Additionally, of course, we cannot be sure without trying it. We have not had the product in our hands yet. Since we have not fully tested the wireless charging, the keyboard, or the speaker in person, we cannot know how high-end the feeling will be. I am not speaking with absolute certainty about that anyway.
But there is a website provided by Jolla, and it explains what outputs and connections they are giving us. When you research that a bit, it basically says: do not expect a very high-quality speaker; if you make an e-ink screen, your eyes will be able to follow the refresh rate one by one; and regarding wireless charging, compared to others, it clearly shows with the given values that it will not meet your urgent needs that well.
So what exactly is wrong with that?
There is a sentence that follows after that, isn’t there? When I said “it was expected to be added,” I didn’t mean Jolla. I think a translation mistake occurred there.
What I meant was that a topic had been opened about this. There were questions like whether any project had ever been made, what the situation was with wireless charging, and how it would work. I was simply expressing that curiosity.
The issue is the pogo pin function assignment. They expose I²C/I3C + power/control, not an audio-oriented interface. If some pins were assigned to I2S/PCM audio, USB 2.0 audio, or analog line-out, a proper DAC/amp/speaker TOH would be much easier and better. With the current 5 V / 1 A + I²C/I3C setup, it is more suited for control/sensors/ than high-quality wired audio.
I think the keyboard and the game console will basically work with almost the same logic. And of course, additionally, a friend also told me this, and I do agree with his sentence as well: we cannot be 100% sure. This is only how we expect it to work based on the specifications currently given.
Maybe the maximum performance is much better for a phone; I don’t know. But in short, wireless charging feels insufficient to me. Low is low; we cannot change that. However, we also cannot know without trying it.
Still, from what I see, we should not expect a high-end configuration. So when customizing it, I think I will consider it twice, because the real question is whether it will truly be worth it functionally or not. Otherwise, it becomes unnecessary.