The Apple Watch does not stop giving us surprises despite the fact that it seems that everything is already more than said about the Apple Watch. Now that the first units are already reaching their buyers, the tests they are carrying out on the watch sometimes result in surprising data, such as the one in this news: Apple Watch is compatible with the Qi wireless charging system. What does this mean and what consequences does it have? We will explain it to you below.
Qi is a standard for the transfer of electrical energy by induction, allowing distances of up to 4 cm. It has been adopted by many mobile phone brands, among which HTC, Samsung, LG, Motorola and Sony stand out, and it is becoming very popular within smartwatches, since it allows devices to be charged without the need for connectors, something very advantageous for this type of device for aesthetics and because it allows greater sealing. Well, it seems that Apple has not wanted to be less and Oddly enough, he has chosen to use a standard instead of his own system, and you have chosen to use Qi to charge the Apple Watch.
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Ta and as we can see in this video the Moto 360, a smartwatch that uses a "Qi" wireless charging base to charge, and in this case it charges perfectly using the Apple Watch cable. This means that, a priori, Any "Qi" charging base could be used to recharge our Apple Watch, which is great news when choosing one, both for variety and prices. Without going any further we have already available IKEA wireless charging systems Of which we spoke to you not long ago, which include from simple charging bases to lamps or bedside tables with integrated bases.
