It's been a few months since the 2018 iPhones launched, but Apple is undoubtedly hard at work on the 2019 models. And the most recent rumor suggests that the next series could gain a Huawei and Samsung feature.
Japanese Apple blog Macotakara (h/t: 9to5Mac) reports that the new iPhones will offer Integrated Device Technology's reverse wireless charging technology, citing information from Chinese suppliers. IDT's reverse wireless charging functionality is also in Samsung's Galaxy S10 series, marketed as Wireless PowerShare.
Samsung isn't first to offer the technology, as the Huawei Mate 20 Pro offers reverse wireless charging too. But Samsung's take provides five-watt charging speeds compared to Huawei's roughly 2.5 watt rate. We don't yet know how fast Apple's charging solution would be.
The functionality could be pretty important for Apple nonetheless, as it could allow users to charge their Apple Watch and AirPods via the iPhone itself. So you wouldn't need to carry around extra charging adapters and cables if you really don't want to.
You'd also expect Apple to increase the battery size of its upcoming iPhones in order to allow for reverse charging. After all, what's the point of the feature if charging up your Apple Watch quickly saps your iPhone's juice?
Macotakara also reports that Apple might include an 18-watt charging adapter with the new iPhone range. The lack of a fast-charging adapter out of the box has long been one of the main annoyances with iPhones. This is particularly irksome when devices like the Mate 20 Pro hit 40-watt charging speeds with the included adapter.
Is reverse wireless charging an essential feature for you? Let us know in the comments!
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