Hudly builds an invisible wireless charging dock

Qi wireless charging has only been around for about a decade. Although it took several years for Android phone makers like Nokia and LG to join the army of wireless charging, by 2017, Apple finally got into the game with the new iPhones.

For that reason, it is not surprising that companies that manufacture Qi standard devices and chargers have repeatedly introduced charging models to make wireless charging easier and more efficient.

But what if you like wireless charging and are not interested in the cumbersome wireless charging pads that take up space on your desk? That problem can be solved when you use a charging dock located below the table, like Hudly’s invisible wireless charging dock.

This charging dock has such a simple design that we are all surprised when up to the present time, almost no one has used it at all. Use an interior safety adhesive, the charging dock that sticks to the underside of desks, desks, nightstands, or any other surface less than 1.5 inches thick. When the charging dock is in place, the top surface will basically become the charging area, allowing you to place phones, tablets, headphones … that support Qi charging to charge the battery whenever needed.

This invisible charging dock also supports fast charging, with up to 10W charging capacity when charging Samsung Galaxy phones, and up to 7.5W when charging iPhone. It even charges well even when you have a thick case. However, the dock does not work through metal – other surfaces like wood, ceramic, plastic, glass … all “fight” well.

And unlike the boring black plastic charging dock, this invisible charging dock is completely hidden from the eyes of scrutiny, not “breaking the landscape” of the desk, while still ensuring a strong charging capacity. strong. Maybe in the future your desk will come with this feature built in, but for now, you can enjoy the convenience of the invisible charging dock, while at the same time boasting yourself of the experience. modern technology before it becomes popular.

Reference: BoingBoing