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S Pen Charging

(Topic created on: 21-12-2020 09:02 PM)
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gibbylinks
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Why doesn't the S Pen charge when my S7+ is turned off?

It would always be fully charged at switch on then. 
Tell me what I'm missing. 

Thanks

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Galaxy Note S20 Ultra 5G (SM-N986B/DS) : Galaxy Tab S7+ (12.4", Wi-Fi) (SM-T970) : Galaxy Watch 46mm (SM-R800)
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Presumably because it charges using electromagnetic induction (the same way my electric toothbrush charges) rather than a direct electrical connection. This would mean the circuitry generating the electromagnetic fields would need to remain active (and therefore draining the battery) when the tablet is powered down.

You could therefore wake up to a tablet with a fully charged S Pen but with no charge in the tablets own battery. I'm just assuming because my own tablet has no S Pen but if there are no electrical contacts on your S Pen, I think its safe to go with what I wrote.

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FlyingKiwi
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Presumably because it charges using electromagnetic induction (the same way my electric toothbrush charges) rather than a direct electrical connection. This would mean the circuitry generating the electromagnetic fields would need to remain active (and therefore draining the battery) when the tablet is powered down.

You could therefore wake up to a tablet with a fully charged S Pen but with no charge in the tablets own battery. I'm just assuming because my own tablet has no S Pen but if there are no electrical contacts on your S Pen, I think its safe to go with what I wrote.