According to iSuppli, wireless charging in 2011 will be a small but significant base, allowing consumers to use a dedicated adapter without the case to charge all kinds of consumer electronics devices.

        ISuppli's data show that although some of the critical challenges are still hindering the immediate use of wireless chargers, but the wireless charger this year will begin to ship a certain scale, followed by its market impact, shipments will rise rapidly.

       In terms of product-specific wireless charging, it is expected that the solution will reach 3.6 million in 2010, compared with 200,000 in 2009. From 2011 onwards, shipments will grow sharply: shipments in 2011 will reach 31 million, in 2012 rose to 101.8 million, reaching 174.2 million in 2013, the end of 2014 increased to 234.9 million. It is expected that the growth of the wireless aftermarket will be equally impressive, with a compound annual growth rate of 133.4% for the five years and an overall sales revenue of $ 2.9 billion by 2014. Product-specific solutions include chargers and so-called "skin", that is, receivers sold with specific products, and aftermarket solutions include general-purpose chargers and various types of skin that can be used with a variety of consumer electronics devices.

       With such a strong growth, wireless charging equipment will enter more and more applications, including mobile phones, portable media players, digital cameras and mobile PCs. In these applications, mobile phones will account for the largest proportion of sales revenue for wireless charging, not only because of the large number of mobile phones will benefit from this technology, but also because well-known mobile phone brand manufacturers will participate in, to provide the required market awareness degree.