Qi2 vs Qi2.2 (Qi2 25W): what changed, and which one to source
Qi2 tops out at 15W. Qi2.2 — marketed as Qi2 25W — keeps the same magnets and pushes to 25W. Here is what that means for buyers.
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Qi2 tops out at 15W. Qi2.2 — marketed as Qi2 25W — keeps the same magnets and pushes to 25W. Here is what that means for buyers.
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