As the inches closer, more and more information about the devices and its accessories are leaking online. After , , , etc., the new fast wireless charger (EP-N5100) that is supposed to be announced along with the Galaxy S9 series has also made its way online through a user manual published by Samsung.
Same design but slimmer
Based on the information and images in the manual, it seems the wireless charger will not differ much from its predecessor . The new wireless charger will be slightly thinner and flatter compared to the previous model while retaining the same form factor. It also retains the fan to keep the device cool when charging. The fan starts automatically to ensure active cooling when the device reaches higher temperatures.
On the technical side of things, the new wireless charger seems to include only two coils stacked on top of each other instead of three in the earlier model. At 9 volts and two amps maxmium input power, it gives the charger a theoretical capacity of 18 watts. The FCC certification for the duo revealed that they will come with a 15-watt capacity which is similar to that of the Galaxy S8 series. This negates all the rumors we have heard so far about the wireless charging on the Galaxy S9 being faster than the current Galaxy flagships.
is expected to be available in black and white colors at an approximate price of around €75 (~$90). The device should be announced along with the Galaxy S9 series on February 25 in Barcelona, Spain.
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Same design but slimmer
Based on the information and images in the manual, it seems the wireless charger will not differ much from its predecessor . The new wireless charger will be slightly thinner and flatter compared to the previous model while retaining the same form factor. It also retains the fan to keep the device cool when charging. The fan starts automatically to ensure active cooling when the device reaches higher temperatures.
On the technical side of things, the new wireless charger seems to include only two coils stacked on top of each other instead of three in the earlier model. At 9 volts and two amps maxmium input power, it gives the charger a theoretical capacity of 18 watts. The FCC certification for the duo revealed that they will come with a 15-watt capacity which is similar to that of the Galaxy S8 series. This negates all the rumors we have heard so far about the wireless charging on the Galaxy S9 being faster than the current Galaxy flagships.
is expected to be available in black and white colors at an approximate price of around €75 (~$90). The device should be announced along with the Galaxy S9 series on February 25 in Barcelona, Spain.
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