Chinese regulators will reportedly ban the sale of specific wireless chargers, including some Apple models. Only three frequency bands and an 80W cap on transmission power will be recognised in the country.

China, however, is now preparing to ban Apple's MagSafe wireless chargers that provide said 15W charging speed. According to the South China Morning Post, Apple's sales of the MagSafe chargers will be illegal after September 1.

Apple 15W wireless chargers are set to be banned from sale in China, with both MagSafe and Qi2 charging pads affected. The Chinese government says that the prohibitions are to prevent interference and “maintain the order of airwaves” …

The charging stand is a MagSafe wireless induction charger that allows you to charge your iPhone, AirPods as well as Apple Watch – all three at once. Available in white and black colour options, the stand itself is quite slim and lightweight and comes with the sameu0002-coloured standard 1.

Chinese regulators plan to ban sales of certain types of wireless chargers, including some from Apple, reports the South China Morning Post. The updated radio frequency management regulations from China’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology,

The rules are expected to impact Apple's wireless charging products, since its 15W wireless charging feature operates at 360kHz, a frequency that is not allowed. Chinese regulators plan to ban sales of certain types of wireless chargers,