The significance of wireless fast charging technology

1. Traditional wired charging steps:
1️⃣ Find the data cable
2️⃣ Find the phone port
3️⃣ Align and plug in to charge
4️⃣ Charging complete, remove the charging cable—four steps.

2. Wireless charging steps:
1️⃣ Place your phone on the wireless charging dock to start charging
2️⃣ Remove your phone after charging is complete—one step.

 This intuitive experience allows you to experience the convenience of wireless charging. If you're not good at wired charging, it can wear out the phone's charging port, significantly reducing its value if you later consider selling it. Wireless charging, on the other hand, involves minimal contact with the phone, making it less susceptible to wear and tear. If you're really concerned, you can even use a case for wireless charging.

Starting with the iPhone 15 series, Apple has upgraded to the Qi2 wireless charging protocol. Even without Apple's "MFM" certification, third-party products can still provide users with a wireless fast charging experience comparable to MagSafe. There will only be more charging options to choose from in the future.

 iOS 17 now includes a standby clock feature, which can be triggered by simply placing the phone in landscape orientation and plugging it in. It also makes a beautiful clock on your desk, proving Apple is incredibly committed to wireless charging technology!

The point of wireless charging is to provide users with a more convenient charging method while minimizing unnecessary operations. If future phone manufacturers exclusively utilize wireless charging, eliminating the phone's charging port, this could double the phone's water resistance!