Yootech 7.5W/10W/15W Wireless Charger, Wireless Charging Stand Compatible with iPhone 14/14 Plus/14 Pro/14 Pro Max/13/SE 2022/12/11/X/8,15W for LG V50/V40/V35/V30,10W for Galaxy S21/S20,Pixel 3/4XL

So tired of cell phone accessories that target iPhone to the exclusion of real phones? Yeah, me too. When my two Belkin charging pads decided to make it nearly impossible to place my phone in a way that made the charger happy, I started looking for a replacement and found this charging stand. It is optimized for LG, charging them at 15W and charging at lower wattages for Samsung and iPhone devices. It charges in portrait or landscape direction, so you can easily use your phone while it is charging, which does NOT take long at ALL. I did not have to remove the aftermarket case from my phone to charge, as you do with a lot of other charge stands/pads. The phone stays on the charging stand with no problem, no matter which directions I place the phone. The indicator light goes out almost immediately, in order to eliminate distraction while you're trying to sleep. Seems to be well built, it is compact but not so small that it feels like a toy and it nicely portable for travel. I set it up as soon as it arrived and was really happy that it began charging my phone immediately, without me having to ooch it around, back and forth, trying to find the right spot to keep it connected. When it charged my phone from 80% to full in just a few minutes, I knew I made the right choice, so I bought two more of them to replace the remaining charge stations in my home. The price point gave me pause initially, thinking it was too good to be true, but as it turns out, it's just a really incredible price for a really great charger!

I think this was a pretty good deal considering the following: 1) Qi -enabled phone compatibility which is safer and protects the longevity of your phone's battery 2) Vents are properly located. The base has the circuit board for the unit and there are ventilation grills in the back base and on the back panel at the top where the phone leans against. When the circuit board is in use or charging your phone, it will warm up. As heat rise, it travels through the hollow body of the stand and vents at the top which also draws cooler air into the bottom of the base. So it stay cool. 3) It's a nice looking stand compare to others on the market. 4) USB-C connection, period. Multiple charging modes. 5) Price point was really good for the value of this product. I bought this and 2 others in a bundled deal for more savings. I am slightly disappointed with something very minor, but it's still worth mentioning. It would have been nice to have a longer cable. It comes with a 3 feet long USB-A to C and I would have liked to 5 foot long cable instead. I think 3' is too short now a days. But it still came with one, so it's ok. I read/see people complaining about not having a charging block, but if they had actually Read the product description/information...just READ what it comes with, they would have known. But I guess ppl don't read and just look at the pictures or something.

While this charger could use a little bit more voltage allowance to break through certain cases, or charge a teeny bit faster, it's been really great anyway. I mean, it's about a quarter of the price of other options, so charging slow I can get past. It charges slow. It might take all day if you drain your phone, so I'd pop it on a cord for 5-10 minutes first. But, it's been great to just leave my phone on at my desk. It rarely goes below 50% now anyway, because I don't have to worry about moving the cable around, so it just stays on the charger more often. If you prefer a really bulky case, like Cat, or such, you might struggle to charge with this. However, my case is similar thickness to an Otter Box and has TPU and metal components between charger and phone, as well as two cards in the case. No issues with that.

I got this charger because the ones that plug into my phone break way too easily. And I have had very few issues with it for this long now, when I would have gone through maybe five chargers. It is so easy to use and once you get the positioning down, you can have it charging on any of the phones sides. The charging power is pretty good, it goes up about 20% in an hour, so that's pretty decent charging, or at least good enough for me. And the charger itself is pretty durable. I've been trying not to drop it, but its withstanding a house woth five animals in it, so pretty good. This charger has saved me so much money on charging my phone its incredible!

