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What are the benefits of wireless charging?
One of the things we hear the most after consumers use Qi wireless charging for the first time is, “it’s so simple” or “how did I go without wireless charging before?” Most people don’t realize the convenience of wireless charging until they use it throughout their daily life. Have you ever expe...Read more -
What is the production process of wireless charger?
With Apple’s company use of wireless charging technology on the iPhone 8, it is ignited the entire industry. As an ordinary consumer, in addition to using wireless chargers every day, do you know how does wireless charger be manufactured? Now we are taking the processing process of a wire...Read more -
How to choose the 2021 wireless charger? Which phones does the wireless charger support?
Nowadays, there are more and more wireless fast charging. For friends who want to choose wireless chargers, but those who don’t know about wireless chargers clearly, they will be very annoyed. Because they don’t know how to choose a better wireless charger for themself. (If you want to choose you...Read more -
CAN I CHARGE THE PHONE AND WATCH AT THE SAME TIME?
This depends on the charger. Some have two or three pads for multiple devices, but most have just one and can only charge a single phone at a time. We have 2 in 1 and 3 in 1 device to charge the phone, watch and TWS earphone at the same time.Read more -
CAN I USE A WIRELESS PHONE CHARGER IN THE CAR?
If your car doesn’t come with wireless charging already built in, you simply need to install a wireless charging device inside your vehicle. There’s a wide range of designs and specifications, from the standard flat pads to cradles, mounts and even chargers designed to fit a cup holder.Read more -
IS WIRELESS CHARGING BAD FOR MY PHONE BATTERY?
All rechargeable batteries begin to degrade after a certain number of charge cycles. A charge cycle is the number of times the battery is used to capacity, whether: fully charged then drained completely partially charged then drained by the same amount (e.g. charged to 50% then drained by 50%) ...Read more