No Idea why the designer calls it the Fever wireless charger, however I understand that the bare-bones design has a purpose of minimalism backing it. The focus of this charger is to charge your phone as efficiently as possible, and keep the frills of ‘added functionality’ out of the frame. The distinct silhouette of lines is to help better ventilation and prevent from over-heating. The fact that it enhances the looks of the charger, is simply incidental.
Designer: Yeon Soo Kang (Joyce Kang)
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