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A gimmick. It's wireless but requires zero distance from the charger. It takes longer to charge. The device becomes hot. Inefficient. Requires a level surface a
by cabirum 4y ago
A gimmick. It's wireless but requires zero distance from the charger. It takes longer to charge. The device becomes hot. Inefficient. Requires a level surface and exact alignment to work. Makes the device difficult to use while charging. Need a charger for every device to charge simultaneously.
I can't find a single reason to use it over a cable.
- bcx5k15 4y agoThe main benefit of it is it doesn't wear out unlike USB ports Ive had way too many phones fail conveniently after 18-24 months (just in time for an expensive 'upgrade'!) because the port has become loose/blocked/whatever, so its a useful backup to have.
- Raed667 4y agoI have been using USB-C phones since 2016 and none of the ports failed on me as of yet.