The reasons for the failure of shared wireless charging are as follows:
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1. Limited charging distance: Wireless charging requires the phone to be placed near the wireless charger, because the wireless charger is generally fixed in a place, and can not be moved as freely as the wired charger.
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2. Low stability: The stability of wireless charging is poor, and when the phone slightly deviates from the wireless charger, the phone may stop charging.
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3. Slow charging speed: Compared with wired charging, wireless charging speed is slow, which also leads to the slow development of wireless charging technology.
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4. Single business model: At present, the business model of wireless charging technology is mainly to cooperate with businesses to provide free wireless charging services in public places, but the response of this model is lackluster.
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To sum up, the development of shared wireless charging may not be due to the combined impact of technology, market, business model and other factors.
This is mainly because there are more charging places now, and generally charging boards are everywhere, so they cannot be developed.