Wireless chargers for car use

Wireless auto

— a rather specific type of charger: devices for wireless charging, powered by the car's on-board power. Most often they are designed for a standard cigarette lighter plug with a voltage of 12 V, although it is technically quite possible to provide compatibility with 24-volt power lines of trucks, buses and other heavy vehicles.

Wireless charging features are detailed in the Wireless Pad section. Also note here that car chargers of this format are usually made in the form of holders (cradles) — otherwise the gadget being charged simply could not stay on the device due to jolts and shaking while driving. Such holders can use different fixing methods (see "Smartphone mount (wireless auto)") and can themselves be attached in different ways — with a suction cup, clasp, sticker (for more details, see "Wireless auto type"). However, this type of charger allows you to keep your smartphone in front of your eyes while charging — for example, for use as a navigator. But charging tablets in car wireless chargers, usually, is not provided — such gadgets are usually too large for a secure hold. However, exceptions are possible — for example, magnetic holders.

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