IPhone 12 mini does not support wireless charging
In the current mobile phone market, wired fast charging has become the standard feature of mobile phones, but wireless charging has not been widely popularized in recent years. Only high-end flagship will support the use of wireless charging, while the iPhone 12 mini, a small screen flagship phone launched by Apple in 2020, can it support the use of wireless charging? How much W can we support if we can?
Can I charge the iPhone 12 mini wirelessly? Does iPhone 12 mini support wireless charging
The iPhone 12 mini supports wireless charging. It supports 15w Magsafe wireless charging and 7.5w Qi wireless charging.
According to official data, half of the power can be charged in half an hour at most. In addition, the iPhone 12 series has also added the MagSafe function, which supports magnetic suction array, magnetic suction alignment, accessory recognition NFC and magnetometer functions. Bring users a new wireless charging experience.
What are MagSafe Wireless Charging and Qi Wireless Charging?
MagSafe is a charging connection technology of Apple. The interface is equipped with a magnetic suction device, which can self absorb or fall off under external force. The MagSafe wireless charging device can provide up to 15W of charging power for the device.
Qi is the standard of inductive wireless charging technology. This wireless charging standard has two features: convenience and universality. Only the device with Qi logo can be used for charging. This charging technology uses electromagnetic induction to charge mobile phones, cameras and other handheld low-power devices wirelessly, and can provide 7.5W charging power for the iPhone 12.
PS: The new Qi wireless charging standard (Qi 1.2) can support 15W fast wireless charging power.
The above is about the specific content that the iPhone 12 mini does not support wireless charging. Although it may be slow in power, the wireless charging of the iPhone 12 mini is very convenient in overall use. Users can choose according to their own needs.
