discuss Wireless Charging: Pros and Cons

[ActionAce]

I have noticed that people are now neglecting the traditional way of charging their gadgets. The trend is wireless charging. The advantages of wireless charging are huge, but it's not without disadvantages too. I like following the trend in tech, and that's what's up right now. The question is- is it worth the hype?

 

[Harsh World]

No. It charges too slow.

It would not be my first choice to fully charge my device, but if there's a wireless charging station — as there is on my treadmill — I'm still going to utilize it to keep power steady.

Nothing beats a fast charging block.

 

[NatureFreak]

I'd rather stick to the traditional way of charging thank you very much. What's the point in wireless anyway? I feel it is just another unnecessary innovation

 

[ActionAce]

No. It charges too slow.

It would not be my first choice to fully charge my device, but if there's a wireless charging station — as there is on my treadmill — I'm still going to utilize it to keep power steady.

Nothing beats a fast charging block.

As for me, I like wireless charging because the convinience that it offers me are great. I don't have a to worry about tangled cords or lost charging cables. It also makes my charging units neat and organised. It adds a cool style to my room. Yes, I agreed it's slower but I charged overnight and that makes up for it.

 

[Reelz]

I like wireless charging because it is perfect for daily use. There are some powerful wireless charger that can boost your phone's battery very quickly. Although, wireless charging may not be perfect, but I know that its benefits outweigh the drawbacks.

 

[Ashake]

No. It charges too slow.

I agreed because it's a common concwrn for most people butI have exceptions. Before you can conclude, you need to check if your device supports wireless fast charging. There are newer models that charge pretty fast.

I'd rather stick to the traditional way of charging thank you very much.

This is the belief of so many people. Arguably, the traditional wired charging still remains the best. It's what we're all used to.

 

[Immortal]

I do not use wireless charger but I know it is more convinent to use wireless charger and it also is clutter free. But on the flip side, it takes longer time to charge.

 

[MidnightMuse]

Is wireless charging really wireless? Think about it. You still have to plug the charger into the wall. The only difference is the mode of delivery, which is induction. So wireless charging is more like induction charging with a fancy name.

Oh, and I do not use it because it is too slow, and it makes my phone overheat while I use it.

 

[Ashake]

The general opinion, wireless charger is slow in charging, as well as having overheating problems. Still, I don't like to have tangled cords or lost charging cables, which is what gives wireless chargers the edge.

 

[Heatman]

No, thank you. I'm not interested in using a wireless charger because I know how slow it can be and that's very annoying for me. I don't like plugging my smartphone for too long before it's full from charging. It's why I always make use of my original follow come fast charger.