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Samsung Galaxy Devices with Wireless PowerShare Charging Support [List]
Traveling with friends and juggling chargers for various devices can be quite a hassle. Samsung however has a solution for Galaxy users that promises to make charging more convenient. The tech giant has introduced the Wireless PowerShare feature, which facilitates battery sharing among compatible devices. Here’s a deeper dive into this innovative feature.
Understanding Wireless PowerShare
The primary aim of Samsung’s Wireless PowerShare is to let you use your Galaxy phone as a charging pad for other gadgets. This means you can charge devices like your Galaxy watch, Buds, or even another Galaxy phone directly from your own phone. Key highlights of the feature include:
- Enables device-to-device charging, eliminating the need for conventional chargers or cables.
- A device can be charged conventionally while simultaneously using Wireless PowerShare for another device.
- The feature might not operate if battery levels are below 30%.
- Compatibility might be limited with certain accessories, non-Samsung devices, or select Samsung wearables.
- Wireless PowerShare can potentially interfere with call reception or data services based on the network.
- Compatible gadgets can be charged simply by placing them on a Galaxy phone with PowerShare enabled.
Devices Compatible with Wireless PowerShare
The following Samsung Galaxy smartphones support the PowerShare feature:
- Galaxy S Series: Galaxy S23 series, Galaxy S23 FE 5G, Galaxy S22 series, Galaxy S21 series, Galaxy S21 FE 5G, Galaxy S20 series, Galaxy S10e, S10, S10+, Galaxy S9, S9+, Galaxy S8, S8+, Galaxy S8 Active, Galaxy S7, S7 edge, S7 Active, Galaxy S6, S6 edge, S6 Active, S6 edge+.
- Galaxy Note Series: Galaxy Note20 series, Galaxy Note10, Galaxy Note10+, Galaxy Note9, Galaxy Note8, Galaxy Note FE, Galaxy Note5.
- Galaxy Z Series: Galaxy Z Fold 5, Galaxy Z Flip 5, Galaxy Z Fold 4, Galaxy Z Flip4, Galaxy Z Fold3 5G, Galaxy Z Flip3 5G, Galaxy Z Fold2, Galaxy Z Flip, Galaxy Fold.
Samsung has also enabled PowerShare on select wearables, including Galaxy Buds2 Pro, Buds2, Buds Pro, Buds Live, Watch5, Watch5 Pro, Watch4, Watch4 Classic, Watch3, Watch Active2, Watch Active, Gear Sport, Gear S3, Galaxy Watch, and Galaxy Buds.
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Recently, at the MWC 2024 event, which was held in Barcelona, Samsung’s VP, Hon Pak confirmed that the upcoming Galaxy Ring will not be supported by iPhones. Pak also said that their products are as good as the Apple ones.
There are also very good reasons to switch to Samsung’s ecosystem. Samsung is also working on making their devices compatible with other Android devices as well, not only with their own.
As we already know, Galaxy Ring comes in various sizes. Among them, the smallest one is powered with a battery of 14 mAh, and the largest one comes with a bigger battery of 21.5 mAh which will provide a battery backup of 5-9 days.
Until now, the launch of Galaxy Ring has not been revealed but some rumors suggested that it will launch in the Unpacked Event, which is going to be held in July along with Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Z Flip 6.
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Samsung has recently launched its latest flagship Samsung Galaxy S24 series i.e. Samsung Galaxy S24, Samsung Galaxy S24 Plus, Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra with Galaxy AI in their Galaxy Unpacked event. Yesterday, a report claimed that Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy Ring, a wearable, is expected to be announced in the next Unpacked Event, which is expected to be held in July, this year.
Samsung’s upcoming Fold 6 and Flip 6 are also going to be announced in this upcoming Unpacked Event. Galaxy Ring comes with ECG (Electrocardiogram) support and can also measure Blood Pressure. This ring also supports NFC payments. So, you can make your payments from this ring. Currently, the ring is in the prototyping stage, and the bulk production will start between April and June. Additionally, Galaxy Ring will offer you eight different sizes.
At present, the smart ring market which is a small market is led by Oura, who introduced its first smart ring in 2016. Its latest third-generation has heart rate tracking along with sleep tracking. Until now, Oura wasn’t able to make the smart ring market truly but as we know, Samsung has the potential for this. Somehow later, Apple is also planning to enter the smart ring market in the future.
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With the new Samsung Galaxy S24 Series, i.e. Samsung Galaxy S24, Samsung Galaxy S24+, and Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra, Samsung has introduced its new Galaxy AI which has many AI features. One among them was Circle to Search which was created in partnership with Google. The same feature was also introduced by Google for its Google Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro a day later.
How Circle to Search is different from the ordinary Search?
As we know, if you want to search for something in the Google lens. Then, you have to choose the photo from the gallery and select the object from the photo. But with this Circle to Search, you just have to circle the object from the photo that you want to search.
If you want to know more about the Samsung Galaxy S24 Series and its new Galaxy AI, then we already have a dedicated post for that.
Note: Some of the Galaxy AI features will also come in the first half of 2024, i.e. January to June, in the Samsung devices listed below:
- Samsung Galaxy S23
- Samsung Galaxy S23+
- Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra
- Samsung Galaxy S23 FE (Fan Edition)
- Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5
- Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5
- Samsung Galaxy Tab S9
- Samsung Galaxy Tab S9+
- Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra
Can we expect Circle to Search feature on other Smartphone devices?
Sadly, according to a statement by Samsung Netherlands, it is clear that the Circle to Search feature will be exclusive to Samsung and Google devices until October 2024.
Circle to Search may become available on Android devices from other brands from 5 October 2024, but there are no active developments underway for this.
Google and Samsung think that these exclusive features can attract people to prefer their devices, but it can hurt users as well as other Android manufacturers. Eventually, this is not the first time, Samsung and Google have given the latest version of WearOS on their wearables.
Because of this, users as well as other smartphone manufacturers are upset with both Samsung and Google. It is like Apple’s ecosystem, which was previously opened, but now, it is more closed with these exclusive features for exclusive devices. What Samsung and Google are thinking, is just because of these exclusive features, users will consider a Pixel or a Samsung Phone.
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