Every new day brings us new inventions and improvements, and today the Qi standard, which yesterday was something from the realm of fantasy, is more and more confidently entering our life. Today this wireless communication standard is far from the only one, but it is still the most widespread. It is supported by many models of smartphones and tablets of such monster manufacturers as Nokia, Samsung, Asus, Motorola, LG, HTC, Huawei, Sony, Blackberry and others.

A smartphone or tablet, in order to charge the battery, is simply placed on a special charging pad. Charging starts automatically and stops as soon as the battery is fully charged. Once the battery is charged, the charging pad will stop consuming power and enter standby mode. No more tangled and ever-lost wires! Plus, the charging pad can charge multiple devices at the same time. There is only one condition - your devices must support the Qi standard, that is, have a built-in receiver for the wireless signal transmitted by the base. The base, or charging pad, is the primary induction coil. It generates a magnetic field and transmits electromagnetic waves to the secondary coil in the device, which transforms them into electricity.

But do not rush to get upset if your smartphone does not support the Qi standard and does not have a built-in receiver. You can purchase the Wireless Charging Receiver and Qi wireless charging receiver. The receiver is a thinnest panel capable of receiving electromagnetic waves and converting them into electricity. This plug-in module must be placed between the battery and the back cover of the smartphone, or even between the phone body and the bumper or case, and connect the special wiring to the Micro USB connector of the phone.