Wireless charging is not meant to replace your wire. It's meant to assist you in using the wire less often.
Many use the wireless charger at their bedside, which is OK. However, the best use (IMHO) is at a workspace where you spend significant amounts of time. I prefer one that has the device sitting more upright, not fully reclined...
You are working on your computer and you plonk the phone down on the wireless charger. It starts charging and you start working. Something comes up. An alert, an alarm, you need to look something up on the device. It's at a comfortable viewing angle. Do what you need to without interrupting the charge and then go back to work. If you need to pick the phone up, pick it up; walk around, pace, leave for a minute and get a snack - whatever. Just plonk 'er back down again to charge.
It keeps you charging and/or topping up at times when you aren't using the phone anyway. It also keeps the device handy to use. Better than in your pocket and if you get a charger that doubles as a stand, you don't always have to disrupt the charging to use the phone.
Now you are less often "hitting the cord" and being held to one area by it. Used properly, it frees you from ever needing to be plugged in except at night, or in the car for nav.
I learned this (and got spoiled by it) from using a Palm TouchStone.
Here's the Qi charger I have for my 1520.3:
Stick on Hemispheric Shape Mobile Qi Wireless Charger Charging Pad w USB Cable | eBay
Good grip, good display angle, good charge even through my TPU case... Note that it requires a charger head. I use a generic 2A as the Input states 1.8A.