Sentences with phrase «wireless charging support means»

Features like Always - On display show you notifications even when the phone is off, while wireless charging support means you don't have to fumble for a USB - C cable in the dark.

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What that means is that the phone supports the latest wireless charging specification, which is 15 watts Qi wireless charging.

With the release of the iPhone X, iPhone 8, and iPhone 8 Plus, Apple now supports Qi - based wireless inductive charging on its latest phones, and that means charging pads have quickly become popular accessories for iPhone owners.

That means it still doesn't support wireless charging, but it's just as good to hold as the Pixel 2 is.

The OnePlus 5T does not support wireless charging, but that doesn't mean you can't charge the phone up with just a Type - C cable and Dash adapter.

That said, it doesn't mean that OnePlus won't implement wireless charging support, as its smartphones will sport the feature «when the time is right.»

Fast wireless charging capabilities, Bluetooth 5 and gigabit LTE support are all on board, and an IP68 certification means it is dust and water resistant and can withstand submersion in up to 1.5 meters for 30 minutes.

This figure means that wireless chargers will now be able to support fast charging, a feature that has so far been the domain of wired chargers.

It's important to note that while all three 2017 iPhones do pack Apple's own take on wireless charging in the form of AirPower and «Resonant» charging, they also support the standard Qi wireless, which means any Qi wireless charger you may have will work with it.

The iPhone 8, iPhone 8 Plus and iPhone X all support wireless charging, which means you can just drop your phone on a charging pad at your home or office when it's time to get more juice.

To keep the phone going, BlackBerry went for a 2610mAh battery unit, and it supports Quick Charge 2.0 technology, meaning you get fast charging, but there is no wireless charging.

There is fast charging support, which should mean you get about 7 hours of use with a 15 - minute charge, but there is no wireless charging.

That means the handsets will have different internal components to support that particular feature, whether it's wireless charging or better sound.

The LG V30 features a premium design like the V20 but it introduces a few tweaks here and there, including a switch from aluminium to glass and aluminium meaning wireless charging support, as well as waterproofing.

The rear shells are said to be made of glass, meaning the iPhone 8 won't be the only new Apple handset to support wireless charging.

The phone supports both the Qi and PMA standard, which means you can use any number of wireless charging pads.

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Although neither of these devices support wireless charging (thanks to their aluminum construction), they're still rated IP67 water resistant, meaning they will survive submersion in up to 3.5 feet of water for a maximum of 30 minutes.

The device uses the Qi wireless charging standard, which means that Apple could support a wide variety of chargers for the iPhone 8.