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Our mobile phones are one of the commonly used items on a daily basis, touched more times than anything else throughout the day as we browse Facebook, chat via Whatsapp and surf the net. With such exposure and constant use, it’s important that our phone’s are cleaned regularly in order to help prevent the spread of diseases such as Coronavirus.

How dirty are Mobile Phones?

With our phones being in such constant use and often rarely cleaned, it should be no surprise that these smart devices can harbour a ton of bacteria. What’s amazing though is that on average a smartphone will carry over 25,000 bacteria per square inch, which is dirtier than a kitchen worktop (1,736 bacteria per square inch), your dog’s food bowl (8,643 bacteria per square inch) and what’s worse, your phone’s screen carries more bacteria per square inch than your average toilet seat.

How can my Mobile Phone carry Caronavirus?

While Coronavirus mainly spreads via person-to-person contact, it is possible for the disease to land and live on a surfaces. So if particles spread through coughing or sneezing were to land on your smartphone, this bacteria could easily be spread further through a user touching their device and if the same user were to touch their mouth, nose or ears, then Caronavirus could be caught.

How to prevent Caronavirus and bacteria building up on my phone?

The simple answer is to clean your device regularly with an anti-bacterial cleaner such as the Whoosh non-toxic cleaning spray A spray in-fact that’s safe for both your device and the environment.

Screen cleaners like Whoosh and Olixar’s Cleanseal Anti-Bacterial Liquid Screen Cleaner ensure that your device remains bacteria free, making them safe to use throughout the day. However we do recommend some further steps to help avoid bacteria build-up on your device which include:

• Don’t use your phone in the toilet
• Don’t use your phone while eating
• Don’t bring your phone to the gym
• Clean your phone after others have used it
• Wash your hands as well as your phone’s screen regularly

Screen cleaning sales soar

Such has been the demand for any preventative measures, Mobile Fun have seen a staggering rise in screen cleaning solution sales, with a drastic increase upwards of 320%.

How Mobile Fun is trying to help

To help promote cleaner smartphone’s, Mobile Fun have decided to give away a Free high-quality Cleaning Cloth to all it’s customers. Anyone placing an order on a Mobile Fun website will receive a free cloth worth £4.99 along with their order, so customer’s can fight the grub and bacteria on their phone first hand.

We hope this gesture will help to reduce the risk of this and other diseases from spreading via your smartphones, tablets and other gadgets.

How to claim your free cleaning cloth?

All you need to do is place an order on any Mobile Fun website and your order will automatically come with a free cleaning cloth. No hoops to jump through, details to provide or voucher codes to enter, your free cloth will be packed and shipped along with your ordered products, allowing you to keep your device clean at all times.

Wrapping up

We hope you found this article helpful. If you would like more information on Coronavirus then please see the NHS help pages here.

Samsung released the Galaxy A01 without a key feature; wireless charging. However A01 customers shouldn’t worry as we’ve found a cost effective and simple solution for adding wireless charging to the Samsung Galaxy A01.

1. Wireless Charging Adapters

This ultra thin wireless charging adapter is the perfect way to add wireless charging to the Samsung Galaxy A01. With it’s premium build-quality and coil placement, set-up is extremely quick and easy, just plug the adapter into your Galaxy A01’s Micro USB port, tuck it around the back of your phone and you’re good to go! The adapter has also been designed is to be extremely thin and case compatible, allowing it to work with most cases on the market.

2. Wireless Charging Cases

Popular handsets without wireless charging as standard, are often accompanied by official wireless charging compatible cases that covert the phone and bring it up to modern day standards. Unfortunately it seems as though Samsung has forgotten about this with the A01, leaving it with very few official cases and at present no wireless charging options that feature the adapter built-in. We’ll keep our eyes out for any official or third party cases that might facilitate this feature and update the article accordingly.

3. Wireless Charging Pads

Now that you’ve upgraded your Galaxy A01 with wireless charging, you’ll be in need of a wireless charging pad. 

There’s an abundance of wireless chargers available from various manufactures, however one of our favourites is the Slim 10W 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.

Additionally, wireless charging isn’t just limited to charging pads, as there are also wireless charging car holders and wireless charging power banks available, meaning you can really make use of this latest technological advancement.

Wrapping Up

Thanks for reading this article on how to add wireless charging to the Samsung Galaxy A01. We hope that you found this useful and any questions you may have had about wireless charging for the A01 have been answered. Although if you do have any further questions, please leave a comment below and we’ll get back to you.

Does the Samsung Galaxy A20e have wireless charging? Unfortunately not, however A20e owner’s need not to worry, as this simple and more importantly cost effect, solves the issue.

