Rita El Khuri / Android Authority
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- The WPC has now officially branded its new high -speed wireless charging system as QI -25W.
- We have just seen that some of the first 25W-cooperative accessories get their certification.
- The WPC says “Major Android smartphones” will use this standard, but we are still waiting to hear who will be involved.
Due to a better word lack, charging wireless on Android is dirty. Although the Android Wireless was initially at the charging party, Apple has developed everyone to tell everyone how to work with a megaof system without it. Meanwhile, on the Android side of the fence, we often get stuck using ed on megasaf cases or adapters, and when some manufacturers offer their high -speed wireless solution, they are proprietary and weird to use on their own. Of course theree is to make a better view?
Today we get a glow of hope along with this line, as wireless power consortium shares its latest charging standard word: Qi2 25W.
It is officially QI V2.2.1, but as you can tell from the selected branding, the name of the game here is auxiliary for charging 25W. Qi initially supported only one inspection 5W. QI 2 collided with a more viable 15W, but we were promised that the faster performance was also below the pike. Now Q2 25W is only arriving to make a good make of it.
It’s a difficult thing, and really, we’re asking two different questions here: When will we see the release of Android phones that support Q2 25W charging? And will he support hardware locally magnetic attachment, or will Android users find themselves once again buying the right cases to charge their phone?
We may get some answers to you soon, as we have already stated that Google’s new “Pixelzop” accessories for the next Pixel 10 series. These magnetic and support will be Qi 2.2, so they can be the best platform for introducing Q2 25W support to Android audience. He said, if we only find 15W solutions, don’t be surprised.
Whether it’s from Google and Pixel 10 series, or from our other favorite Android manufacturers, we are eagerly looking forward to testing Q25W in action for ourselves.
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