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Make sure your phone or tablet doesn't overheat. Keep it in a cool location, especially while charging.
The Galaxy A71 has the same large battery as the A70 - it's a 4,500 mAh Li-Ion cell. The phone supports fast charging and it comes bundled with the appropriate 25W plug. Using the charger, you will be able to replenish about 51% of its empty battery in half an hour, and it takes 81 minutes for a full charge. Don't let your battery completely drain. With new lithium-ion batteries being used, it is better to keep the battery partially charged, instead of letting it run out completely. When possible, charge your device in small amounts to keep the battery from depleting. If the power has been depleted, the battery charging indicator may take up to 10 minutes to appear on the phone or tablet's screen while charging. The Galaxy A71 has a single loudspeaker on the bottom - par for the course in the segment. That just about sums up its performance in terms of loudness and the phone scored an 'Average' rating in our test. It'll do for general use if you're not too demanding, just don’t expect to hear boomy bass notes. Plus, Samsung’s wireless charging is rubbish anyway, so when I’ve actually had it on phones that I’ve been testing I never actually used it anyway. RealMe and OPPO phones can and will do 65W and 40W wireless charging, respectively. If wireless charging is important to you, I’d be looking at those phones – most specifically the RealMe X50 Pro – over the Galaxy A71. Is Wireless Charging That Important?The Samsung Galaxy A71 is a great phone. With it, you get access to flagship-grade spec and features for considerably less than Samsung’s Galaxy S21. This is why Samsung’s A-Series phones are so popular. Again, I don’t think it is worth the hassle. And I don’t know anyone that likes wireless charging enough to do all of that. But if you want to do it, you now know how to go about adding wireless charging to the Galaxy A71.
I’m going to go out on a limb here and say, no, wireless charging, while useful, isn’t something I’d actively require from a phone – at any price point. It is a nice feature to have, sure, but compared to conventional wired charging, it is painfully slow. ThisSamsung Galaxy charger is an official Samsung product made from the highest quality materials and to the strictest standards. This is ideal as the new Samsung Galaxy devices do not come with plugs, or as a spare or replacement for your existing chargers from previous devices. Add in the fact that it also looks like a flagship phone, but retails for a third of the price, and I could care less about it not having wireless charging.
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There’s an abundance of wireless chargers available from various manufacturers, however one of our favourites is the Slim 15W Fast Wireless Charging Pad from Olixar. With it’s overall slim and compact design, accompanied with it’s stylish design and fast charging capability, it’s certainly one of the top wireless charging pads available.
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