Jason Cross, Macworld:
Wireless charging isn’t always a great substitute for plugging in, but it’s a very convenient way to keep your phone topped off through most of the day. A wireless charger on your desk means no more plugging and unplugging throughout the day and a full charge when you head home from work. A wireless charger next to your bed makes it easy to grab and go in the morning, or just pick up your phone to “check one thing” without fussing with the lightning cable.
We’ve tested a big heap of wireless chargers, and these are some of our favorites.
Be sure to check out the second page, which talks about competing standards (iPhones only support Qi), 5W vs. 7.5W performance, and more.
Of course, you can wait for Apple’s announced AirPower charger. All we know about the ship date is “2018”.
The competition has caved. Even they support Qi (“chee”) now. No more HDdvd vs Blu ray, or VHS vs Betamax. Apple, with the iPhone 8 and X, pushed the competing standard supporter to go with Qi.
What remains of Macworld’s once-great product testing capabilities? Were I looking for one of these devices, I’d sooner read The Wirecutter’s overview instead.
They sold off their testing lab years ago. 🙁
I’d say we’re done here, then.
is that good or bad?
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