Alex Ruben
How to Use Power Sharing on Samsung Galaxy S25 to Charge iPhone
This guide will walk you through the process of using the Power Sharing feature available on your Samsung Galaxy S25, S25+, and S25 Ultra. With this feature, you can easily charge your iPhone on the go, thanks to Samsung’s innovative technology. Follow these steps to learn how to activate Power Sharing and keep your devices powered up.
Step 1: Enable Power Sharing
Before you can use Power Sharing, you need to enable the feature on your Samsung Galaxy S25. Here’s how:
- Swipe down from the top of your screen to open the notification panel.
- Look for the Power Share icon (it resembles two arrows in a circle).
- If you don’t see it, swipe left to access more icons or tap the Edit icon to add it to your quick settings.
- Once you locate the icon, tap on it to enable Power Sharing.
Step 2: Prepare Your Device for Charging
Now that Power Sharing is enabled, it’s time to prepare your Samsung device:
- Ensure your Galaxy S25 is sufficiently charged, ideally above 30% to allow for optimal charging of other devices.
- Get your iPhone ready for charging. Make sure it is turned off or in standby mode to facilitate quicker charging.
- Using a compatible charging cable, connect one end to your iPhone and the other end to your Galaxy S25. You can also simply place the devices back-to-back if both support wireless charging.
Step 3: Start Power Sharing
With both devices prepared, start the process:
- After connecting, your Galaxy S25 will automatically detect the iPhone and start sharing its battery.
- Watch for notifications on your Galaxy S25 confirming that charging has started.
Step 4: Monitor Charging Status
Keep an eye on the charging status to ensure everything is working correctly:
- On your Galaxy S25, you can check the battery percentage in the notification area.
- For your iPhone, the charging indicator on the screen will show if it is charging properly.
Step 5: Disable Power Sharing (Optional)
Once your iPhone is charged to your satisfaction, you can disable Power Sharing:
- Go back to the notification panel and tap the Power Share icon again to turn it off.
Extra Tips & Common Issues
Here are some additional tips and common issues you might encounter:
- Ensure both devices are compatible with Power Sharing. Not all devices will charge wirelessly.
- If Power Sharing doesn’t activate, try restarting both devices.
- Charge in a cooler environment, as heat can affect the charging efficiency.
Conclusion
Using Power Sharing on your Samsung Galaxy S25 is straightforward and an incredibly useful feature. By following these steps, you can ensure that your iPhone stays charged while you’re on the go. For more helpful guides on utilizing your Samsung device’s features, check out our additional tutorials.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I charge multiple devices at once using Power Sharing?
Yes, you can charge multiple devices as long as your Samsung Galaxy S25 has enough battery life to support them.
Does Power Sharing work with all iPhone models?
Power Sharing typically works with most modern iPhone models that support wireless charging.
How long does it take to charge an iPhone using Power Sharing?
The charging time varies based on the remaining battery percentage of your Galaxy S25 and the battery capacity of the iPhone.
