Ultra Slim Wireless Charger, Up to 15W Max Fast Charging Pad, Qi-Certified Phone Charger Compatible with Samsung, iPhone, and All Qi-Enabled Devices – Sleek Design, Adapter Not Included (Black)

I bought this charger specifically because it is thin. I use a WeatherTech phone holder in my car and got the idea of finding a wireless charger thin enough that both it and the phone fit in the holder. I just received the charger, and a quick test confirms that both it and my Samsung Note 10+ with OtterBox protector do fit--with no room to spare but they do fit. If I slide the phone into the holder (with the charger already in it), it goes in and out effortlessly if I get the angle just right. It's easy to do and I probably won't need to do anything else, but I did notice that another reviewer used rubber glue to hold the charger in place better. I don't think I'll need to do that, but it's a good idea to keep in mind. Now I won't need to bother with plugging the phone into the charger, and the phone will always recharge a bit while I'm driving around even if I would not have bothered to plug a charging cable into the phone.I haven't done any serious charging with this charger yet, but it appears to charge pretty fast. Of course, you need to be sure to use a 12V or 120V power converter that supports fast charging. ***UPDATE: Okay, this charger does NOT fast charge my Samsung Note 10+, but pretty close. During a test in my car, fast charge required 0:50 hrs according to the phone's estimate, while this Ultra Slim required 1:03 hrs. I think the current capacity of my power converter is 3A. I also have a 2A adapter, and the charge time on that goes up to 1:30. So, it's worth getting a USB power converter that delivers 3A (on my phone at least), but the full fast charge is not all that much faster.The cable is hard-wired into the charger and has a USB C connector, so make sure that you have a C-to-A adapter if you need to plug it into a USB A outlet. The world is moving to USB C, so the manufacturer made the right choice by putting a USB C connector on their cable. We'll just have to live with adapters until the conversion is complete. After that, we'll need adapters between USB C and whatever comes next. :-)

bought this charger and plug into my USB C port of my truck. Within the first five minutes it would stop charging. I had to move my phone around the CHARGER TO GET IT TO CHARGE AGAIN FOR ONLY 1 MINUTE THEN STOP CHARGING AGAIN. All this while not moving the truck. I tryed another wireless charger I use in my home and had no problems.

This wireless charger seems to work well... Provided it is plugged into a 5v power supply. I purchased it and hooked it up and tried it out. I noticed that my phone would state that it was charging for a few seconds and then would stop and quickly restart. This kept the screen on and often my phone wasn't fully charged in the morning.I tested with another phone and with several different chargers, with some mixed results. Some chargers would work fine and others showed this "charging reset" every few seconds. The original followed the charger and not the phone. Finally I tried the chargers with my power-z USB-C charging monitor. I noticed that anytime the pad negotiated to 9v from USB, the phone wouldn't charge correctly. When it remained at 5v, the charger worked perfectly.The 5v problem isn't an issue for me since I only charge at night. But since the product advertises 9v compatibility, it should work at this voltages. I noticed another reviewer with this same problem, but only after finding out the problem myself. It would have been great to see that before going through a lot of troubleshooting.

Super thin, and great charging. I have zero complaints.I used double sided tape to mount it in my Tacoma since I didn't spring for the wireless charging option.It's been 6 months and it's going strong.Zero complaints.

- Does this charge my phone? Yes.- Would I buy it again? No.The charging pad has a cable that plugs into a power source - sure, that's how this works. But the connector is USB C. Where am I supposed to plug that in? Maybe because I'm in the Android world, but I don't own a single wall bump that has a USB C connector. I have a couple of battery packs with a USB C connector. So I plug this into my battery and then place the phone on top of it to charge. That drains my battery, so I have to then plug the battery into the wall to replenish the battery. It's just poorly designed. My work colleague said that I could plug it in to my laptop. Sure. Again, the laptop would need to be plugged into the wall because I'm siphoning power off its battery to power this thing to then charge my phone.It just seems weird that I need to buy a separate wall bump that only this device needs. All my other wall bumps use a full USB connection. The devices they power use a cable that goes from full USB to USB C.

Used this as a charging pad for my truck when the factory one went out. I had to use the AC plug and an adapter as the factory USB C plug did not supply enough power to make it charge.

Love it. Fits in my BRZ console with my Samsung S24 Ultra. Open console, drop phone on top of mat, presto, starts charging

I really don't like this charger it fits where I need it to but it turns on then off then one then off not sure why I wish I could return it I have other wireless chargers that I plug into the same port on my truck that do not do this but are round and don't fit where I need it but I use the other ls anyway since they actually work