1. Wireless Charging Adapters

This ultra thin wireless charging adapter is the perfect way to add wireless charging to the Samsung Galaxy A20e. With it’s premium build-quality and coil placement, set-up is extremely quick and easy, just plug the adapter into your Galaxy A20e’s USB-C port, tuck it around the back of your phone and you’re good to go! The adapter has also been designed is to be extremely thin and case compatible, allowing it to work with the majority of A20e cases.

Even though the video above is for a different device, the same process applies for adding wireless charging to your Galaxy A20e.

2. Wireless Charging Cases

Popular handsets without wireless charging as standard, are often accompanied by official wireless charging compatible cases that covert the phone and bring it up to modern day standards. Unfortunately it seems as though Samsung has forgotten about this with the A40, leaving it with very few official cases and at present no wireless charging options that feature the adapter built-in. We’ll keep our eyes out for any official or third party cases that might facilitate this feature and update the article accordingly.

3. Wireless Charging Pads

Now that you’ve upgraded your Galaxy A20e with wireless charging, you’ll be in need of a wireless charging pad. 

There’s an abundance of wireless chargers available from various manufactures, however one of our favourites is the Slim 10W 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.

Additionally, wireless charging isn’t just limited to charging pads, as there are also wireless charging car holders and wireless charging power banks available, meaning you can really make use of this latest technological advancement.

Wrapping Up

Thanks for reading this article on how to add wireless charging to the Samsung Galaxy A20e. We hope that you found this useful and any questions you may have had about wireless charging for the A20e have been answered. Although if you do have any further questions, please leave a comment below and we’ll get back to you.

Does the Samsung Galaxy A20 have wireless charging? Unfortunately not, however A20 owner’s need not to worry, as this simple and more importantly cost effect, solves the issue.

1. Wireless Charging Adapters

This ultra thin wireless charging adapter is the perfect way to add wireless charging to the Samsung Galaxy A20. With it’s premium build-quality and coil placement, set-up is extremely quick and easy, just plug the adapter into your Galaxy A20’s USB-C port, tuck it around the back of your phone and you’re good to go! The adapter has also been designed is to be extremely thin and case compatible, allowing it to work with the majority of A20 cases.

Even though the video above is for a different device, the same process applies for adding wireless charging to your Galaxy A20.

2. Wireless Charging Cases

Popular handsets without wireless charging as standard, are often accompanied by official wireless charging compatible cases that covert the phone and bring it up to modern day standards. Unfortunately it seems as though Samsung has forgotten about this with the A20, leaving it without any official cases, let alone any with wireless charging options that feature the adapter built-in. We’ll keep our eyes out for any official or third party cases that might facilitate this feature and update the article accordingly. However if you’re in the market for a new case, there’s plenty of cases which work with wireless charging.

3. Wireless Charging Pads

Now that you’ve upgraded your Galaxy A20 with wireless charging, you’ll be in need of a wireless charging pad. 

There’s an abundance of wireless chargers available from various manufactures, however one of our favourites is the Slim 10W 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.

Additionally, wireless charging isn’t just limited to charging pads, as there are also wireless charging car holders and wireless charging power banks available, meaning you can really make use of this latest technological advancement.

Wrapping Up

Thanks for reading this article on how to add wireless charging to the Samsung Galaxy A20. We hope that you found this useful and any questions you may have had about wireless charging for the A20 have been answered. Although if you do have any further questions, please leave a comment below and we’ll get back to you.

Does the Samsung Galaxy A30s have wireless charging? Unfortunately not, as Samsung left this feature out from factory, however A30s owner’s need not to worry, as this quick and easy solution, solves the problem.

1. Wireless Charging Adapters

This ultra thin wireless charging adapter is the perfect way to add wireless charging to the Samsung Galaxy A30s. With it’s premium build-quality and coil placement, set-up is extremely quick and easy, just plug the adapter into your Galaxy A30s’s USB-C port, tuck it around the back of your phone and you’re good to go! The adapter has also been designed is to be extremely thin and case compatible, allowing it to work with most cases on the market.

Even though the video above is for a different device, the same process applies for adding wireless charging to your Galaxy A30s.

2. Wireless Charging Cases

Popular handsets without wireless charging as standard, are often accompanied by official wireless charging compatible cases that covert the phone and bring it up to modern day standards. Unfortunately it seems as though Samsung has forgotten about this with the A30s, leaving it with very few official cases and at present no wireless charging options that feature the adapter built-in. We’ll keep our eyes out for any official or third party cases that might facilitate this feature and update the article accordingly.

3. Wireless Charging Pads

Now that you’ve upgraded your Galaxy A30s with wireless charging, you’ll be in need of a wireless charging pad. 

There’s an abundance of wireless chargers available from various manufactures, however one of our favourites is the Slim 10W 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.

