Wireless charging is widely available on Apple devices. IPhone (from 8 and X onwards) and AirPods (in case of wireless charging or Pro) They can charge your battery wirelessly using the Qi base that works, such as the Apple Watch also gaining power.
Apple had big plans for its wireless charging base, airpower. He came to present to the public, and put the picture in the boxes for the first units of the new AirPods. However, it has never been sold for not meeting company standards.
In the market we find several foundations that may leave you in the position, such as AirUnleashed, which is very similar in design, or at the NOMAD Base station. The Zens-based company developed Liberty, which owns its own wireless charging station that seeks to attract the attention of users who wanted Apple AirPower. And even though nothing else changes, The concept is very similar to Apple's.
16 coils to give 30W output
On the Zens website they are pleased to announce that it is the first wireless charging center to meet 16 coils with no base to recharge the device's battery. The manufacturer claims that most bases have a single coil at the center of each loading point, so the user has to position the equipment properly to rebuild it.
Zens Liberty may also be issued up to two devices at the same time. This is one of the key differences regarding AirPower, because Apple's proposal, in theory, allowed three devices at the same time. If you want to connect to, for example, the Apple Watch, Zen recommends buying stick of a smart clock charger to plug it into an additional USB-A port. Satechi has the same accessory.
Offers a Top output power of 30W, and is compatible with the fast charging of Apple and Samsung, which is the mat responsible for automatically controlling the power delivered to each device. There are two models of Liberty: the cheapest one costs 139.99 euros, while the special glass-finish version is available for 179,99 euros.
