Wireless Charging Exposed!

The World's Fastest Wireless Charging Smartphone →
It may be hard to believe, since its wireless charging power is only 7.5W, but I can see why people believe an iPhone wirelessly charges faster than other higher-power charging phones.

Qi, the Not-so-Standard, Standard →
There was a time in the early years of wireless charging when Qi* was only a 5W standard, officially referred to as the baseline power profile (BPP). All phone chargers...

It’s All About Heat...Well Mostly →
There is only one thing that a phone manufacturer can do to maximize the wireless charging rate of a Qi compatible phone. They need to minimize the heating of both...

When Watts Don’t Equal Watts →
The takeaway from my research is that one should ignore wireless charging power numbers listed on a box or in marketing literature. In my opinion, it means essentially nothing.