fold 3
7. Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 2
8. Samsung Galaxy Z Fold
9. Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5
10. Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 4
11. Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 3
12. Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 2
13. Samsung Galaxy Z Flip
14. Samsung Galaxy M34
15. Samsung Galaxy M33
16. Samsung Galaxy M32
17. Samsung Galaxy M31
18. Samsung Galaxy M30
19. Samsung Galaxy F54
20. Samsung Galaxy F53
21. Samsung Galaxy F52
22. Samsung Galaxy F51
23. Samsung Galaxy F50
24. Samsung Galaxy A24
25. Samsung Galaxy A23
26. Samsung Galaxy A22
27. Samsung Galaxy A22
28. Samsung Galaxy A21
29. Samsung Galaxy A20
30. Samsung Galaxy F14
31. Samsung Galaxy F13
32. Samsung Galaxy F12
33. Samsung Galaxy F11
34. Samsung Galaxy F10
35. Samsung Galaxy M54
36. Samsung Galaxy M53
37. Samsung Galaxy M52
38. Samsung Galaxy M51
39. Samsung Galaxy M50
40. Samsung Galaxy A54
41. Samsung Galaxy A53
42. Samsung Galaxy A52
43. Samsung Galaxy A51
44. Samsung Galaxy A50
45. Samsung Galaxy A34
46. Samsung Galaxy A33
47. Samsung Galaxy A32
48. Samsung Galaxy A31
49. Samsung Galaxy A30
50. Samsung Galaxy M14
51. Samsung Galaxy M13
52. Samsung Galaxy M12
53. Samsung Galaxy M11
54. Samsung Galaxy M10
55. Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra
56. Samsung Galaxy S23 Plus
57. Samsung Galaxy S23
58. Samsung Galaxy S23 FE
59. Samsung Galaxy S22
60. Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra
61. Samsung Galaxy S21
62. Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra
63. Samsung Galaxy S20
64. Samsung Galaxy S20 Plus
65. Samsung Galaxy S20 FE
66. Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus
67. Samsung Galaxy S10
68. Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus
69. Samsung Galaxy S8 Plus
70. Samsung Galaxy S7
71. Samsung Galaxy A14
72. Samsung Galaxy A13
73. Samsung Galaxy A12
74. Samsung Galaxy A11
75. Samsung Galaxy A10
76. Samsung Galaxy F04
77. Samsung Galaxy F03
78. Samsung Galaxy F02
79. Samsung Galaxy F01
80. Samsung Galaxy A04e
81. Samsung Galaxy A03e
82. Samsung Galaxy A02
83. Samsung Galaxy A04s
84. Samsung Galaxy A03s
85. Samsung Galaxy Xcover 6
86. Samsung Galaxy Xcover 5
87. Samsung Galaxy Xcover 4
88. Samsung Galaxy Xcover 3
89. Samsung Galaxy Xcover 2.

How to Charge Your Samsung Phone

Before we talk about Charging your Samsung device, it is important that you make sure the charger you are about to use is rated for your device. In terms of power that will be supplied through the charger and all. Once you’ve confirmed this, follow these three straightforward steps to maximize the speed of your phone’s charging process.

Step 1: Secure your USB cable and charging adapter. Begin by plugging one end of the USB cable into the designated port on your charging adapter. Then, insert the other end of the USB cable into the corresponding USB port on your phone.

Step 2: The next stride is to connect your adapter to a power source. Find a suitable outlet or power socket and plug the adapter into it. For the swiftest charging experience, it’s highly recommended to use a power outlet. Connecting the USB cable to a computer or another device might cause a longer charging duration.

Step 3: Patience is key. Allow your phone to charge until it reaches its full charge. Once your device is fully powered up, perform the final steps to ensure its longevity and safety.

Conclude by disconnecting the USB cable from your phone gently. Then, carefully remove the adapter from the power source, safeguarding your charger and device for future use.

