Samsung introduced two flagships last month, Galaxy S6 edge+ and Galaxy Note 5 and both are distinguished by one key feature. Both models feature Fast Wireless Charging, so you can charge them wirelessly much faster than you could charge the smaller S6, and while it took about 3 hours and 15 minutes for the S6 edge+, it's only 2 hours, even though it has its battery significantly larger capacity. But for fast charging, you need to have the appropriate accessories, and that's why Samsung produced a faster wireless charger, the Fast Charge Wireless Charging Pad.
But what will definitely surprise you is that this wireless charger includes a built-in cooler, because faster power transfer creates more heat. That is why there are cut-out grids on the lower part of the body and they conduct heat away from the charging pad. However, this is due to the fact that already slow charging using the Qi standard generates about the same heat as charging with a cable. Not only the pad heats up, but also the device that receives the energy. However, in the case of faster charging, the heat already travels too far, and therefore it was necessary to ensure cooling of the charger in order to avoid its damage.
*Source: AndroidPolice
