iPhone 13 Rumored to Possess Reverse Wireless Charging – There is certainly talk about the upcoming iPhone 13. One of them is that the smartphone was Rumored to possess Reverse Wireless Charging. It just seems like rumors concerning the upcoming Apple product would never end.
When the latest generation of devices much like the iPhone launch, several rumors about the next generation started to come up to the surface. Some of these new rumors are making rounds concerning the iPhone 13, and what it might just be able to expect for the next generation of iPhone models.
iPhone 13 Rumored to Possess Reverse Wireless Charging
The most interesting rumor about the new upcoming Apple Product is the wireless charging coils. The main reason for the integration of the larger wireless charging coils is to allow for reverse wireless charging. Reverse Wireless is something that has been available right on the Galaxy line of smartphones for some time.
With the Galaxy line of smartphones, reverse charging enables users to turn their phone right into a wireless charging device for someone else’s phone. This basically means that you would be able to fully charge the galaxy device to another that is about to go dead without requiring an outlet or a cable.
Reverse Wireless Charging iPhone 12
The much larger wireless charging coils could also improve heat management and allow higher wattage, possibly leading to much faster wireless charging. Well, the source of the rumor, Max Weinbach stated that the reason for the larger charging coils might be because the iPhones would feature stronger MagSafe magnets.
Interestingly, filings that Apple made with the FCC for the most current generation of iPhone entail that all the iPhone 12 models come with the ability to reverse wirelessly charge other devices. However, Apple did not launch that feature.
Other reports have stated that Apple would intend to roll out reverse wireless charging. This would be done on the next-generation iPad Pro that is expected in 2022. As for the reason why the current generation iPhone models allegedly offer support for reverse wireless charging, and it is not implemented.
This might just be mainly because of a significant battery drain. The much larger battery that is inside an iPad Pro would allow the tablet to operate much longer than sharing its power with an airpod or an apple watch.
