Yootech Wireless Charger,10W Max Fast Wireless Charging Pad Compatible with iPhone 16e/16/16 Plus/16 Pro Max/15/14/13/SE 2022/12/11/X/8,Samsung Galaxy S22/S21/S20,for AirPods Pro 2(No AC Adapter)

This product does the job, the design is nice and fits perfectly on my bedside table, charges my battery to 100% every night when I go to bed, a little slow at charging but it's not a power charger, color is great and works with phones that have wireless charge enabled

This works well, charges fast, and isn’t an eye sore on the table. Easy to place phone on for quick charging. Got this because the charging port in my phone wasn’t working, but this was a good solution to that problem! Good design, compact, and works as advertised.

Charges the phone quick with great and light weight durability. The design fits right in your pocket.

Works well for both my iPhone SE 2 and new 16e. Both iPhones have silicone cases and it charges them no problem. Green lighted base is nice to know it's charging. Price is very good.

It works great and charges quickly. Easy to use. Plug it in and lay your phone on it. It works. I love it. Now I want it in other rooms. Will buy more.

If you want to fast charge your compatible iPhone or Samsung phone, this charger will do the trick - provided you follow their directions.CABLES: The Yootech charger comes with a USB-A to micro USB cable that's engineered to work with the Qualcomm Quick Charge (QC) standards. It's visibly indistinguishable from a legacy cable so you may want to mark it. When it comes to fast charging over USB, most legacy USB cables won't work. Using this Yootech charger and a quality QC compliant power adapter, I can't get it to fast charge with several of my legacy cables. I assume the charger or the power adapter can sense if the cable is compliant or not. Bottom line is you'll need to use this cable or another one that meets the QC standard if you intend to wirelessly fast charge an iPhone or any of the 10W Android phones that the seller lists.ADAPTERS: An adapter is NOT supplied with the Yootech charger. To support fast charging rates listed, you'll need a QC 2.0/3.0 power adapter rated at 15W or higher. I've tested the following adapters and verified that they'll fast charge an iPhone 8 Plus with the Yootech charger/cable. Please note that the battery needs to be below 80% to fast charge. Above that level Apple apparently switches to a 5W standard charging rate to preserve battery life. I've not had an opportunity to test fast charging at 10W with the listed Android phones.Quick Charge 3.0, Anker 18W USB Wall Charger (Quick Charge 2.0 Compatible) PowerPort+ 1 for Galaxy S7/S6/Edge/Plus, Note 5/4, LG G4, HTC One A9/M9, Nexus 6, iPhone, iPad and MoreSatechi Type-C 75W Travel Charger with USB-C PD Fast Charge Qualcomm Quick Charge 3.0 for 2016/2017 MacBook Pro, MacBook, iPad Pro, iPhone X, Nintendo Switch, Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus, S9, S8 and morePower Delivery (PD) Car Charger, Fiveboy 24W / 45W 2-Ports Smart USB Car Charger for Nintendo Switch, Macbooks, Chromebook, iPhone, iPad Pro / Air / Mini, Android Devices and MoreNote: In the third attached pic, the 9.6W power draw shown on the USB power meter represents the INPUT power to the Yootech charger supplied by the Anker QC 3.0 power adapter. There is power loss in all wireless chargers. This is the amount of input power required to deliver 7.5W of fast charging power to the iPhone.

So, it’s a nice charger and the green LED light is pretty cool. The one bad thing is, you have to plug it in with one of the bigger USB plug adapters, like the ones that come with the phone. It will not work with just one of the regular rectangular USB plug adapters. I bought this so I could hook it into the USB portal on my bedside alarm clock, but again, that will not work. You have to use one of the larger USB plugs for it to work. It does state that in the instructions, and it may have stated that in the product description and I missed it. Not sure. But, if you don’t mind plugging it directly into the wall with one of the larger plug adapters, then it is perfect. It does charge quickly.

I have an iPhone 8 (that I bought about five minutes before the iPhone SE second gen was released, and I still kick myself for that). I prefer the smaller form factor. Pant pockets are not getting any larger so why are phones doing that?I had been successfully keeping it charged with lightning cables until that started to stop being dependable. A good cleaning of the charging port would likely have solved my problem but I could never find time to run to the mall and visit one of the seven phone repair stations there.So I did about four seconds of research and discovered that the iPhone 8 supported magnetic charging and I bought a magnetic charger. My life was saved, the universe was perfect, and everyone lived happily ever after....until the phone stopped charging. I assumed that the charger had broken.(That was stupid of me and we will get to that...)So I went shopping for a new charger. What I did want in a new one was the ability to run off of a portable power supply; the first one I bought came hard-wired to a wall wart.I found and purchased this model. I was excited to get it home and start charging my phone again. I plugged it into an available USB port and set my phone on it...Bupkis. Nada. No joy. Epic fail. This product did not work.But here is where that stupidity that I mentioned earlier comes in.I did about four more seconds of research and discovered that a hard reset of my phone could solve the problem. I did that. It worked.I then realized that this charger works exactly as advertised. I keep this one in my travel bag with a fully charged portable battery to handle any emergent charging needs. (I am using my original unit as my primary at-home charger.)The peace of mind that comes with having this portable charger is priceless.