Wireless charging heating cup is suitable for people: people who like to drink hot water.
It's cold, so it's a wonderful experience to always have a cup of warm water at hand.
As the base, the wireless charger supports QI protocol and can charge the matching cups and other equipment. When it is recognized as a cup, the heating output power is 24 W; When identified as other equipment, the output power depends on the corresponding equipment, and the maximum output power can reach 5V2A.
But as a person who is not interested in wireless charging, I still mainly drink hot water. In the office, take a large glass of cold water from the accompanying cup, then pour it into the cup, and you will get a cup of hot water with a temperature of 55 degrees in about ten minutes (you usually just finished drinking a cup of hot water when adding water, so you don't care about the waiting time).
Because it is usually boiled water, it is quite comfortable to use. For a while, the particles that settle at the bottom will dissolve easily. But making tea is not very good, and continuous heating will accelerate the astringency of tea liquid.
What's more commendable is that both the cup and the base are made of pottery (unglazed) and feel very good. Sometimes a little water spilled on the base is quickly absorbed. Moreover, because the pottery will make a sound when it is slightly rubbed, it will be particularly solemn when holding the cup, effectively avoiding the tragedy of liquid spilling on the keyboard.
And it is also the most beautiful heating pad I have ever seen.