why we need a wireless charger ?

Wireless charging has been around for a few years now. However, the trend has picked up immensely since Apple’s iPhone X started providing its customers with the option to wirelessly charge their smartphones. Previously, companies like Android and Toyota started incorporating this technology in their products, however, the fact that Apple has gotten into the wireless charging game indicates that it is now going mainstream and consumers should prepare for a new era that has fewer cables in their lives. After all, wireless charging has created many positive changes as it alleviates multiple problems and inefficiencies that are closely tied to connecting devices and chargers into outlets.

Damage and Security Issues When Plugging into an Outlet 

Plugging one’s smartphone into an electrical outlet means that it is directly exposed to electrical connectors, which can create spikes in electricity that can harm the connection, as well as emitting electrical shocks that can hurt the unknowing individual. In fact, there have been several cases reported that have shown how several people have been injured and killed due to improper use of bad cables or cell phones, while still wire charging to an outlet. This direct exposure to electric sockets is one of the primary safety reasons why wireless charging has become a viable trend of the future since it is considered to be much safer than its predecessor.

In addition, the data security of the smart device can be highly vulnerable when plugged into a USB charger, particularly in a public setting. For instance cell phone chargers being publicly used by multiple people in places like airports, restaurants, and coffee shops can be unknowingly used to steal data from a person’s cell phone. This can happen when a person is charging their cell phone into a public USB charging hub and the hub itself has the capability to send and receive data between other cell phones that are charging as well. With a wireless charger, this safety and security concern has become greatly diminished since it was another key reason why the technology was created in the first place.

The Benefits of Wireless Charging

Wireless technology solves a lot of problems that are often associated with wired charging capabilities. It can either be built into the device or via external charging cases that make it possible to utilize the wireless charging capacity. The wireless charging process is quite simple as it utilizes magnets that incorporate electromagnetic fields from one device so it can make an electric current into a metal coil that is inside another device. A key benefit to using the wireless charger is that it can be used by multiple types of devices like tablets, smartphones, and smart watches in the same setting. It completely makes the process less complicated by never having to carry multiple wire chargers at the same time, since wireless charging capabilities have become commonly available at public settings throughout the world.

In addition, the universal charging standard eliminates the need to have different cables for different smartphones as well as reducing the need for international voltage adapters when traveling abroad as well. Overall, this creates a much safer and secured environment because the device is no longer directly exposed to the elements that can greatly harm it.

Conclusion

The wireless revolution is drastically solving the massive problems caused by the influx of multiple wired devices that are prevalent in everyday settings. From tangled wires to directly exposed outlets and USB ports that have been known to cause great harm and damage, the wireless charger makes life simpler and safer for people trying focus on getting their work done and focusing on completing their daily life functions. This is extremely crucial for professionals in the workplace as cluttered wires can have great negative impacts on overall worker productivity and morale.

This is why the Cemtrex SmartDesk was created as it includes its own wireless charger, which adds to the user experience with uncluttered wires and a safer and more-secured universal device charging process.