StarBr33z3
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After trying a bunch of Qi pads, I can confirm this one works with AP2 -- Baseus 15W Dual Wireless Charger. The transparent one looks pretty cool in the wild 😎
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Wireless Charging Issues with Airpod Pros
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Paco II
macrumors 68020
Fwiw, this works fine with my APP
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The High-Speed Wireless Charging Pad Faster and safer charging with our advanced technology 20 million+ happy users and counting Cut 30 minutes off of your iPhone charging time compared to standard 5W wireless chargers. Just set your phone down on the pad (leaving your case on), t...
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After trying a bunch of Qi pads, I can confirm this one works with AP2 -- Baseus 15W Dual Wireless Charger. The transparent one looks pretty cool in the wild 😎
I'm looking at this now - the ships from "Russia Federation" got me to pause for a minute.
The charging pad built in to this headphone stand charges the AirPods pro fine...
COZOO Headphone Stand with Fast Wireless Charging Pad and 2 USB Charging Ports, Suitable for Gaming, DJ, Wireless Earphone Accessories
COZOO Wireless Charger Headphone Stand – Gaming Headset Holder with Fast Wireless Charging Pad, USB C & USB A Ports, Dual Hooks for Hanging Headphones, Desk Organizer & Apple Headphone Stand, Great Christmas Gift for Men & Gamers
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FenrirWolf
macrumors member
Which one did you ended up getting? I just bought a wireless charger from amazon and it doesnt really work so looking for another one now. From this thread looks like my options are either anker, baseus or samsung.
I haven't found a good one yet. I have been busy so i haven't used it as much. I'm using one called "Yootech" at work but im noticing the same problems...sometimes.
Steve686
macrumors 68040
I think (CN) is highlighted for 'Ships From'. China most likely.
Still a pause, though.
FenrirWolf
macrumors member
I see, yeah I think the one I got right now(choetech) is like the same it charges on and off for every few minutes but does seem to eventually charges it to full. Well I’ve decided to give the baseus one a go because it does specifically mention airpods and will update when it arrives.
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darrinS
macrumors 68000
https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B07BC356C7/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o05_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
I bought the Samsung Fast Charger and I'm happy to report that it does work to fully charge the APP. However, as others here have reported with other chargers, it turns off and then back on occasionally. I waited until I had almost 0% charge on the case, placed it on the charger and noticed the charger light turned off a few times but then came back on a few seconds later. It charged to 100% and the charger was still lit up. Maybe my Mophie charger would have turned back on after a few seconds, I was never patient enough. I'll have to pull it from the drawer and give it another chance. Someone here explained the details of how these charge and that makes sense that it fluctuates. As long as they fully charge, I am happy.
I bought the Samsung Fast Charger and I'm happy to report that it does work to fully charge the APP. However, as others here have reported with other chargers, it turns off and then back on occasionally. I waited until I had almost 0% charge on the case, placed it on the charger and noticed the charger light turned off a few times but then came back on a few seconds later. It charged to 100% and the charger was still lit up. Maybe my Mophie charger would have turned back on after a few seconds, I was never patient enough. I'll have to pull it from the drawer and give it another chance. Someone here explained the details of how these charge and that makes sense that it fluctuates. As long as they fully charge, I am happy.
ryanfang
macrumors newbie
My Anker powerwave 7.5 both stand and pad can only charge intermittently. I asked their customer service on Taobao directly, they said they are not compatible with airpods pro due to overheating issues. Once the airpods pro is overheating the charge will stop, and it will resume once it cools down. SO my current fix is just leave it as it is, it will be fully charged in few hours anyway. I guess only apple can fix this overheating problem. The cut off temperature of airpods pro is lower than that of iphone, the iphone still holds the charge even its body is quite hot.
FenrirWolf
macrumors member
Yeah, I thought it might be heat too but I do find it weird how some people were fine though. I did a little more testing on mine and my wireless charger supporting fast charging takes in 9V charging the airpods. Not sure how input voltage on wireless charger correlates with charging rate thought that was a bit high for low wattage charging like airpods so I decided to change the power brick from the recommended ”quickcharge 3.0” one to an old ipad 5V 2A one and it seems to help the airpods sustain longer charge wirelessly but still do turn off and on just not as frequent.
I'm trying to see if the airpods case better when the airpods are not in the case. I have noticed my wireless charger "light" has not turn off. Also i have a case on the airpods which keeps it slightly off the pad, i don't know if that is helping (mostly not). If i see better improvement, i'll update.
Ralfi
macrumors 601
This one works!
It's most likely a rebranded one from Amazon, so if you see one that looks similar, it should be fine...
https://www.kmart.com.au/product/wireless-charging-phone-stand/2128822
It's most likely a rebranded one from Amazon, so if you see one that looks similar, it should be fine...
https://www.kmart.com.au/product/wireless-charging-phone-stand/2128822
FenrirWolf
macrumors member
My baseus wireless charger arrived and it behaves the same. At this point I think its normal for it to charge on-and-off and eventually gets full. I went and plugged a usb meter on it and it does show that it consistently cuts power after a while then resumes.
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SnowWhiteFF
macrumors regular
Finally an answer! I got AP Pro's yesterday and stopped charging at about 75%. I took them off and put them back on and they charged the rest of the way. I contacted Apple and they had no idea why it was happening and they were sure it wasn't the case. I have the Mophie charger that is sold by apple. Think they would test that.....
FenrirWolf
macrumors member
I just did some more tests with my APP and found out that when the case and pods were not full, it wirelessly charge at lower rate (I measured wireless charger taking in around 2w). After the pods are full and the case is left to charge it seems to charge at a slightly higher rate (about 2.6w) and this causes the case gets warm it stops and will resume when it cool down.
jasonongsg
macrumors newbie
I have issues charging with the SliceCharge Pro 6-Coils by Hardciderlabs.
Haven tried putting anything in between the charger and the APP yet.
Haven tried putting anything in between the charger and the APP yet.
Otflyer
macrumors 65816
I don’t see the benefit of wireless charging. The charger takes up space, is slower, creates heat in the device and is an additional expense. I just keep a charge sync cable plugged in in a convenient location and just plug my devices in when they need a charge. I get a full charge every time.
Wireless charging doesn't really work well in practice than in theory. Wireless is really only best when you're like putting your airpods down for the night and they will be charged in the morning. But it's way too slow if you need it charged fast.
whsbuss
macrumors 601
Well for me I take and use my wireless battery pack to wireless charge them and my iPhone.
FenrirWolf
macrumors member
Convenience mainly, gets home and just place it and forget. Usually for my daily commute it doesn’t go below 70% anyways so it’ll get full in no time. Sure it does get warmer than plugging it in but I trust it wont go over what apple designed it to.