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The editors liked
Wireless induction charging
Don't have to mess with cords again!
First product of its kind. Charges your portable devices without having to actually plug them in. Expansive device support.
Lots of potential
Easy to use when you’ve got the right gear
Just plain cool
Solid construction and design
Functions very well
Charges quickly
Lets you get rid of a few stock chargers
The editors didn't like
Limited device specific receivers
Pricey. A true wireless solution requires a device case or replacement battery-door cover
And costs extra.
Will cost around $200 to fully utilize it as a wireless charger
Abstract: If you’re anything like the PC World team, you’ve been waiting for this day to come. No longer do we need to fill power boards with dedicated adapters for each and every device. Or try to scab missing adapters off colleagues from other magazines. Now,...
It is hard to rate the Powermat charging system. The charging mats are universally excellent, but cases are hit and miss and price and build quality vary tremendously. Ultimately iPhone users don't come out of it well, but if you own a phone with a remova...
Abstract: The Powermat is a wireless charging system. This means that once you've plugged its surfboard-like base station into the mains, you never have to worry about wires again. However, each device you want to add to the system will need some kind of an adap...
Can successfully charge your phone without a wired connection
Won't work with every handset; you'll need to pay extra to charge more than one device simultaneously
The Powermat Home & Office Mat succeeds at powering your phone but we still can't accept that it fulfils a real need -- and it's not entirely wireless either ...
Abstract: For once the first word describes this product exactly, it is a Power Mat, you lay your supported devices on it and it or they are recharged, in some cases quicker than they would be if they were recharged by a conventional cable....
what Powermat will do in the future, but don't want to pay for what it does nowLaunch Price£From 69.993 Pages123 We’ve longed for a way to juice all our gadgets wirelessly for longer than Bruce Forsyth’s been jiving away on the tell...
Powermat cases are too big, in size and price
We love what Powermat will do in the future, but don't want to pay for what it does now...
There’s no denying that the Powermat is one of those bits of kit that makes you gasp. Just pop down three gadgets and they’ll begin to charge, despite the lack of plugs, via some alchemy known as magnetic induction. Powermat uses the same char...
It’s the need for these magic cases that prove to be the Powermat’s undoing. Not only are the cases limited in range (the company says Nokia is high up on its priority list), but they’re expensive at around £30 a pop and, in the cas...
The Powermat could flourish in time – and the company wants to upscale to netbooks and laptops. If it can reduce the size and price of the cases for a wider array of gear, it’ll only get better. Right now though, £160 to wirelessly charge...
Abstract: L'induction magnétique n'est pas une nouveauté, mais son utilisation dans le domaine du chargement d'appareils électroniques n'est pas encore très répandue. Basée aux Etats-Unis, la société Powermat commercialise depuis quelques mois, avec succès se...
