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One of the most interesting new features of the iPhone 8 is the wireless charging feature. Although Android users have been enjoying this for many years, and the charging speed via the charging pad is not high at all, it will certainly excite some users and find a use for it. For example, newer types of cars support this kind of charging and have special compartments ready for users. And just for you Apple focused in his latest paper on wireless charging in the car.

Apple yesterday published a list of car manufacturers that make cars equipped with a Qi-certified wireless charger that is compatible with the iPhone 8, 8 Plus and the future X. Apple focused mainly on pointing out potential problems that users of car chargers may encounter in the manual. The most pressing issue is undoubtedly the size of the compartment, which, due to the dimensions of the iPhone 8 Plus, could limit the user to a large extent and make it impossible for him to charge wirelessly. Apple therefore, he advises users to pay attention to this and before buying a car, check whether your phone will fit in the compartments.

Car companies are starting to adopt wireless charging as standard

ProHowever, the problem should not be AppThis could happen at Audi, BMW, Chrysler, Ford, Honda, Mercedes-Benz, PSA, Toyota, Volkswagen and Volvo. These companies, according to Applu offer the Qi standard in conjunction with a sufficient compartment size. Next year, Chevrolet, Cadillac, GMS and Buick should also join them. Some of their cars already support wireless charging, but they do not have the Qi certificate and therefore charging the iPhone 8 with their chargers is not recommended. However, this will change from next year and Qi will become the standard for them as well.

However, if you are not going to buy a new car, do not despair. As I wrote above, wireless charging is not exactly twice as fast, and if you have a socket in your car, you will get along much better with a classic charging cable because of the speed. So it's purely up to you whether you let yourself be tempted by wireless charging.

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Source: phonearena

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