pple is reportedly on track to release its AirPower charging unit later this year, according to a report from MacOtakara (which we first saw via 9to5Mac).
AirPower is Apple's wireless charging pad; an oval-shaped surface large enough to hold your iPhone X, 8, or 8 Plus, or Apple Watch and charge them. The whole setup works without cables and can charge up to three devices at once.
AirPower will also work with AirPod headphones, provided you buy Apple's new battery case for the headphones with wireless charging capabilities. It's likely the AirPower units and the charging-enabled AirPods case will launch at the same time, though there's no mention of that in MacOtakara's report. Apple is separately expected to launch a second-generation pair of AirPods.
MacOtakara doesn't have a specific date, but it's reporting that the AirPower should launch sometime in March, and that it will be available from both Apple and select third-party resellers such as Best Buy.
There are still no details on price. A Polish retailer last year suggested that the AirPower would cost $199 (£142), but it seems unlikely that an independent shop would have been clued up on a future Apple product.
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