1. Apple introduces MagSafe Duo Charger for iPhone and Apple Watch

In February, Apple introduced the MagSafe Duo Charger, a wireless charging station that supports both iPhone and Apple Watch. The charger was well-received by critics and consumers, and it helped to boost the popularity of wireless charging among Apple users.

2. Qualcomm launches Quick Charge 5+, a new wireless charging standard

In March, Qualcomm announced Quick Charge 5+, a new wireless charging standard that offers up to 100W of power delivery. Quick Charge 5+ is backward compatible with Quick Charge 4+ and 3.0, and it is expected to be adopted by a number of smartphone manufacturers in 2024.

3. Samsung launches Galaxy S22 series with built-in wireless charging

In February, Samsung launched the Galaxy S22 series, which includes all three models with built-in wireless charging. The Galaxy S22 series is one of the most popular smartphone lineups in the world, and its support for wireless charging helped to further drive the adoption of the technology.

4. Google launches Pixel Stand 2, a wireless charging stand with new features

In October, Google launched the Pixel Stand 2, a wireless charging stand that offers a number of new features over the original Pixel Stand. The Pixel Stand 2 supports 23W fast charging for the Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro, and it also features a new face unlock feature that allows users to unlock their phones without having to pick them up.

5. Oppo launches AirVOOC 50W wireless charging technology

In August, Oppo announced AirVOOC 50W wireless charging technology, which offers up to 50W of power delivery. AirVOOC 50W is the fastest wireless charging technology on the market, and it is expected to be adopted by a number of smartphone manufacturers in 2024.

6. Xiaomi launches Mi Wireless Charging Pad 100W, a wireless charging pad that supports 100W of power delivery

In December, Xiaomi announced the Mi Wireless Charging Pad 100W, a wireless charging pad that offers up to 100W of power delivery. The Mi Wireless Charging Pad 100W is the first wireless charging pad to support 100W of power delivery, and it is a significant milestone for the wireless charging industry.

7. Anker launches Nano Pro 100W, a wireless charging power bank that supports 100W of power delivery

In October, Anker launched the Nano Pro 100W, a wireless charging power bank that offers up to 100W of power delivery. The Nano Pro 100W is the first wireless charging power bank to support 100W of power delivery, and it is a convenient option for users who need to charge their devices on the go.

8. WiTricity launches WiTricity Air, a new wireless charging technology

In September, WiTricity announced WiTricity Air, a new wireless charging technology that uses radio waves to deliver power. WiTricity Air is designed to be more efficient than traditional wireless charging technologies, and it is expected to be used in a variety of applications, including vehicles, furniture, and medical devices.

9. Samsung and Xiaomi announce support for Wi-Fi 6E wireless charging

Wi-Fi 6E is the latest version of the Wi-Fi standard. It offers faster speeds and lower latency than previous versions. Samsung and Xiaomi announced support for Wi-Fi 6E wireless charging in 2023. This will allow their devices to charge faster and more efficiently.

10. Qualcomm and Google announce partnership to develop new wireless charging technologies

In November, Qualcomm and Google announced a partnership to develop new wireless charging technologies. The partnership is focused on developing technologies that are more efficient, faster, and more affordable than current wireless charging technologies.

Conclusion

These are just a few of the many significant events that took place in the global wireless charging industry in 2023. The industry is growing rapidly, and it is expected to continue to grow in the years to come.