Native Union DROP wireless charger delivers an elegant way to charge your Qi-equipped smartphone

Native Union DROP wireless charger delivers an elegant way to charge your Qi-equipped smartphone

Native Union is best known for making tech accessories that feature stand out designs with a dash of fashion. Its latest product continues that trend by mixing attractive materials and fun patterns with a low profile wireless charging pad for iPhone and Qi-compatible devices. Native Union’s Drop Wireless Charger also happens to compliment the space gray HomePod perfectly.

It takes a lot for a Qi pad to stand out — especially when bargain basement price options are available online — but Native Union’s Drop Wireless Charger is worth consideration if you care about how it looks.

Native Union DROP Wireless Charger Design

The DROP is a beautifully designed and easy-to-use wireless charging pad that weighs 9.9 ounces. As we can see from the images, the wireless charger has a compact, slim rounded form factor so you can easily deploy it anywhere in your room, and similar with other accessories from Native Union like the adapter, the DROP also features sleek and soft fabric top, which blends elegant fashion with the popular modern technology.

Native Union DROP

Native Union DROP Wireless Charger Features

The DROP Qi wireless charger supports up to 10W output, and built-in thermal protection sensor and foreign object detection ensure you and your device safe during charging. Moreover, the silicone tread has been arranged on the fabric exterior in order to keep your device in place and prevent overheating for optimum charging speed. In addition, the fast wireless charger comes with a USB-C to USB-A 6.5 foot braided charging cable with genuine leather strap.

Native Union DROP Wireless Charger Price

The DROP Qi wireless charger is priced at $59.99 USD. If you’re interested, jump to Amazon for its more details But if you want more cheaper then this, then Tronsmart AirAmp Wireless Charger ($24) is the best option that’s unveiled at tech conferences 2015 usa.