Additionally, wireless charging isn’t just limited to charging pads, as there are also wireless charging car holders and wireless charging power banks available, meaning you can really make use of this latest technological advancement.

Wrapping Up

Thanks for reading this article on how to add wireless charging to the Samsung Galaxy A30s. We hope that you found this useful and any questions you may have had about wireless charging for the A30s have been answered. Although if you do have any further questions, please leave a comment below and we’ll get back to you.

Unfortunately the Samsung Galaxy A30 doesn’t come with wireless charging built-in from factory. However, not to worry A30 owners, as this Samsung phone can be equipped with latest charging technology quickly, easily and most importantly cost effectively.

1. Wireless Charging Adapters

This ultra thin wireless charging adapter is the perfect way to add wireless charging to the Samsung Galaxy A30. With it’s premium build-quality and coil placement, set-up is extremely quick and easy, simply plug the adapter into your Galaxy A30’s USB-C port, tuck it around the back of your phone and it’s ready! With it’s extremely thin construction and case compatible design, this Qi wireless adapter works with the majority of A30 cases and covers.

Even though the video above is for a different device, the same process applies for adding wireless charging to your Galaxy A30.

2. Wireless Charging Cases

Popular handsets without wireless charging as standard, are often accompanied by official wireless charging compatible cases that covert the phone and bring it up to modern day standards. Unfortunately it seems as though Samsung has forgotten about this with the A30, leaving it without any official cases and at present, let alone a case with wireless charging options that feature the adapter built-in. We’ll keep our eyes out for any official or third party cases that might facilitate this feature and update the article accordingly.

3. Wireless Charging Pads

Now that you’ve upgraded your Galaxy A30 with wireless charging, you’ll be in need of a wireless charging pad. 

There’s an abundance of wireless chargers available from various manufactures, however one of our favourites is the Slim 10W 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.

Additionally, wireless charging isn’t just limited to charging pads, as there are also wireless charging car holders and wireless charging power banks available, meaning you can really make use of this latest technological advancement.

Wrapping Up

Thanks for reading this article on how to add wireless charging to the Samsung Galaxy A30. We hope that you found this useful and any questions you may have had about wireless charging for the A30 have been answered. Although if you do have any further questions, please leave a comment below and we’ll get back to you.

Does the Samsung Galaxy A40 have wireless charging? Unfortunately not, however A40 owner’s need not to worry, as this quick and easy solution, solves the issue.

1. Wireless Charging Adapters

This ultra thin wireless charging adapter is the perfect way to add wireless charging to the Samsung Galaxy A40. With it’s premium build-quality and coil placement, set-up is extremely quick and easy, just plug the adapter into your Galaxy A40’s USB-C port, tuck it around the back of your phone and you’re good to go! The adapter has also been designed is to be extremely thin and case compatible, allowing it to work with most cases on the market.

Even though the video above is for a different device, the same process applies for adding wireless charging to your Galaxy A40.

2. Wireless Charging Cases

Popular handsets without wireless charging as standard, are often accompanied by official wireless charging compatible cases that covert the phone and bring it up to modern day standards. Unfortunately it seems as though Samsung has forgotten about this with the A40, leaving it with very few official cases and at present no wireless charging options that feature the adapter built-in. We’ll keep our eyes out for any official or third party cases that might facilitate this feature and update the article accordingly.

3. Wireless Charging Pads

Now that you’ve upgraded your Galaxy A40 with wireless charging, you’ll be in need of a wireless charging pad. 

There’s an abundance of wireless chargers available from various manufactures, however one of our favourites is the Slim 10W 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.

Additionally, wireless charging isn’t just limited to charging pads, as there are also wireless charging car holders and wireless charging power banks available, meaning you can really make use of this latest technological advancement.

Wrapping Up

Thanks for reading this article on how to add wireless charging to the Samsung Galaxy A40. We hope that you found this useful and any questions you may have had about wireless charging for the A40 have been answered. Although if you do have any further questions, please leave a comment below and we’ll get back to you.

Samsung released the Galaxy A60 without a key feature; wireless charging. However A60 customers need not to worry as we’ve found a cost effective and simple solution for adding wireless charging to the Samsung Galaxy A60.

1. Wireless Charging Adapters

This ultra thin wireless charging adapter is the perfect way to add wireless charging to the Samsung Galaxy A60. With it’s premium build-quality and coil placement, set-up is extremely quick and easy, just plug the adapter into your Galaxy A60’s USB-C port, tuck it around the back of your phone and you’re good to go! The adapter has also been designed is to be extremely thin and case compatible, allowing it to work with most cases on the market.

Even though the video above is for a different device, the same process applies for adding wireless charging to your Galaxy A60.

