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In the video, Average Tech Guy reviews two magnetic wireless chargers from Kushu, the X40 and X55, capable of charging multiple devices including phones, Apple Watches, and AirPods. Both models support up to 22 watts, with slight variations in their physical design and charging capabilities—the X55 can lay flat for simultaneous charging. Throughout his tests, the presenter finds that the charging speeds are slower than advertised, particularly for iPhones and Samsung devices. He notes that while the chargers are strong, sturdy, and compact, their performance doesn't meet fast-charging expectations, and he ultimately views them as potentially more suitable for occasional use rather than daily needs. Despite some shortcomings, the convenience of these chargers is highlighted.
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In this part of the video, the presenter, Average Tech Guy, reviews two three-in-one magnetic wireless chargers from a company called Kushu. He explains that both models, the X40 and the X55, support charging up to 22 watts. The output varies depending on the device: 3 to 15 watts for phones, 3 watts for Apple Watches, and 5 watts for earbuds or AirPods. The X55 is the higher-grade model and differs mainly in that it can lay completely flat to charge all devices simultaneously, whereas the X40 cannot. Both models are sturdy and come with a travel pouch and a USB Type-C to Type-C cable.
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In this part of the video, the speaker tests an 18-watt charging brick along with its associated cables to evaluate the actual wattage output when charging devices. They start by setting up with a power bank capable of 100 watts output to gauge the charging performance. The speaker charges an iPhone, AirPods, and an Apple Watch simultaneously. The phone, held by a magnetic section, charges around 5 watts, while adding other devices increases the combined output to approximately 8 watts. However, the charging is not fast, and the items are securely mounted. The setup is described as strong, sturdy, and compact.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses the charging performance of a wireless charger. They mention that the charger, despite being magnetic, does not have MagSafe capabilities. The wireless charging wattage varies, generally between three to eight watts, leading to a steady but not exceptionally fast charge. With a Samsung device, fast wireless charging is achieved, taking around 48 minutes to fully charge at five watts. The speaker notes that while the charger is compact and capable of charging up to three devices simultaneously, it falls short of the advertised fast charging speeds for both iPhones and Samsung devices. The price range for these devices is between $40 and $60.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses their experience with a charging device they purchased on Amazon. They express dissatisfaction, noting that it doesn’t deliver the advertised charging speeds. Despite this, they acknowledge the device’s convenience due to its sturdy form factor and ability to charge multiple devices simultaneously, including an Apple Watch and an iPhone. The bottom portion isn’t magnetic but still holds devices well. They conclude by recommending viewers to make their own judgment and suggesting that the product might be more suited for occasional use, such as during vacations, rather than daily use. A link to the product is provided for those interested.