Wireless Reverse Charging

What Wireless Reverse Charging does

Wireless Reverse Charging is a small utility for checking and demonstrating whether a phone can share power wirelessly with another compatible device. It suits users who want a straightforward way to explore reverse charging without digging through system settings, as well as developers, testers, and hardware enthusiasts working in the Libraries & Demo category.

Useful for hardware checks

The app focuses on the phone’s wireless charging hardware rather than acting as a general battery manager. It can help identify whether the device supports reverse wireless charging, then provides a simple route for testing the power-sharing function. The physical position of the two devices still matters, so the app is most useful when you are testing a handset known or suspected to include the required charging coil and support.

• Checks whether compatible reverse charging hardware is available.
• Helps demonstrate wireless power transfer between devices.
• Keeps the interface focused on testing instead of adding unrelated tools.

What to expect

This is a practical demo utility, not a detailed power-monitoring suite. It does not replace the need for compatible hardware, and its usefulness will vary considerably between phones. Devices without the necessary reverse-charging support may have little to gain from it. Because the transfer depends on coil alignment and the physical limits of the handset, results can also depend on how the devices are placed.

Ratings and availability

Wireless Reverse Charging is published by Masivapp and has a 3.9 rating from 5,032 reviews. With 500,000+ installs, it has found an audience among people checking whether their phones can share power wirelessly. If your device includes reverse wireless charging, this is a concise way to test that capability; otherwise, it is likely to remain a limited demonstration.