Tesla announced a new induction charger capable of simultaneously charging up to three compatible devices. Accessory has an obvious name Tesla Wireless Charging Platform and recalls the concept abandoned with the cancellation of Apple AirPower due to its ample space to support devices.
The cost of the product is US$300, or approximately R$1,500 in direct conversion. Since it’s a fairly large charger, it weighs just over 1kg with the base and 747g without it. Its dimensions are 220 x 130 mm, something like a folded sheet of paper. Border.
The Tesla Wireless Charging Platform has 30 springs placed along its layered surface that ensures the charger is used as expected: simply drop your device anywhere on the magnetic surface and it will start charging.
Upload speed and limitations
As we know, inductive charging sacrifices speed for practicality. Tesla’s new accessory comes with a 65W USB-C GaN supply and offers up to 15W for compatible Android devices, while iPhones only get up to half that, up to 7.5W. The dock comes with a flat USB-C cable that cannot be disconnected; only resource can be allocated.
It is also interesting to note that Border An important point in the AirPower promotion, Tesla informs that the Wireless Charging Platform cannot be used for the Apple Watch. At the end of the day, despite similar design and function, Tesla’s $300 product looks better on Android than Apple devices.
Source: Tec Mundo
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