If you can’t wait for AirPower, this Qi AirPods case case is pretty good

We put a case on your case so you can charge your case for a situation



It's been precisely a year since Apple declared AirPower at its iPhone X occasion, demonstrating the world its driven interpretation of remote accusing of another tangle that could control three gadgets without a moment's delay: an iPhone, an Apple Watch, and, through another remote empowered case, AirPods.

There's been add up to radio quiet from that point forward, be that as it may, leaving the world in an unending limbo of connecting links to AirPods cases. If you somehow managed to take the maybe not irrational position that Apple is over-designing its answer and ought to have recently conveyed normal Qi charging to the AirPods, or in the event that you essentially would prefer not to purchase a costly new charging mat and AirPods case, the PowerPod Case may be for you.

Supported on Kickstarter, it's a silicone case for your AirPods case. There's a Lightning plug on the base snared to a Qi charging curl on the front; put your case look down on a Qi-good cushion and it'll begin to charge. Not at all like Apple's AWOL AirPods case, there's no outer LED to affirm charging status, so you'll need to depend on any status pointer that the Qi cushion may have.



The PowerPod Case isn't thick at all and doesn't add much discernible mass to the AirPods case. The dark silicone can get build up, be that as it may, and you may see somewhat more grating when removing it from your pocket.

Another idiosyncrasy is that remote charging produces a considerable amount of warmth; this is normal to basically every Qi gadget, however there aren't numerous Qi gadgets that you embed into your ears. It feels somewhat odd at first for the AirPods to be warm to the touch.\Overall, however, the item does what it claims: it gives you a chance to charge your AirPods case on any Qi charger. I tried with the Mophie tangle that Apple offers in its stores and an irregular accusing cushion of a panda on it that I got for about $10 from Amazon Japan. Both worked fine; at one point I took the case off the panda tangle to find that it hadn't charged, however it worked out that the Lightning plug wasn't completely embedded. Charging speed appeared in accordance with what I'd anticipate from utilizing a normal link.

Now, you should hold up to see whatever Apple reports about AirPower one week from now before considering grabbing a PowerPod Case. However, at $40, it's probably going to be a less difficult and essentially less expensive arrangement if all you think about is influencing your AirPods to work with your current Qi setup.