Samsung's new wireless charger has two fast wireless charging pads

Final updated: July 21st, 2018 at 22:03 UTC+01:00

Samsung is gear up to unveil a new wireless charger with the Galaxy Note ix. This charger was certified by the FCC final month, hinting at back up for faster wireless charging speeds than Samsung'southward current fast wireless chargers. That was thanks to the college input power rating mentioned in the FCC documents, but it looks similar support for fast charging two devices wirelessly at the same time is the reason the new charger will draw in more voltage and current, not for offering faster charging speeds.

Two fast charging wireless pads

An image of the new charger's box reveals that information technology will exist called Wireless Charger Duo. At that place will exist two charging pads on it, one standing at an angle and one lying horizontally. Equally mentioned on the side of the box, both pads will support fast wireless charging at the same time, and the horizontal pad will as well be able to charge the upcoming Milky way Picket. Information technology's clearly a take on the Apple AirPower wireless charging pad, which can charge iii different devices at once. Information technology'south an idea Samsung should have come up upwards with much sooner considering how long it has been offering wireless charging on its devices, only the company will bring its offering to the public earlier Apple, which hasn't released the AirPower pad nearly a year after it was unveiled.

There'south no data on how much the Wireless Charger Duo will price, although Mobile Fun has the product listed for $53.49 in both black and white. That's clearly not the right price, however, as Samsung sells its electric current fast wireless charger for nearly $sixty. Merely we shouldn't accept to await too long for the official details, as each day brings united states closer and closer to the Galaxy Note 9'due south declaration. Hopefully, the company will also offer the product for free with pre-orders in some countries.

Will you be picking up ane of these when they get on sale?