Qi2 solves two of the biggest issues that many people dislike about - alignment and standardised compatibility.

Heck, even the alignment feature can be inferred from the title.

The main features that so called “idiots” or “fanbois” that are excited for very clearly flew over your head.

Are you really that dense, or are you deliberately missing out every other feature (excluding charging speeds) that Qi2 offers?

I can open PDFs, images, text or audio files in the Files app natively.

I use it to access my Syncthing folders.

It’s also outdated information. They’re literally shipping out orders right now.

Nope, I was referring to having both a phone and an actual tablet-sized tablet.

It’s targeted towards tablet users, but I still feel that there are way better and cheaper phone/tablet combos out there.

Silly me was thinking of Apple’s Find My network instead of Android’s Find My Device network.

Unless you want it to work in Korea?

The amusing thing is that iOS Shortcuts allows users to disable Wi-Fi.

Got mine from a friend for $150. It was so good despite its less than ideal battery life.

You can try using Tasker to create a task that turns on NFC and launches Google Wallet / Pay afterwards.

After that, create another profile to turn off NFC when the screen is locked.

Does VLC work with Apple Music service?