Charging without wires is not the only reason to embrace wireless charging. If your phone is water- or dust-resistant, the necessary charging port covers can be fiddly and annoying; with wireless, you don’t have to touch them at all.<br />
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There are other benefits. The most common wireless charging standard, Qi, is available in all kinds of public places, especially in the US - so if you’re in an airport or hotel you can often find a wireless charging pad.<br />
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There’s another benefit. Because wireless charging is a universal standard, you could potentially use one set of chargers for a whole bunch of devices - phone, smartwatch, tablet and so on.<br />
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That could reduce the amount of cables and international power adapters we make and discard. In the very long term, we might even have wireless charging pads for electric cars.<br />
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