Add Wireless Charger Module to your smart phone motherboard

[@Birch_ON]

I've got this smartwatch that chargers via pins and I'm considering swapping for wireless, this definitely helps cement my idea as plausible if not possible. Thanks for the vid!

[@MrZurikmurik]

Thank you for your message, wish you good luck 🤞!

[@SoyHectorMartinez]

Ohh bruh, your video should have more views, you are so underrated

[@MrZurikmurik]

Thank you my friend!

[@SoyHectorMartinez]

@@MrZurikmurik I shared to a lot of my friends, this video is gold bruh

[@MrZurikmurik]

Thank you again, I greatly appreciate it!

[@mikes78]

Thanks for this, you've basically confirmed what I'm planning to do as viable.

[@MrZurikmurik]

Thank you for comment! Good luck and don't forget to test at least an hour charging before assembling phone back.

[@jaycal1920]

Yep, this is what I was looking for...for the tech in phones these days I am surprised they aren't standard in all phones.

[@MrZurikmurik]

Exactly, my friend!

[@christophercrawford2736]

I don’t think cutting the back of it for better access to the coil as necessary. But I do think it will definitely help with the heat problem.

[@antcap503]

Thanks was looking to do this. So you have to solder this to the motherboard or can you solder this to the charging port internally. I'm not sure where to install the reciever. Trying to install this in a old phone, the tmobile sidekick phones

[@MrZurikmurik]

You are welcome, I think it is an option but I didn't want to damage USB port, still charging via cable when needed. But you can try under your own risk.

[@nicolassun7938]

Very nice video! I thought about to do the same with a nude wireless charging module into a device. Before starting, i injected 5v into the wireless charging receiver module (like if you plugged the usb cable on your phone) and measured 0.2-0.3 A. This mean the wireless charging module will consume energy and heat a bit. Did you added anything to avoid energy falling back into the wireless charging reciever module?

[@MrZurikmurik]

@@nicolassun7938 no I didn't, just used as is

[@adriano2737]

Diode go brrr

[@luisfj9]

How did this worked out? and how fast did this wireless charging receiver charge the cell phone? I bought something like as for my cell phone, but I did not do any modifications like you just did' but it took a long time to charge it to the point it's starting heating up the receiver a lot and especially where the battery is as well that can propose a hazard and I'm also kind of concerned about that as well.

[@MrZurikmurik]

Thank you for your comment! First of all everything you do it's under your responsibility and risk. I am still using this phone charging it wireless. It is not fast charging but almost the same as if by cable. It is true, there is a hazard to catch fire if charging module is bad or welding points are weak. So be careful.

[@DmitryYaskov]

спасибо за туториал, нашел в профильной теме мото г4+ на 4 пда, все сделал так же, все получилось, спасибо! единственное, не стал морочиться с перепайкой проводов, отрезал микроюсб-разъем от беспроводного модуля, разделил родной шлейф на два отдельных хвоста, зачистил концы и подпаялся в те же точки, что и на видео...

[@MrZurikmurik]

Дмитрий, спасибо вам! я рад что смог вам помочь. Но!!! хочу Вас предупредить: недавно, 1 мой подписьщик спалил телефон, из-за неисправного smd на безпроводной модуль. обязательно в разобранном состоянии протестируйте зарядку и пальцем проверять в течение часа температуру как материнской платы так и самого модуля.

[@DmitryYaskov]

@@MrZurikmurik апдейчу - уже больше месяца заряжаю тремя разными зарядками (две дешманские из фикспрайса и фирменная самсунговская - полет нормальный) сегодня успешно впаял модуль беспроводной зарядки в еще один g4 плюс - тоже работает. Еще раз спасибо за видео, без него бы не стал заниматься этим!

[@MrZurikmurik]

Спасибо Дмитрий за апдейт! Очень рада что пригодилась моё видео. Успехов Вам!

[@mohdajmalkhan9070]

I am doing the same experiment with my one and only phone I hope it works and not damage the board.

[@MrZurikmurik]

Good luck! Be careful with soldering and test charging your phone before assembling. If you do proper soldering and test it should work without any problems. Mine is still working and one Russian speaking commenter also confirmed this has worked with his two Motorola smartphones.

[@treeekevo9447]

Thanks man, that was very helpful

[@rovinsky_3d]

im looking at doing this and I was just wondering if there was any reason you attached the positive to the smd rather than soldering directly to the positive on the usb port

[@MrZurikmurik]

Thank you for the question! No, I just saw my friend done the way I showed in video. Please whichever method you use, don't assemble phone until you test fully. Due to weak solder points and defective micro schem they might get too hot. So control it before assembling phone.

[@HUNTER-ej2kc]

Is this possible with a samsung a71?

[@MrZurikmurik]

Im not sure.

[@stalkerfromvoronezh4493]

Sets your phone on fire

[@MrZurikmurik]

Maybe if you use faulty parts and do not make proper soldering. У меня пока все работает. Делайте все на свой страх и риск ;)

[@NANOTVLOGSjmf]

hi how about poco f3

[@MrZurikmurik]

Hi, Poco f3 ... I am not sure I tried it on moto G4 Plus.

[@elektronikaelektro8008]

Do not make this, at an hour on charging litle smd diode goes wery hot and it melts charger.It can burn your phone as i burn my

[@MrZurikmurik]

Thank you for your comment! I am sorry for your loss :( , thank you for warning everyone about it. Fortunately, I am using my diy almost a year and have not had a problem with it. First of all, good soldering is essential! And before assembling phone you had to leav motherboard open tested with charger. Because this cheap Chinese charging pads could have problems too. Again, I am sorry for your phone.

[@elektronikaelektro8008]

@@MrZurikmurik my fault for my phone, i believe cheap chinese wireless charger, hrmh

[@mohdajmalkhan9070]

@@elektronikaelektro8008 oh boi tnx for informing me I will test it with old ones first.

[@Memu193]

Amaizing macha 🎉🎉