[Netherrealmer]

I am kind of interested on owning a chordless charger. This technology can charge all devices near it via radiation. I like this technology for one reason, the charging ports of smartphones and tablets gets lose. After they get lose, you will need a repairman to fix it. You will never have the problem of a loose charge port if the charger is chordless. My only issue about it is the fact it charges via radiation that might be harmful to humans and waves that might be harmful to bees.

A video that shows how they work.

[cinderella]

I haven't seen one in the nearby stores or probably I am not really quick when it comes to new gadgets so I haven't noticed one yet. But probably, I would try once I found one.

[darrensurrey]

Doubt it's very strong otherwise, you'd be able to walk in the room and charge your phone up and stay warm through winter!

[darkthorn]

I never seen one so I have no experience with it, as darrensurrey I also doubt they will be strong but who knows technology surprises me everyday. My advice, wait other buy one and check some reviews before spending your money in one.

[Netherrealmer]

I have an evil plan if I bought one, I will make someone else plug the charger instead of me so that person will get the radiation instead of me. My 5 year old's iphone's port is really loose, so that is why I am considering getting one.

[mrki444]

If I have to put my phone on charger, than I will add 3 seconds more to connect wire from standard charger. I don't see any bigger difference.

[augusta]

I don't think it unsafe I'm sure it wouldn't be in the market for this long if it was unsafe.

[ahmedo24]

This is a great innovations, I have not seen such before but the challenge again is that aside effects on human could this charge effectively like cord charger