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So you’ve got a Jitterbug Smart 2, and you’re looking to outfit it with sweet, new charging equipment — after all, charging by micro-USB, and even by wire, just isn’t cutting it anymore. You don’t want to have to deal with annoying wires, let alone annoying wires that provide you a charge slower than molasses.
One aspect that you might not know about the LG V30 is its Qi charging capabilities built right inside the smartphone. Yes, the LG V30 supports quick wireless charging straight out of the box — you don’t have to add a Qi receiver to this one. Just set your LG V30 on a wireless charger
The Moto X4 has a lot going for it as a budget phone that almost anyone can afford. However, with that budget price point, you are missing many of the luxury or premium features that come with a mid-range or even high-end device. One of those is wireless charging, but luckily, you can add wireless
It might sound absurd today, but the newly launched Google Pixel 3a actually comes without wireless charging. There’s no Qi-based wireless charging there whatsoever; however, there is a way to add it. For that, you’ll need to add a wireless charging receiver to your Google Pixel 3a. You can pick one up for the Google
Got a new LG X Charge and wondering how you can add wireless charging to it? After all, micro-USB is ridiculously slow, and it comes with a variety of problems, such as poor quality micro-USB ports and easily broken cables. That said, you need something a whole lot more reliable, such as wireless charging. It’s
Don’t have a whole lot of money to spend on a smartphone? That’s fine these days — budget phones seem to be offering more and more value, giving you more bang for your buck. The same goes for the Moto E4. It’s an excellent budget smartphone that will last you a good while; however, like
One of the neat things about the Nintendo Switch is that they outfitted the device with a USB-C port for charging with a USB-C cable. The neat thing about this is that it opens up a whole new world of charging to the portable console. With USB-C on this unit, you can actually purchase a
The LG Stylo 4 doesn’t come with any sort of built-in wireless charging, which means that, if you get or do have the phone, you have to put up with all of the annoyances that come with micro-USB charging, such as slow charging, ports with poor construction, and cables that you seem to go through
The LG G8 ThinQ is an excellent smartphone, bringing a lot of sweet features to the market. One of the neat things that it comes packed with is improved Qi wireless charging. If you wanted to charge your phone fast over wireless, well, now you can, and without a wireless charging case or adapter. Unfortunately,
Wires. They’re so annoying. Not only do they seem to break often, but if you still run a micro-USB port, charging is likely too slow. And, after a couple of hundreds of times of use, you might find that port breaking down and becoming impossible to charge. There’s got to be a better way to
Beijing based Xiaomi is known for its outstanding electronics and technology. May it be smartphone, watches, laptops, headset or any other product, you will always find the most advanced products with them. Therefore, it isn’t a surprise that their latest products like Mi 9 have fast charging support. However, this smartphone has a really, powerful
Qi wireless charging is slowly taking over the world by storm, especially since Qualcomm itself has announced supporting its Quick Charge technologies to go along with it. That said, most flagship level phones launching today come with Qi wireless charging, but what might surprise you is that the Huawei P30 Pro doesn’t. You actually need
Wires. They’re all annoying — micro-USB and USB Type-C. Wires just aren’t convenient — not only that, but it can be extremely difficult and expensive to get a decent performing one that will last you for a few years. That’s why wireless charging has become so popular — set a phone on a wireless charging
Wires are to date the best way to charge your iPhone XR; however, they also come with a lot of problems in tow, which is why you need wireless chargers for iPhone XR. After so much use, wires eventually get breaks in them and need replacing — over time, that can be expensive. Not only
The Samsung Galaxy S10 is here, and with all of the new modern technology inside, it’s time to leave archaic technology behind their wireless chargers for Galaxy S10. One of those things that you can leave behind with the Galaxy S10 is charging by wire. With this new smartphone, you can charge it up with
If you have been in the market for a Galaxy s10 wireless charger, well wait no more. We have found the PERFECT wireless charger you will need for that brand new Galaxy S10 you just got. Best Galaxy S10 Wireless Charger The perfect Galaxy S10 wireless charger we are raving about is the Anker PowerWave
So you’ve got a Moto Z3 smartphone, and you’re wanting to see about getting wireless charging hooked up and working with this device. Like most phones, the Moto Z3 doesn’t support wireless charging straight out of the box; however, a Moto Mod is available for the phone that does enable wireless charging capabilities. Pick up
So you picked yourself up a Kindle Paperwhite, and it’s become one of your favorite devices, at least for reading. However, you’re not a big fan of the charge by wire system, and you’d rather be able to set it down on a pad, where charging can begin immediately without any hassle. Unfortunately, the stock
So you picked yourself up an LG K30, and after a couple of charges, you’re already tired of messing with annoying wires and slow micro-USB charging speeds. While that’s a problem that can generally be fixed with the proper wall outlet and cord (as the K30 does support Qualcomm Quick Charge) — you can ditch
Wires are frustrating. Messing with cables for charging is just a hassle — they very easily get lost, they get tangled up, and sometimes dust gets packed in charging ports and slows down or prevents charging altogether. It’s infuriating, which is why wireless charging is so nice — set your phone down on a charging