Why Is Wireless Charging for Mobile Phones Still Not Widely Available

Brand	Model	Wired charging power	Wireless charging power
Apple	iPhone 14	20W+	15W
Apple	iPhone 14 Plus	20W+	15W
Apple	iPhone 14 Pro	20W+	15W
Apple	iPhone 14 Pro Max	20W+	15W
Apple	iPhone SE3	12W+	7.5W
Samsung	S22	25W	15W
Samsung	S22+	45W	15W
Samsung	S22 Ultra	45W	15W
Huawei	Mate 50	66W	50W
Huawei	Mate 50 Pro	66W	50W
Huawei	P50 Pro	66W	50W
HONOR	Magic4 Pro	100W	50W
HONOR	Magic3 Pro	66W	50W
VIVO	X90 Pro	120W	50W
VIVO	X90 Pro+	80W	50W
VIVO	X Fold+	80W	50W
iQOO	iQOO 11 Pro	200W	50W
iQOO	iQOO 10 Pro	200W	50W
Xiaomi	Xiaomi 13	67W	50W
Xiaomi	Xiaomi 13 Pro	120W	50W
Redmi	K60	67W	30W
Redmi	K60 Pro	120W	30W
OPPO	Find X5	80W	30W
OPPO	Find X5 Pro	80W	50W
OPPO	Find N	33W	15W
OnePlus	OnePlus 10 Pro	80W	50W
MOTO	X40	125W	15W

Some phones support wireless charging in the previous generation, but in the latest release of the new models the wireless charging function has been removed, why is this?

The first is that the wireless charging coil module affects the internal space and the battery capacity has to give way to a little less capacity to make room for the coil.

The second is that the camera module of today's mobile phones is getting bigger and bigger, which will invade the centre of the wireless charging position.

The third is the market factor, the mid-range models to join wireless charging, or will impact their own high-end models, in addition to manufacturers can not pinpoint the user demand for wireless charging. Finally, there are cost considerations. The price war has made manufacturers red-handed and it is understandable that wireless charging is the first feature to be cut.

Wireless charging is only one piece of the flagship barrel, used to "fill in" the shortcomings of the flagship experience. Consumers actually want to buy a wireless charging phone, but the feature is only available on expensive flagships, which is a deterrent and creates the illusion that consumers don't care about wireless charging. The accessories market is waiting for a windfall, but because wireless charging phones are still not popular, wireless charging accessories only account for a small percentage of sales compared to wired charging accessories, leading to a significant investment in the speed and number of new products developed by accessory vendors.