FS: Others iPhone/AirPods (Qi) + Apple Watch Foldable Pocket Wireless Charger

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Expected Price (Rs)
1500
Shipping from
Mumbai
Item Condition
Packed Brand New
Payment Options
  1. Bank Transfer
Purchase Date
May 15, 2022
Shipping Charges
Included in cost
Have you provided two pics?
  1. Yes
Remaining Warranty Period
NA
Invoice Available?
No
Reason for Sale
Using alternatives
This is a Chinese OEM product that costs around $20, so selling it around that price considering it has been used only once and is tested.

Supports Qi charging for the iPhone (and others) at 15W and AirPods at 3W. Also, has a raisable Apple Watch charger at 2W.

Connects with a Type-C cable that is included.

Had purchased this as a travel companion that fits in the pocket, should I forget the Apple Watch charger and to have something that I can use with only a Type-C cable.
 

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FWIW, the "phone" charging is specified as 5/7.5/10/15W, the "earphone" charging is mentioned as 3W on the charger and 5W on the box whereas the Apple Watch charging is mentioned as 2W.
 
Supports Qi charging for the iPhone (and others) at 15W and AirPods at 3W. Also, has a raisable Apple Watch charger at 2W.
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Can you confirm that iPhone can be charged at 15W? AFAIK, only licensed accessories can charge at 15W (such as few ones from Belkin apart from Apple) while compatible would only do 7W
 
manish.sanil said:
Can you confirm that iPhone can be charged at 15W? AFAIK, only licensed accessories can charge at 15W (such as few ones from Belkin apart from Apple) while compatible would only do 7W
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It is the Qi charging specification for this charger, so it can go to 15W in general for Qi devices but this is likely to be limited to 7.5W that Apple allows for third-party chargers. Used it only once but it charges at the same speed as a non-certified MagSafe charger that I use.

Edit: It seems that only Apple's own charger with iPhone 13 goes up to 15W and in all other cases it is limited to 7.5W or even 5W.
In terms of charging speed, you’re looking at up to 7.5W for fast wireless charging, and 5W for standard charging. There’s one exception though and that’s Apple’s MagSafe charger. If you own an iPhone 13 series phone, MagSafe enables speeds up to 15W for even faster wireless charging. Currently, only Apple’s first-party charger can do 15W. Other third-party MagSafe chargers are still limited to 7.5W. And older iPhones will have the same 7.5W restriction, even with Apple’s first-party charger
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Item has been received but @gREen will have to respond to this thread for feedback, so can be closed after that. He mentioned that he is likely to do so on Monday.
 
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