If the charger is high voltage fast charge, wireless charging is wireless fast charge. If it is an ordinary charger, wireless charging is wireless slow charging.
This depends on the type of wireless charger you use and the charging technology supported. Under normal circumstances, the wireless fast charger adopts the Qi standard, and the Qi standard has three charging speeds, 5W, 7.5W and 10W. Some wireless fast chargers support ultra-fast charging mode, which can support 15W, 20W or higher charging speeds.
Not really. At present, wireless charging can not replace traditional wired charging, and the biggest obstacle to wireless charging is the power problem. The highest charging power of wireless charging is about 15w, which is far less than the charging speed of wired charging, and for the fast charging or flash charging of wired charging, both are not on an order of magnitude. So if you want to charge your phone fast, you still need to use a charging cable.
Wireless charging is not fast charging This is a relative description. In comparison, the current wired charging power can reach 200w, wireless charging power is not fast charge. However, compared with the previous 5 watts of wireless charging, it can currently reach 15w, which is a lot of progress.