dan seifert

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dan seifert @dcseifert

@rcadden also it’s much thinner and smaller than other pads. cons: * cord is too short * doesn’t come with a charging brick * is $39 — PolitiTweet.org

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dan seifert @dcseifert

@rcadden yes, but there’s a little more to it. it charges at 15W, which is more than most Qi pads support. it also never misses the charging coil, which is the biggest issue with wireless charging pads. and finally, you can use it while it’s charging, which you can’t do with other pads. — PolitiTweet.org

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dan seifert @dcseifert

@journeydan yeah buttttt… aren’t you just charging at 5W on the Pixel because Google doesn’t support anything faster outside of the Pixel Stand, the MagSafe doesn’t do above 7.5W without the NFC chip, and the 25W Samsung adapter is (probably) doing some kind of silly shenanigans? — PolitiTweet.org

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