Trident Case Introduces New Qi-Enabled Case and Charger Series, Offering Wireless Charging For Mobile Devices
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Furthering its commitment to provide the most innovative accessories for every mobile device, Trident Case® today announced the introduction of the expanded Trident Electra Qi Series, a new line of wireless chargers and cases that leverages Qi inductive charging technology to wirelessly charge mobile devices. The new series is comprised of five wireless chargers and four Qi-capable cases.
“We are proud to announce our membership with the Wireless Power Consortium to develop and introduce wireless chargers for Trident Case users,” Trident Vice President of Marketing Erin Luzzi said today. “Inductive charging eliminates the need for a power cord or battery replacement, making devices more convenient. Now, Trident users can charge their mobile devices with any one of our five easy-to-use chargers that use Qi wireless charging technology.”
Since some devices are not Qi-compatible, Trident Case is also introducing a line of Electra Qi cases that enables the Apple®’s iPhone® 4/4S and iPhone 5/5S, and Samsung®’s Galaxy S® IV and Samsung Galaxy S5 to wirelessly charge with Trident’s new Qi accessories. The Electra qi Charging Case for iPhone 4s, the Electra qi Charging Case for iPhone 5s, the Electra qi Charging Case for Samsung Galaxy SIV and the Electra qi Charging Case for Samsung Galaxy S5 enable users to charge their devices by simply placing them on the Electra wireless charging pads. The cases also feature a sleek outer-framework that encloses the device and provides protection. A self-applicable screen protector helps to keep the device’s screen in optimal condition.
Trident’s new Electra qi Double Charging Pad enables users to charge their phone by placing it directly on top of a soft-touch polycarbonate charging pad. It has enough room to charge two devices at once, plus a convenient media stand that allows angling at 20 degrees and 45 degrees while anti-skid feet keep the charging pad in place. The pad supports all Qi-compatible one amp devices, including smartphones, digital cameras, mp3 players and more. Similarly, the Electra qi Single Charging Pad offers the same capabilities for one mobile device at a time. The pad includes an indicator light, as well as an anti-skid ribbon and anti-skid feet to keep the device in place while charging.
While on the go, mobile device users can bring along Trident’s Electra qi Power Bank Power 4000 to ensure that their devices remain charged in the absence of an outlet. The portable Qi charger comes equipped with a rechargeable 4000 mAh lithium polymer battery and an LED light to indicate the mobile device’s charging status. Users can place a Qi-compatible mobile device on top of the pad, or plug any USB-chargeable device into the side USB port.
Designed to provide drivers with a portable charging station, Trident’s Electra qi Car Charging Holder enables users to wirelessly charge their devices by sliding their Qi-equipped device into an opening slit at the top of the charger. Also supporting one amp devices, the small and compact design makes the product compatible with most standard in-vehicle cup holders.
For non Qi-enabled mobile devices, Trident’s Wireless Charging Adapter includes permanently connected micro-USB and lightning charging cables for compatibility with all of today’s most popular devices. The adapter works with the Qi-equipped Wireless Charging Pad to charge non-compatible Qi devices portably. The charging adapter also features a green LED light that indicates that the adapter is wirelessly connected to the pad and is transmitting power.
Luzzi asserts that wireless charging offers many benefits to mobile device users, as Qi cases eliminate the need for a power cord or battery replacement while ensuring that phones sustain battery throughout the day. “Wireless chargers also reduce energy costs by leveraging the ability to power multiple devices from a single source,” she said.
Qi (pronounced Chee) is an interface standard developed by the Wireless Power Consortium for inductive electrical power transfer, designed to deliver the best user experience and offer the most innovative charging method on the market.
Qi utilizes inductive charging, which is a method of moving power wirelessly. In order to transfer power, a power-generating source system is placed near a power storing system. An electromagnetic field is generated between the two objects, and power then moves from one system to the other.
Qi is also fully compatible, meaning that any phone or device carrying the Qi logo will work with any charging surface that also carries the Qi logo. Qi-enabled devices include the Blackberry® Z30, Google Nexus® 7, Nokia® Lumia Series, LG® G2, HTC® Droid and many more.
Trident Case is a member of the Wireless Power Consortium, with products in the process of being officially approved. All approved Trident Case products will be added to the Wireless Power Consortium website for consumers and businesses to verify authenticity.
Trident Case offers six series of protective carrying solutions providing one, two, or three layers of protection: Kraken A.M.S. Series, Aegis Series, Cyclops Series, Perseus A.M.S. Series, Electra Series, and Apollo Series. All Trident cases use bio-enhanced, plastic based products that are recyclable, compostable, and degradable. Trident cases are manufactured in the USA.