By following these steps, you not only ensure a rapid charge but also prolong the life of your phone and charger. Charging your device with care is essential to maintain its peak performance.

How to Charge your Samsung phone or device wirelessly

Here are steps for using PowerShare on your Galaxy phone:

Step 1: Ensure your phone with PowerShare has a minimum charge of 30%.

Step 2: Swipe down from the top of your screen with two fingers to access Quick settings. Tap the Wireless PowerShare icon. If it’s not there, add the PowerShare quick setting.

Step 3: Plug the wireless charger’s power adapter into an outlet and connect the USB cable to the wireless charger. You’ll see an indicator light flash on the charger’s base.

Step 4: When ready, place your phone or compatible device (like a smartwatch or earbuds) on the wireless charger.

Step 5: Make sure the device’s back is in contact with the charger, and it’s centered. Foldable phones should be closed with their backs facing the charging pad.

Step 6: If necessary, remove your phone’s case, especially if it’s thick.

Step 7: To stop charging, simply separate the two devices. PowerShare turns off automatically after 60 seconds if no other device is detected.

Additional Tip: You can charge your Galaxy phone while it charges another device by connecting your phone to its original charging cable while using PowerShare.

Below is a list of Samsung phones with wireless charging capabilities organized into a table:

Device Category	Model(s)
Galaxy Note phones	Note20 5G, Note20 Ultra 5G, Note10+, Note10, Note9, Note8, Note 5
Galaxy S phones	S23 series, S22 series, S21 series, S20 series, S10 series, S9 series, S8 series, S7 series, S6 series
Foldable phones	Z Fold, Z Fold2, Z Fold3, Z Fold4, Z Fold5, Z Flip, Z Flip 5G, Z Flip3, Z Flip4, Z Flip5
Samsung earbuds	Galaxy Buds Pro, Galaxy Buds Pro 2, Galaxy Buds Live, Galaxy Buds+, Galaxy Buds2, Galaxy Buds
Samsung smartwatches	Galaxy Watch 5 Pro, Galaxy Watch5, Galaxy Watch4, Galaxy Watch4 Classic, Galaxy Watch, Galaxy Watch3, Galaxy Watch Active, Galaxy Watch Active2
Additional devices	Galaxy S7/S7 Edge, Galaxy S8/S8+, Galaxy S9/S9+

This table provides a clear overview of the Samsung devices that support wireless charging.

Samsung Charging Indicator light colors/Meaning

When you encounter a red light on your wireless charger, understanding its significance can make all the difference in ensuring your device’s proper charging status. Here, we delve into the various indicator lights and the insights they provide:

1. Red Light: When you observe a steady red light on your wireless charger, it’s signaling that your device is currently charging. This is a positive indicator that power is flowing from the charger to your device, replenishing its battery.
2. Green Light: On the other end of the spectrum, a green light is a welcome sight. It shows that your device has reached a full charge, and you can confidently disconnect it from the charger without any worries of overcharging.
3. Flashing Red Light: If you notice a red light blinking intermittently, it may be a sign that your device is not charging as expected. The most common reason for this is the misalignment or improper positioning of your phone on the charger. Ensure that your device is centered and properly placed on the charging pad for efficient charging.
4. No Light (Off): When the indicator light is off, it signifies a couple of scenarios. Firstly, it can indicate that your phone has been removed from the wireless charger, and the charging process has been halted. Secondly, it could mean that the wireless charger itself is not connected to a power outlet. In both cases, a lack of illumination suggests that charging is not in progress.

Being able to interpret these indicator lights on your wireless charger empowers you to troubleshoot any issues and ensure that your device is receiving the power it needs effectively.

Conclusion

In this blog post, I have been able to teach you how to effectively charge your Samsung Device, how to power share on your Samsung, the devices that are compatible with this feature, and the charging indicators light and their meaning. If you still have a problem charging your Samsung device, please leave a comment below and we will get back to you shortly.