Charging Mats for iPhone 4s

Everything You Need to Know About Selecting a Charging Mat for iPhone 4s Phones

A charge-delivering device for the iPhone 4s allows you to charge the smartphone without using a cable. These wireless charge delivering pads can be placed in a convenient space for charging the battery to capacity in two to four hours. There are many features and capacities to consider when purchasing a charging mat for iPhone 4s smartphones.

The wireless charging mats have a charging capacity that ranges from 500 mAh for chargers that charge two devices up to 4,999 mAh for the pads that charge up to five devices. The speed of charge delivery depends on the batterys capacity and the type of connection it has. The output of the backup battery within the charging pads is 0.5 to five amps.

To use the charger, remove the case from the iPhone 4s. The case must be removed in order to reduce impedance of electrical flow or the electromagnetic field. Place the iPhone 4s into the chargers port. The charger has a light-emitting diode indicator that shows the status. When the iPhone 4s has attained a full charge, the light-emitting diode will glow a green color. This means that the phone is ready for you to use.

The wireless charging mats have two to five ports. Each port allows for one device to accept a charge. When the wireless charging mat is connected, it can simultaneously charge iPhone 4s smartphones in all of its ports. Other devices can also get a charge at the same time as the iPhone 4s.

The connectivity options for powering the charge delivering pad include:

• 30 pin: This may plug into a transformer or into a cars outlet for charge delivery from the battery.
• Micro USB: The pad may be able to get its power through a computer that has a micro USB port.
• USB: The pad may accept USB 1.0 or USB 2.0 connectivity.

There are two types of wireless charging pad technologies that can be used in the wireless changing mats. The first type is Qi, which uses resonant inductive coupling at a distance of up to four centimeters to charge a device that is compatible with wireless charging. The second type is Powermat, which uses inductive charge delivery over an alternating electromagnetic field.