2. Wireless Charging Cases

Popular handsets without wireless charging as standard, are often accompanied by official wireless charging compatible cases that covert the phone and bring it up to modern day standards. Unfortunately it seems as though Samsung has forgotten about this with the A60, leaving it with very few official cases and at present no wireless charging options that feature the adapter built-in. We’ll keep our eyes out for any official or third party cases that might facilitate this feature and update the article accordingly.

3. Wireless Charging Pads

Now that you’ve upgraded your Galaxy A60 with wireless charging, you’ll be in need of a wireless charging pad. 

There’s an abundance of wireless chargers available from various manufactures, however one of our favourites is the Slim 10W 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.

Additionally, wireless charging isn’t just limited to charging pads, as there are also wireless charging car holders and wireless charging power banks available, meaning you can really make use of this latest technological advancement.

Wrapping Up

Thanks for reading this article on how to add wireless charging to the Samsung Galaxy A60. We hope that you found this useful and any questions you may have had about wireless charging for the A60 have been answered. Although if you do have any further questions, please leave a comment below and we’ll get back to you.

We’ve searched through hundreds of case options to bring you our top selection of Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra cases. Featuring official Samsung, smart notification, tough and slim cases, this line-up is sure to help you track down your perfect Samsung S20 Ultra case.

1. Official Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra LED View Cover Case

Offering amazing protection and smart functionality, the LED View cover from Samsung is easily one of the best cases around for the S20 Ultra. The full coverage provided ensures that your phone’s back, sides and screen stay well guarded, while the extremely smart notifications displayed through the front cover offer an ideal way to keep you informed without the need to directly interact with your phone. However interaction is possible should you wish, with the case allowing you to accept and reject incoming calls for example.

2. UAG Plasma Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra Protective Case

A fantastic hybrid of style and protection, the Plasma series has been a long standing favourite within the UAG range and its clear to see why! The clear textured back, framed with protective bumpers ensure that your S20 Ultra stays looking sharp, while the case allows Samsung’s stunning design to shine through.

3. Official Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra Protective Standing Cover

Another official case in our line, but a much sturdier option than any other Samsung manufacturer, the Protective Standing cover really lives up to its name by providing solid and durable protection, while also encompassing an integrated kick-stand for convenient media viewing no matter where you find yourself.

4. Olixar Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra Soft Silicone Case

Made from smooth silicone and available in a range of sophisticated colour options, the Soft Silicone range from Olixar deliver a great in-hand feel and don’t add much bulk at all. The only downside to this is that protection is somewhat limited to just scratches and scrapes, but for those who don’t drop their phone regularly this should be enough.

5. Spigen Neo Hybrid Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra Case

A classic design that continues to look extremely sharp, the Neo Hybrid has been a staple of the Spigen range for many a year now and its clear to see why. The combination of a textured TPU back and metallic polycarbonate frame combine perfectly to create a striking look that also provides a solid level of protection for your S20 Ultra.

Wrapping Up

Thank you for reading our round-up of the best cases and covers available for the Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra. We hope you found it helpful and that you may have found your perfect S20 Ultra case. If you have any questions please ask away in the comments below.

Unfortunately the Samsung Galaxy A51 does’t come with built-in wireless charging, however we’ve found a simple and cost-effective solution to overcome this.

1. Wireless Charging Adapters

This cost effective option is the perfect way to add wireless charging to the Galaxy A51. With it’s premium build-quality and coil placement, this wireless Qi adapter avoids the need to replace your back cover or case. Set-up is extremely simple, just plug the adapter into your Galaxy A51’s USB-C port, tuck it around the back of your phone and you’re good to go! Additionally, the adapter is case compatible and works with the majority of cases too, meaning you have the added benefit of protection. What’s more, if you choose to upgrade to another phone without wireless charging at any point, then it’s likely the adapter will work with that phone too.

2. Wireless Charging Cases

Popular handsets without wireless charging as standard, are often accompanied by official wireless charging compatible cases that covert the phone and bring it up to modern day standards. Unfortunately it seems as though Samsung has forgotten about this with the A51, leaving it with very few official cases and at present no wireless charging options that feature the adapter built-in. We’ll keep our eyes out for any official or third party cases that might facilitate this feature and update the article accordingly.

3. Wireless Charging Pads

Now that you’ve upgraded your Galaxy A51 with wireless charging, you’ll be in need of a wireless charging pad. 

There’s an abundance of wireless chargers available from various manufactures, however one of our favourites is the Slim 10W 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.

Additionally, wireless charging isn’t just limited to pads, as there are also wireless charging car holders and wireless charging power banks available, meaning you can really make use of this latest technological advancement.

Wrapping Up

Thanks for reading this article on how to add wireless charging to the Samsung Galaxy A51. We hope that you found this useful and any questions you may have had about wireless charging for the A51  have been answered. Although if you do have any further questions, please leave a comment below and we’ll get back to you.