AAWireless expands beyond Android Auto adapters with new cooled Qi2 car charger
AAWireless is known for helping you convert a wired Android Auto connection into a wireless one, but the company is now launching a new product – an active-cooled Qi2 car charger. more…
AAWireless, a company known for its wireless Android Auto adapters, has recently expanded its product line with the introduction of the AAWireless Charge. This new product is an active-cooled Qi2 car charger that offers several unique features and benefits.
The AAWireless Charge is a Qi2 25W wireless car charger that is priced at $50. It is compatible with MagSafe, Pixelsnap, and Qi2 in general, and can provide up to 25W charging speeds for compatible phones. One of the standout features of this charger is its active cooling support, which is achieved with a built-in fan that the company claims operates quietly.
The charger comes in a box with both an air vent mount and an adhesive base, providing flexibility in terms of placement within the vehicle. Additionally, there are two magnetic ring adapters included for "Qi2 Ready" phones that do not have magnets built-in or a magnetic case available. These adapters allow for the use of the charger with a wider range of devices.
AAWireless recommends using the car's 12V outlet with the included adapter for optimal performance. However, the charger can also be used with existing USB-C connections, as long as they provide sufficient power. It's important to note that there is no wireless adapter built into the charger, but it can be used alongside an AAWireless adapter while driving.
The AAWireless Charge is currently available on the company's website and is also on Amazon in the US. The product debut began solely on the company's website before being made accessible on Amazon. For more information, readers can follow Ben on Twitter/X, Threads, Bluesky, and Instagram, as well as check out 9to5Google on YouTube for additional news.
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