Wireless Phone Chargers Market Ongoing Trends, Growth Prospects & Challenges by 2019

Wireless Phone Chargers Market Size, Share, Global Trends, Company

Profiles, Demand, Insights, Analysis, Research, Report, Opportunities,

Segmentation and Forecast To 2013 - 2019

Global wireless phone chargers market would be worth USD 34 billion by 2019. Key driver of

this growth would be an exponential rise in smart phone adoption, with number of users in 2019

set to exceed 8 billion. Wireless phone charging is currently offered for premium devices.

Several mobile manufacturers like HTC, Nokia, Samsung, LG, etc. have introduced high-end

phones (Galaxy S4, Nexus 4, Lumia) with wireless charging facility. However, it is expected to

be the norm across various phone segments in forthcoming years.

There is increasing focus on convenient charging of phones in today’s times. This may be

attributed to the rise in mobile computing that uses apps which consume significant amount of

energy. Wireless charging pads allow phones to be charged without disconnecting or

reconnecting cables to the device. Thus, the devices can be charged anywhere (tables, kiosks,

airports, hotels, etc.), just by placing them down.

Inductive wireless charging is the most suitable mode of keeping batteries of tablets and smart

phones full. It allows flexibility in usage of the devices while they get charged. Moreover, this

happens in an effortless and seamless manner. Wireless charging is perceived to become a

regular feature in future as it creates an improved charging experience for consumers.

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Key forces impacting wireless phone charging market are technological development,

proliferation of smart devices, and rise in mobile computing. Phone manufacturers are

developing standards and leveraging them to gain competitiveness through highly differentiated

products.

Wireless transfer of power is a complex process, requiring precision. Inductive wireless charging

uses lesser amount of grid electricity to charge...