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Realme is a smartphone brand known for releasing phones high on specs and features but low on asking price. The Realme GT Neo 3T is a device packed with flagship-level performance for the price of a mid-range device. Some of its highlight features include a 120Hz AMOLED display, Qualcomm Snapdragon 870 processor, and 80W SuperDart Charge fast charging.
There is no doubt it is one of the phones to consider at its price point but as you would expect, Realme had to make a few compromises to keep the cost low. This is the reason it Realme GT Neo 3T does not come with wireless charging but that does not mean you cannot have it.
How does it work?
All you need to do is to spend a few bucks on a wireless charging adaptor. If you do not have a wireless charger, you will need to get one too. These are just one-time investments that will help you with the convenience of wireless charging whenever you need it.
While there are plenty of options to choose from, we would recommend going for Qi wireless charging adaptor and charger. Qi is an open and the most widely used standard for wireless charging which is supported by almost all the major smartphone makers. You should also look at the supported charging speed before buying. This will give you an idea of how fast charging to expect.
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Add wireless charging to Realme GT Neo 3T:
- Unpack the wireless charging adaptor that you picked for the phone.
- Plug the adaptor into the Realme GT Neo 3T via its USB Type-C port.
- Wrap the charging coil around the phone’s back panel.
- Use the included adhesive to place it securely with your phone’s case.
- Place Realme GT Neo 3T on the wireless charging pad and it should start getting charged.
Pick a wireless charger:
Here are some of the wireless charger options to help you get started:
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