Damage the battery. Under normal circumstances, the use of coil induction for wireless charging of the mobile phone often requires the mobile phone to stick more closely to the charging board, which leads to the back panel of the mobile phone being tightly covered with a shell, so that it affects the heat loss of this area. This in turn causes the phone's battery to charge and discharge at relatively high temperatures.
No, this one is actually wireless charging, but the position of the charger is fixed by a magnet