Ikea launches a portable wireless charger, but only in Germany for now

(Pocket-lint) - The renowned purveyor of flat-packed vexation has launched a caller gadget, the Nordmärke portable wireless charger.

According to a study from Mobiflip, the charger has seen a soundless motorboat and is exclusive to Germany, for the clip being.

The caller instrumentality is Qi-certified and has a 6500mAh lithium-ion artillery inside. It charges via USB-C and has LED indicators connected the broadside for showing its existent artillery level.

Unfortunately, it lone puts retired 5 watts of wireless charging power. It'll get the occupation done conscionable fine, but with Samsung phones accepting up to 10W wirelessly and iPhones accepting 7.5W, a small much wattage would person been bully to see.

As is emblematic successful 2021, it doesn't look that this instrumentality comes with a partition adapter. The USB-A to USB-C cablegram and adapter are shown connected the packaging with "Excl." printed adjacent to them. So it would look the instrumentality itself is the lone happening included.

The instrumentality features aesthetics emblematic of Ikea electronics and somewhat resembles the Symfonisk speakers, with a achromatic integrative ammunition and grey cloth top.

Strangely, Ikea seems to person made this instrumentality disposable successful their Cologne stores without listing them connected the website. So we're not definite if oregon erstwhile this instrumentality whitethorn beryllium made disposable successful different parts of the world.

The Nordmärke branding tin beryllium recovered crossed galore of Ikea's wireless chargers, but this is the archetypal clip we person seen a portable option. The scope globally includes a enactment of desktop charging pads successful assorted cloth and cork finishes arsenic good arsenic a desktop basal with a bamboo base.

 The Nordmärke portable wireless charger tin beryllium had for 20 Euros if you hap to unrecorded adjacent Cologne, otherwise, we conscionable person to hold and spot if it launches elsewhere.

Writing by Luke Baker. Originally published connected 7 December 2021.