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Samsung’s Duo wireless charger will probably beat Apple AirPower to shelves: Here’s why

Samsung’s Duo wireless charger will probably beat Apple AirPower to shelves: Here’s why

Posted on August 9, 2018August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Samsung has a new wireless charger, and it’s designed to recharge two devices simultaneously. Announced alongside the new Galaxy Note 9 and the Galaxy Watch, the Samsung Wireless Charging Duo looks set to beat Apple’s long-announced but still unavailable AirPower wireless mat to market.

The Wireless Charging Duo is effectively a double-width charging pad. On the left, there’s an upright charger to stand up your smartphone. It’s a fixed-angle stand, and unlike Samsung’s other recent wireless pads doesn’t switch between upright and flat.
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