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It wasn’t an issue of using the port, but which port to use. The OP used the one in the center, while a few folks are telling them to use either wireless or the other ports.
They charge at 15 watts, so for a road trip where you are driving for hours, I could see it working better, but for in town trips, it's hard to add much charge to the batteries.
what charges at 15 watts? the wireless charging pad charges a total of 15 watts or 7.5 watts per phone
if you have a large iphone, 14/15 pro max out of its case, and streaming, the 7.5 watts is not enough
the cybertruck wireless charging pad is now 15 watts per side, vs MY/M3 7.5 watts per side
the only convenient relief have experienced is more apps being added to the vehicle, apple pod cast recently, but I use waze along side the vehicle nav and stream sirius xm
the 7.5 watts charging pad and large phone use will work for me when they add sirius xm as an app to the tesla, the nav keeps getting better but not waze worthy yet
lets do it Elon!! add the sirius xm app
Instead of the OEM one, I have a Jowua center console tray in conjunction with their USB hub. I really like this setup as it gives me 5 USB ports with 3 pointing up and a brighter light in the compartment.
Instead of the OEM one, I have a Jowua center console tray in conjunction with their USB hub. I really like this setup as it gives me 5 USB ports with 3 pointing up and a brighter light in the compartment.
Well, I actually got that hub more for the ports pointing up and the light. But I do have two things kind of permanently plugged into the lower ports (a controller receiver and a USB drive for music), and I use one of the the up pointing USB-C ports quite a bit.
The phone/battery is getting hot during wireless charging which is not good for the (phone) battery. I admit I was not investigating exact numbers to support that claim.
The phone/battery is getting hot during wireless charging which is not good for the (phone) battery. I admit I was not investigating exact numbers to support that claim.