Fast Wireless Phone Chargers Apple & Android compatible

There are many different types of wireless chargers for your many devices. Wireless phone chargers are must have travel accessories, because of their compact design for easy storage, and ability to charge your phone quickly. No more non-working charging cables plugged into the phone. Set your phone on the wireless charging pad, enjoy the rapid charge, pick it up and go, so convenient. Although newer vehicles have wireless car chargers as an option, a vent mount wireless fast charger still makes a great addition. They're especially handy for Lyft, Uber, DoorDash, Postmates, and other drivers as they replenish the phone energy used, while driving for longer periods. We provide the best value in fast wireless phone chargers. Did we mention that they make Great gifts?

Apple and Android charging cables use different types of connectors, which is why they are not compatible with each other. Apple devices use a Lightning connector, while most Android devices use a micro-USB connector or a USB Type-C connector. However, Apple and Android devices can both use the same wireless charging, which uses a technology called Qi (pronounced "chee") to transfer power wirelessly from a charging pad to the device. This means that, in general, wireless chargers are compatible with both Apple and Android devices, as long as the devices support Qi wireless charging.

Despite the differences in the charging cables, both Apple and Android devices can use wireless charging. This is made possible by the Qi wireless charging standard, which was developed by the Wireless Power Consortium (WPC). Qi is an open standard, which means that any device manufacturer can use it without paying licensing fees. This is why many Android devices, as well as some newer Apple devices, support Qi wireless charging.

To use wireless charging, a device must be placed on a Qi-compatible wireless charging pad. The pad uses an electromagnetic field to transfer power to the device, which is then converted into usable charging current by a receiver in the device. This allows the device to be charged without the need for a physical cable connection.