Samsung phones that support wireless charging include Galaxy S6, Galaxy Note 5, Galaxy S7, Galaxy S7 Edge, Galaxy Note 7, Galaxy S8, Galaxy S8+, Galaxy Note 8, Galaxy S9, Galaxy S9+, Galaxy S10, Galaxy S10+, Galaxy S10E, Galaxy Note 10, Galaxy S20, Galaxy S21 and so on.

Not all wireless chargers are compatible with Samsung phones. Samsung devices support the Qi wireless charging standard, so you can use any Qi-compatible wireless charger to charge your Samsung phone.

However, for optimal performance, it's recommended to use Samsung's official wireless chargers or other reputable brands that specifically mention compatibility with Samsung devices. A great example is Anker 313 Wireless Charger (Stand) providing 10W high-speed charging for Samsung Galaxy.

Follow these steps to connect a wireless charger to a Samsung phone.

Plug in the wireless charger: First, connect the wireless charger to a power source. Ensure the power source is working properly.

Position the phone on the charger: Then, place your Samsung phone on the center of the wireless charger's charging pad (or on the stand, depending on your charger design) with the back of the phone facing the charger. Some chargers may have specific alignment markers or indicators to help you position the phone correctly.

Confirm charging: Once the phone is properly placed on the charging pad or stand, it should start charging automatically. Look for the charging indicator on the phone's screen or an LED on the wireless charger to verify that charging has begun.

Wireless charging for iPhone and Samsung is largely the same. Most latest iPhones and Samsung phones support the universal Qi charging standard, which means that you can use a Qi-certified wireless charger for both iPhones and Samsung phones. Moreover, Apple’s MagSafe chargers are tested to also work with these Android phones. However, there may be slight differences in charging performance and specific wireless charging features available.