Wireless charging
Benefits: you don’t have to plug it in.
Drawbacks: slower charging than cable, you have to position it correctly otherwise you wake up to a dead phone, you need a phone back material that the inductive charging will work through, commonly glass, A bit smashy.
Benefits: you don’t have to plug it in.
Drawbacks: slower charging than cable, you have to position it correctly otherwise you wake up to a dead phone, you need a phone back material that the inductive charging will work through, commonly glass, A bit smashy.
Drawbacks continued: you need space for a wireless charging pad on the desk opposed to just a cable that can charge anywhere, which leads to my next point... charging in your hand as you use it, not reasonably possible.
Drawbacks continued further: you have to make sure your phone case is compatible if you choose to use one, also make sure the surface is level, because if your phone is on vibrate, it can Mariokart skid itself off the pad if somebody calls.
So yeh, wireless charging is WACK!
As I said already, the ONLY sensible iteration would be if it was the only option to charge an IP68/IP69K 100% Sealed waterproof device. Otherwise WACK! DEAD. MOVE. DUSSOUT. BUN DAT. TEAR. BLURT.
As I said already, the ONLY sensible iteration would be if it was the only option to charge an IP68/IP69K 100% Sealed waterproof device. Otherwise WACK! DEAD. MOVE. DUSSOUT. BUN DAT. TEAR. BLURT.
