It seems you can order the mophie from best buy now. Might buy it from Best Buy to get the reward points. https://www.bestbuy.com/site/mophie-wireless-charging-base-black/6083574.p?skuId=6083574
As of the current beta, it supports third party fast wireless chargers.I am a bit confused.
I read that wireless fast charge will be enabled in iOS 11.2 or something. But will it only support Apple's certified wireless chargers or any 3rd Party Wireless chargers as well?
I saw this wireless charger from Spigen at a store and it looks nice. It has 2 coils and supports fast charging at 9V.
https://www.spigen.com/collections/qi-charging/products/f303w-wireless-fast-charger
Will it be supported after the new iOS update?
Ya but that’s not what this discussion is about, even though that keeps getting repeated in this thread. Most of us get it, if I need a real fast charge, I’ll hook up my iPad charger. The focus on this thread is fast wireless charging, even though 5w to 7.5w isn’t a huge leap.In my case, no thank you. I can get a real Apple 12 W 2.4 A charger for under US$20 and it will still charge my upcoming iPhone 8 (256 GB Silver) way faster than trying to charge it on a Qi charging pad.
Best Buy is doing 25% off 3 or more select mobile accessories for those looking to purchase multiple chargers (or a combo of chargers and cases).
They have the blue Samsung Wireless Charging pad on sale for $25. 3 comes out to 56.25 (18.75 each) plus tax. Unfortunately they limited it to 1 per customer online. Not sure if the same limit applies in store.
Where did you hear that Apple is going to increase wireless charging to 15W?I'll buy a cheap one, and then I'll reconsider it when Apple is doing 15 watts.
I got this delivered earlier today from Amazon. It's quite strange....when I plugged it in with my 5W iPhone adapter, the charging was going on and off and on and off every 10 seconds or so. I thought something was wrong with the adapter and so used it with another 5W iPhone adapter...the same thing happened. Then I plugged it in to my laptop and it charged fine. Then I tried it with the 12W iPad adapter and it charges fine.Does anyone have the Baseus wireless charger: https://www.amazon.com/Baseus-Wirel...076DBMHJS/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_product_top?ie=UTF8
Any thoughts or comments? Is it 7.5W compatible?
There's one comment on there that the charger melted when charging overnight (!?)
Tried my Nokia DT-601 charger yesterday. £10 from Amazon UK and it includes the AC adapter too. Only 5W but very small and discreet - went for the white one.
Charged my phone fine overnight, and I was using Sleep Cycle as well with the screen turned off. I only noticed this morning that the charger has a tiny white LED but it is very dim and didn't disturb me at all (I like my room really dark when sleeping).
For that price I might get one for the office too, but honestly the battery life is good enough so far that I might not need it.
I got this delivered earlier today from Amazon. It's quite strange....when I plugged it in with my 5W iPhone adapter, the charging was going on and off and on and off every 10 seconds or so. I thought something was wrong with the adapter and so used it with another 5W iPhone adapter...the same thing happened. Then I plugged it in to my laptop and it charged fine. Then I tried it with the 12W iPad adapter and it charges fine.
I'm draining my iPhone battery to zero right now. I'll use the 12W adapter later and see whether fast-charging works.
Note: All the adapters are original Apple ones.
Ah, ok! May I ask the reason? The accompanying manuals were all in Chinese....So I couldn't read about this anywhere. But for what it's worth, it took the same amount of time to charge the phone from 0 to 100 as it took with a 5W adapter with another wireless charger I have (around 3 hrs)You should not use the 5w adapters.
Ah, ok! May I ask the reason? The accompanying manuals were all in Chinese....So I couldn't read about this anywhere. But for what it's worth, it took the same amount of time to charge the phone from 0 to 100 as it took with a 5W adapter with another wireless charger I have (around 3 hrs)
Fast Charge Mode compatible devices Include: Samsung Galaxy Note 5, Note 7, S7/S7edge, and S6 edge+
Does anyone know if this Anker Qi charger is capable of delivering 7.5W to the iPhone X?
https://www.amazon.com/Anker-Wireless-Charging-Provides-Fast-Charging/dp/B01KJL4XNY)
According to the spec sheet, yes.
This depends on:
Apple update
Wall charger with 2.0A min output
Where is this spec sheet?
That's great news!
I already have 10W (2.1A) and 12W (2.4A) iPad chargers that I can use since the little plug that comes with the X is only 5W (1A)
From the description in the link. It says 10W output.
Your iPad chargers are good!
Gotcha, thanks! So when it says Fast Charge is only available on those non-iPhones, that is talking about 10W correct? Since the max wireless iPhone charge is going to be 7.5W with the next update
I think the most important thing we can all learn from this thread, if confirmed, is that the iPad 10W and 12W chargers, i.e., all iPad Chargers, can be the AC adapters for ANY Fast Charge QI wireless charger. We likely do NOT have to run out buying these inexpensive, or potentially not reputable, AC adapters just to fit the bill.