The latest showcase by Aukey in IFA 2024, which was held in Berlin, Germany, unveiled three new wireless chargers that feature cooling fans. The company promises that these can help iPhones charge faster.
Its latest chargers are powered by its so-called Omnia-Frez technology, which also preserves battery life and protects from fast degradation.
Aukey's MagFusion Pro Wireless Chargers Come With Fans
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First, there is the MagFusion 3-in-1 Pro, which offers magnetic charging for iPhones, AirPods, and Apple Watches. This charger promises to deliver the required power each device needs. It is a tabletop charging accessory that looks like a streaming microphone and retails for $129.99.
Next, there is the MagFusion Game Frost, which is an attachable magnetic charger that promises charging improvements while playing games on the iPhone. Aukey has priced this at $42.99.
Lastly, there is the MagFusion Dash Pro, which brings a wireless car charging experience and attaches via AC vents. It is available for $40.99.
All of these chargers feature fans that claim to reduce charging temperature and will be available come Q4 2024.
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Faster iPhone Charging? Aukey's Omnia-Frez Technology
These fans on Aukey's MagFusion Pro series are powered by its latest "Omnia-Frez" technology, which can reduce charging temperatures to as much as 20°C (68°F) and promises safer charging. Using the iPhone 15 Pro as an example, Aukey said that its charging was reduced by as much as 26 minutes because of this new cooling technology as it also uses the Qi2 charging standard.
Aukey also claimed that this technology can help preserve the iPhone's battery health and prolong the device's power cell lifespan.
Wireless Charging and Apple iPhone MagSafes
Wireless charging has been around for almost a decade now, and this practical feature has been popularized by Android smartphones, which first adopted the Qi wireless charging standard. This was introduced by the Wireless Power Consortium to the world. Later on, other manufacturers followed their lead, including Apple's MagSafe.
Magnetic charging has been around from Apple for quite some time, and it is a known technology that was available on MacBooks before the USB-C change. This has since evolved to offer significant experiences that forego the need for wires, and it can also preserve the charging port's lifespan as it can also be used for data transfers.
Wireless chargers rely on magnets installed on a device's back case, focusing on inductive charging, which relies on low-powered magnets to bring batteries juice whenever needed.
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