Apple’s AirPower charging station was canceled in 2019 before it even hit stores after several months of waiting, rumors, delays and intrigue behind this new Apple device. This crushed many people as we expected a great accessory that would charge up to three devices simultaneously. As well, Tesla, for its part, is now launching a Qi charger with the same idea as AirPower, since it can also wirelessly charge multiple devices at the same time.
Tesla’s wireless charger has an angular, metallic design that the company says is inspired by the Cybertruck. Provides up to 15W fast charging power per device, and You can charge up to three devices simultaneously.
Like AirPower, Tesla’s new Qi charger incorporates “FreePower” technology, which allows devices to be placed anywhere on its surface No need for precise alignment. We must bear in mind that this charging base will not work for apple watchsomething that AirPower was supposed to fulfill.
Inspired by Cybertruck’s angular design and metallic styling, our wireless charger delivers 15W of fast-charging power per device for up to three devices simultaneously. Its sleek design consists of an aluminum casing, premium velor surface, and a detachable magnetic stand that lets you position the charger horizontally or at an angle for better viewing.
A video available on Tesla’s website shows that the wireless charger it has 30 coils lined up in a layout very similar to what Apple was working on for AirPower. For this year 2019, Apple canceled its AirPower because “it was not going to meet the quality standards” of the company, which was later learned to be due to overheating which Apple failed to control. mitigate.
We still don’t know if Tesla engineers found a way to fix the problems Apple was facing.. But if you want to experience it for yourself, the new wireless charger is now available for reservation on Tesla’s online store. The tycoon’s company points out that the first units will be shipped in February 2023, so they won’t arrive for this Christmas.
Finally and in terms of specifications, Tesla’s wireless charging pad comes with an integrated USB-C cable and a 65W USB-C adapter, plus a removable and adjustable magnetic stand to put it in place flat or angled shape for a better view of the device.
