With everything that happened with the problematic battery of the Galaxy Note 7, which was yesterday officially announced its permanent cessation of production, let's take a closer look at those higher capacity batteries that are increasingly being integrated into thinner smartphones. Even now we have the option to wirelessly charge smartphones.
This is where LG Innotek wants to give the note when announcing its 15 watt wireless charging module that allows you to charge any smartphone that supports this special feature. Its Quick Wireless Charging Pad for all types of smartphones comes with the intention that any friend who comes home can drop their mobile on the pad so that it can be charged quickly and easily.
This has a very thin pad shape and offers a 15W power supply to the battery of a smartphone equal to that provided by a wireless charger. This allows a battery to be charged up to 50% in just 30 minutes.
The company indicates that it can also be used with most smartphones that offer support for wireless charging and that it has a technology that prevents the phone from overheating while charging. Integrated sensors are capable of measuring temperature to the point so that when it reaches certain degrees it is able to suspend the charge of electrical energy. It also has the standards of the Wireless Power Consortium (WPC).
The Quick Wireless Charging Pad will be available in North America, Europe and Australia by mid-October. A simple device perfect to have it at home so that those friends who have a smartphone with wireless charging can leave it on top to charge before they leave. We do not know the price with which it will reach the market.