Wireless Charger Manufacturers

As the popularity of wireless charging increases, new mobile devices launched in recent years are also now supporting wireless charging. But what are the principles and advantages behind a wireless charger? What should you be aware of before buying one?

Wireless charging uses a non-contact medium to transmit power over a distance via metal coils and receivers to provide power to a device.
The dominant wireless charging standard is the Qi standard developed by the Wireless Power Consortium (WPC) widely recognized by the industry. It is a short-range, low-power wireless inductive power transmission interconnection standard that can be applied to mobile devices such as smartphones. It is a convenient wireless charging method for users.

Compared to conventional wired charging, wireless charging is comparatively slower and less efficient. However, wireless charging offers the following advantages over traditional charging methods.