Any wireless charger for iPhone 7

No there isn't. The one for Samsung is made by them specifically for their phones. Apple does not have one for their phones. There is a rumour that next years iPhone will include a wireless charger.

 

You may want to check out the mophie iPhone 7/ 7 plus battery case that works with their charging pad.

Here's an unboxing!

 

Oh yeah nothing says 'cool' like a huge, hideous, expensive, proprietary charging mat.

Can you believe Apple hasn't bought into this?!?!? /s

 

I'm
Just giving out options.

 

Mophie has them with built in battery for like 99 bucks might be wrong since I bought that for my 7 plus for that much and you need to buy base sep which wireless sent charge thru case

 

It actually is very cool to have a large charging mat on your bedside table where you can just lay out your gear and have it charge without a bunch of wires and charging bricks. Just one wire to the mat. BTW, it's not really proprietary (many different items charge with the same system--my mophie-clad 6 charged just fine on my Samsung Wireless Charging dock), nor is it expensive when you consider what it's doing and replacing and how can it be hideous if it's just a flat mat?

 

It isn't made specifically for their phones. It is a basic Qi wireless charger. Add a receiver onto the iPhone via the lightning connector and you can charge the iPhone with the Samsung charger.

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You can buy any Qi wireless charger (I happen to use one by Tylt) and add a Qi receiver onto the iPhone via the lightning port. You basically place this between the iPhone and your case.
I have used these before, but I don't like having my lightning port being blocked all the time.

Link: https://www.amazon.com/iPhone-Qi-Wi...r=8-1-spons&keywords=iphone+qi+receiver&psc=1

 

Fair enough but as you pointed out it's neither ideal or practical.

 

I have one of these and it works great!!

 

When I was using Nokia and Samsung phones I used wireless chargers all the time and you couldn't even see the charger as it was countersunk into the underside of my table. You can even buy furniture now with them built into it. Lots of coffee shops and the like have them built into their tables.

Wait until Apple include wireless charging and I'm sure you will think it's great then

 

if native inductive (or whatever it's called) is really as close as we think in the iPhone i don't want so spend the money on this tech yet

 

I can see your point, smart move. Me personally, if I was to buy the Iphone 7 and I will be keeping it for two years.

 

*ahem* Your "wireless" charger is going to have a wire...

Just buy a dock and stick your phone on that if you feel reaching for a cable and inserting it into your phone is too much work. It's cheaper too, and you'll waste less electricity (induction charging is not very efficient) and earthly resources that way.

 

*ahem* Wrong

 

is that blue thing a charger? how does it get its power?

 

Yes it is a wireless charger power bank.

 

oh that is pretty cool!

 

It's not wrong at all. "Wireless" chargers have to be fed power, and that power will come through a cord.

 

So a wireless charger power bank(that I posted above) that charges your phone without and cords attached to either it or the phone is not a wireless charger?

Wait until Apple puts wireless charging into their products and see what you think then, it will be revolutionary

 

So how do you charge your power bank then, with rainbows and happy unicorn farts?

...Oh, a wire, you say? So I was right then.

Please... Don't confuse me with the brainless iSheeple apple apologists. These clichés got tiresome years ago.

 

I'm sure 'wireless charging' refers to you not needing to interact with cables on the daily basis for charging.

Just because the charging mat needs a wire, so what, it's not like you'll be plugging and unplugging the mat from the wall every time you charge your phone.

 

You really don't get it do you. Your last sentence is rather seems rather ironic really

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Someone that has the brains to actually know what wireless means.