First - let's get a small pet peeve out of the way: I would have liked for this wireless charger to have included a usb-c to usb-c cable, at least as an option. That is literally the only negative thing I can say about this charger and I don't think it's worth taking a star off for it. The packaging it comes in is light and very minimalistic. It's easy to open and dispose of it with limited waste material. You don't get a power adapter with it - I believe there is a version with one you can order. This to me is a bonus feature: I have a bunch of them, so I don't need yet another plug-bug. If I needed another power source for it I like to be able to pick one with the quality and power output I choose. This wireless charger is both very lightweight and sturdy. It feels solid and allows you to have your phone on it either vertically - my favorite - or horizontally. One great feature is the charging light automatically switching off after a couple of seconds since the phone starts charging, making it ideal for people who don't want to have a thousand little lights on all the time around the house. Nice touch! Now to the tech specs: I have used it with both my Pixel 3XL and a Pixel 3 and both will charge at full speed. The confusing part is that since a couple of releases ago the phones no longer display the 'rapid charging' notification. The bottom line is: this charger will charge my Pixel 3XL from about 5% to full in a couple of hours. A note here: you have to make sure that the power adapter you use has enough juice - at least 15W for rapid charging a Pixel (it requires 10W, but you don't want your power supply to always be working at their limits), more for Samsungs and iPhones - to support the charging speed you are trying to achieve. I also used this wireless charger for an iPhone and it works like a charm. I like this charger do much that I have bought three and are about to buy another couple as presents. It strikes a good balance between price, looks and performance.

I've had one of these for years now, and it works extremely well. My phone accepts fast wireless charging, which works perfectly when used with a Qi-rated power adapter ("brick"). I mainly use mine at work, setting my phone up across the room so I can focus on what's in front of me. The front green LED turns on when you set your phone in it, then blanks out. When I bought one for my wife to use on her night stand, this feature was much appreciated. The LED wouldn't bother me either way but she's particularly sensitive to light in the bedroom. I also appreciate the fact that it uses a USB C connector which most of my devices have (all phones should, ahem Apple). Another advantage of using that connector is when I need a quick super fast charge on my phone. I can unplug the wireless charger and plug my phone in directly. If I need another wireless charger, I won't hesitate to buy this one again.

I plugged in the unit and put the phone on and it worked well. After a few months, it stopped charging the phone. I purchased another charger from a different company and that one would not charge the phone. I contacted Yootech and they quickly sent me another charger (even though out of return time) ... that did not work. It turns out that the back of my phone had separated in a spot and that prevented the wireless charging (thank you internet search). I found the spot on the back that was lifting. I have an external case for the phone and placed a couple of strips of thin cardboard on the spot on the phone and replaced the external case. The charger is back working as well as it did before. I contacted Pai at Yootech and he told me to keep the second charger ... he was a great guy and super CS agent.

Tried both the Yootech and Anker PowerWave wireless charger. This Yootech supports 7.5W/10W/15W. The Anker only 5W/10W. But similar charge results on my phone nonetheless. Also, Yootech comes with USB-C cable and Anker PowerWave uses micro USB. Took about 2.5 hours to charge my Samsung Galaxy Note 9 even with QC 3.0 adapter. Normally takes an 1.5 or less with wired. I think all wireless charges are slower in comparison. Other than that it works fine and good if youre the type that leaves your phone on wireless charger most of the day. It can work with a thick phone case but I have a wallet case so had to flip open to make it successfully contact.

I like it and work with my pixel and Huawei

I ordered one - liked it - ordered another. Both came promptly and work as advertised.

Pixels are weird and seem to charge best with a proprietary charger. This one was advertised as particularly suitable for Pixels. Unfortunately my Pixel did not fully charge with this product and was surprisingly warm after charging. However, it charges other brands of phones well, so I'm still sort of happy with it.

non operational at full power, week product

Este cargador es muy rápido para ser inalámbrico, mucho mas veloz y potente que los cargadores oficiales de Apple. Una gran compra. Por su forma de pedestal, puedes tenerlo en tu escritorio junto a tu computadora y ver todas las notificaciones sin tener que levantarlo, muy cómodo para uso diario.