Baseus2A Gravity Metal Wireless Charger Car AC Vent Holder & Cable (10W)
R399
About
We have utilised aluminium alloy in the construction of the three clamps of the wireless car charger, this alloy creates a much more rigid holder when the smartphone is placed in it and significantly reduce the possibility of the device falling while driving.
If users place a phone in the holder, an internal mechanism will result in both aluminium camps of the holder will close and gain a strong grip on the phone, this reliable mechanism will avoid the phone from ever unintentionally falling out the holder.
Product Features
Glass panel
We have utilised a glass panel in the design of this wireless car charger as glass offers much more efficient wireless charging performance, (hence why the back of smartphones that have wireless charging capability are constructed out of glass), the glass also aids in dissipating heat during the wireless charging process.
Large area copper induction coil
We have utilised an improved and enlarged pure copper induction coil in the centre of the wireless charger to drastically reduce power loss and enable a fast and safe charging experience.
Smart power management chip
We have included a smart integrated circuit chip that provides protection against short circuits, high temperatures, over-discharge, overvoltage, overcharge, over-currents, overpowering and enables improved recovery and charging efficiency.
Adjustable viewing angle
We have incorporated a rotating ball bearing that allows users to conveniently adjust the viewing angle according to their needs. - Soft silicone pads: We have installed soft silicone padding onto the top and bottom air-conditioning vent bracket to prevent any potential damage or scratches from occurring on a vehicle's air-conditioning vents, in addition, soft silicone pads have also been installed on the three aluminium smartphone clamps preventing any scratches from occurring on the phone, these silicon pads reinforce provide for a better grip of the smartphone
ABS construction
The rest of the holder is constructed from a high grade of ABS. Please note: - Wireless charging technology charges smartphones slower than wired charging (with a cable).
Please Note
- The wireless car charging holder only functions with smartphones that support wireless charging (Qi-enabled devices) as well as smartphones that have wireless charging receivers, the smartphone must be within 4 to 6.5 inches in size, smartphones and cases that are larger than 85mm in width and 11mm thick cannot fit in the holder.
- If your device does not have a built-in wireless charging capability you can use our Baseus range of Microfiber Wireless Charging Receivers for Apple Lightning, USB Type-C and Micro USB devices.
- We have designed this wireless car charger to supports inductive charging with smartphones that have a protective case thinner than 6mm; this provides more convenience as users do not have to remove their protective case before wirelessly charging their device.
- All wireless chargers generate heat resulting in smartphones becoming slightly warm, however, if your device has the capability to charge wirelessly then such heat has been taken into consideration in the smartphone's design.
- All of our products have gone through rigorous quality control processes designed to make sure that our customers receive a product which can be relied on.
- This product packaging has been placed in a sealed plastic bag ensuring that our customers receive a clean and dust-free un-boxing experience.
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