The best partner of Meizu 18! Meizu vertical wireless supercharger is on sale for ¥199

At the Meizu 18 series 5G dual flagship launch conference at the beginning of March, in addition to the launch of Meizu 18 and Meizu 18 Pro two new phones, Meizu also brought a variety of accessory products, including Meizu vertical wireless supercharger and Meizu 18 series liquid silicone mobile phone case, etc.

After more than a month of waiting, the Meizu vertical wireless supercharger was officially launched on Meizu Mall. It will go on sale at 10:00 am on April 29 for ¥199.

In terms of design ID, the Meizu vertical wireless supercharger adopts a compact and simple appearance design, which is ergonomic. The 60° raised angle design perfectly complements the 120° angle of the adult mandible, which can present a natural and unintentional look.

In terms of configuration, the product has 40W wireless super fast-charging comparable to wired charging, charging 100% in 50 minutes at the fastest.

It can perform a 40W wireless supercharge for Meizu 18 Pro and is backward compatible with Meizu 17 Pro (27W Max).

At the same time, it supports wireless charging for devices that pass the Qi standard, up to 10W.

Of course, while bringing extremely fast recovery to mobile phones, Meizu’s vertical wireless supercharger is also excellent in heat dissipation. Built-in super large silent cooling fan and brand new unique vertical air duct make heat dissipation more active.

It is worth mentioning that the wireless supercharger has built-in dual coils, supports vertical and horizontal dual forms, even if the phone is out of power, you can still watch the show while charging.

In terms of safety, Meizu vertical wireless overcharge has six safety protections, including over-temperature protection, over-current protection, electrostatic protection, foreign body detection, over-voltage protection, and under-voltage protection.

However, it should be noted that the input charger and transmission line are not included in the package, and a charger with a power of more than 50W and supporting the PD/QC protocol is required to reach the maximum wireless charging output power of 40W.