I'm sure this discussion would be better suited with the bigger wireless charging thread that was already started, as many of the answers to the OP's question had an already great discussion going on. For me personally, just to re-iterate my intrigue by wireless charging, there are 3 reasons I've found wireless charging to be something that would add convenience to my life:
1) Use at work
- At work, I have a lot of extra charging options, but I don't necessarily need to charge the phone with a connected wire. The "slower" charging rates, using qi wireless charging, allows me to place my phone down while working and pick it up freely when a message comes through and I want to check it. Having to contiually plug the charger back in and out would be a pain for that purpose.
2) Use at home
- At night, I'm always a little hesitant to leave the phone plugged in. Since the wireless charger is a slower rate, I can leave it on the charging pad over night, wake up to my alarm and grab my phone to turn the alarm off, without worrying about the chord getting in the way.
3) In the car
- I just purchased a Qi Wireless charging car dock. Just to give a back story, I've been used to having a "dock and go" car dock, since my days with the EVO, where I could plug my phone in and just start driving. The dock I had for my EVO and my Motorola Photon were "dock and go" setups, so I never needed to plug in the charger. That said, Samsung stopped creating those types of car docks last year, which meant my needing to find a dock that might provide a "similar" experience. I purchased a Kidigi car mount (which I'm also currently using for the Note 3). While I like the mount a lot and it serves its purpose, it's still somewhat of a pain placing the microUSB charger into the socket, whenever I feel I need to keep the phone charged. It wasn't an issue with the Note 2, simply because of the 3100mah battery. Same goes for the Note 3. That said, now that I have a Qi wireless charging car dock, it allows for a "dock and go" experience. Unfortunately, the dock shipped so quickly that I haven't even received my Qi receiver pad yet, to test out the wireless charging.