Tesla Wireless Charging Platform Review: Is This Cybertruck-Inspired Device Worth It?

The Tesla Wireless Charging Platform just started shipping to consumers this March.

But, don't be confused. This new product the automaker is not designed for EVs.

Instead, the Wireless Charging Platform is a Cybertruck-inspired device charger.

This means that it is used for smartphones and other common gadgets.
As of writing, the Tesla Wireless Charging Platform is making huge headlines because of the positive reviews it's receiving.

However, is this wireless charger really worth it?

Tesla Wireless Charging Platform Review

According to ZDNet's report, the Tesla Wireless Charging Platform can hold up to three different gadgets at the same time.

This Cybertruck-inspired charger can provide up to 15 watts of power to each of the three devices.

When it comes to durability, this wireless charger has a dense, solid platform that is around 8.6 inches wide and weighs 747 grams.

Its surface provides a grippy texture, ensuring that your devices will not accidentally slip.

The Tesla Wireless Charging Platform relies on a 65-watt charger, which has an angular style; reminiscent of the design of the popular Tesla Cybertruck.

YouTuber MKBHD Impresses by Tesla Charger

Because of its simple, yet effective design and advanced features, YouTuber MKBHD was also impressed by its performance.

"Tesla's wireless charger is built like a tank," said MKBHD (Marques Brownlee) via his official Twitter post.

In his video, he even claimed that the Tesla Wireless Charger Platform is the best wireless charger he ever tried.

His official Twitter video already generated over one million views, 12,000 likes, and 600 retweets.

But, this premium experience comes at a price since the Tesla Wireless Charging Platform is not cheap.

You can order this new gadget accessory for $300. Once you order it, you can get the following inclusions:

• Wireless Charging Platform
• USB-C cable integrated with wireless charger
• 65W USB-C power adapter
• Magnetic detachable stand

If you want to learn more about the new Tesla Wireless Charging Platform, you can click this link.

The new Cybertruck-inspired wireless just shows that Tesla can also work on other products not related to electric vehicles.

But, since its specialty is in EVs, the automaker is focusing more on enhancing its car innovations.

Previously, Elon Musk claimed that their next-gen Tesla EV models could be 50% cheaper than existing electric cars.

We also reported about the new Tesla Model Y called "Juniper," which is expected to enter its first production in 2024.

For more news updates about Tesla and its upcoming non-EV products, always keep your tabs open here at TechTimes.