How to Use Wireless Charging in Lynk & Co Cars?
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Lynk & Co's wireless charging is located in the storage slot at the lower part of the center console. The wireless charging feature is a great benefit for phones that support wireless charging. Vehicle wireless charging technology is an application of mobile phone wireless charging technology in cars, providing the convenience of simply placing the phone in the charging area to charge, while also solving many issues such as the inconvenience of plugging and unplugging cables with traditional charging methods and forgetting to bring charging cables. To use the wireless phone charging function in Lynk & Co cars: Ensure there are no objects on the WPC surface. Tap on the central display screen's functions — Settings — Smart Connectivity — NFC and Wireless Phone Charging. Click on Wireless Phone Charging to activate/deactivate the function. Place the phone in the center of the charging pad. After Lynk & Co's wireless phone charging starts, it will be displayed at the bottom right of the screen and will stop charging once the phone is fully charged. During charging, ensure metal objects are kept away from the charging pad as they may cause the pad to overheat. Also, ensure credit cards or other magnetic objects are kept away from the charging pad to prevent the erasure of magnetic information. Ensure the remote key is kept away from the charging pad to prevent low battery in the key. Lynk & Co's wireless charging function excels in both charging recognition rate and charging efficiency, with charging efficiency approaching that of wired chargers. It is very convenient to use for phones that support wireless charging, making it a highly practical feature. During charging, ensure metal objects are kept away from the charging pad as they may cause the pad to overheat. Also, ensure credit cards or other magnetic objects are kept away from the charging pad to prevent the erasure of magnetic information. Additionally, ensure the remote key is kept away from the charging pad to prevent low battery in the key.
I've been using my Lynk & Co car for several years, and the wireless charging feature is very considerate. There's a charging platform in front of the center armrest. Just place a Qi-standard compatible phone like an iPhone or some high-end Android models on it, and it will start charging automatically. Remember not to use a phone case that's too thick, as poor contact may prevent charging. When using it for the first time, make sure to check the car's system menu to confirm the wireless charging switch is turned on. The charging power is generally 5-10W, which is sufficient for daily commuting. The design of the charging position eliminates the need to look down for a charging port while driving, enhancing safety. I often use it during long drives to avoid the hassle of plugging and unplugging cables, but be careful not to place metal objects like keys to avoid interference. Once you get used to it, it's really convenient.
