iPhone 7, does it support wireless charging?

I created an Apple ID just so I could reply to your comment. How about this:

"The FAA and Apple are investigating after a teenager's iPhone burst into flames mid-air on a flight to Hawaii."

".......her Apple iPhone 4 caught fire while she was charging the phone overnight."

".....his iPhone 7 unit exploded before it even arrived at his door."

"A viral video showing a rose gold iPhone 7 Plus catching on fire has caught Apple's attention as well......."

".....he was out with some friends when all of a sudden his Apple iPhone 6s caught on fire. After suffering burns, our reader was treated at the ER."

"My iPhone caught on fire while it was charging in the middle of the night. I was sleeping and it burned me but luckily I woke up in time to put it out. I have a burned phone and a melted charger and all Apple said they would do is charge me $199 to repair it."

"The owner of an Apple iPhone 7 Plus got a surprising wake-up call earlier this week. Her smartphone was on fire. A video posted on Twitter on Wednesday by ####### ######, an 18-year-old college student in Tucson, Arizona, shows the rose gold iPhone in a clear, melted plastic case sitting on a bathroom basin and billowing smoke. ####### boyfriend captured the 21-second clip with his phone."

"Another newly shipped Apple iPhone 7 caught fire and destroyed a car in what looks similar to the same type of battery fires that forced a worldwide recall of all Samsung Galaxy Not 7 units."

"A Sydney bicycle rider […] was severely burned when his Apple iPhone exploded after a minor fall....."

"Apple is investigating a number of reports that iPhones have started to overheat, explode or catch fire, following issues with the lithium-ion battery inside the device."

I could go on and on and on but I think you understand the gist of the matter. The fact of the matter is that Samsung had this problem with the Galaxy Note 7. It appears that this has been a problem with MANY of Apple's iPhone models numbered 4 to 7. Of course, you're entitled to your sanctimonious Apple attitude, which apparently prevents you from purchasing and using the far superior Samsung cell phones.

There was no mention of wireless charging for the iPhone in the press event today and there is no mention of it in the tech specs, so I'd say the answer is no.

Try the Note 7, it can catch fire completely without wires.

Being a leader does not mean having every feature the public wants to have.

Apple has behaved this way for a very long time. They seem to be doing OK despite not leading every metric.