BOOST UP Wireless Charging Pad for Samsung

📲Great Wireless Charger📲Works perfect and works with my phone still in its clear rubber case.Don't know if its my phone or the charger but when I lay my phone on it, if its off my phone then turns on😔That's the only annoying thing to be honest.It really does do fast charge and works perfectly well.Price wise it was more expensive than a lot of other wireless chargers but I brought this after looking at lots of reviews online and 'Which' review.This is great with my Huawei P20 Pro and because the wattage is higher than the cheaper ones it charges faster and to your phones highest capacity.All around good design and a little light that lights up when phone is placed in right position and charging. Only 2 down points, 1 Price could be a bit less as very nearly put me off.2 th mains plug is very bulky so unable to plug into certain places.💜Thanks For A Great Item Belkin 💜

Really pleased with this charger. I bought it partly to save wear on the USB port on my new Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus. I love that I can just place my phone on the charger when I go to bed. It's also a fast charger which is great. My partner also charges his S8 with it. When I can afford it, I want to get another one.

When it first came it worked fine but after only having it for just over three month it doesnt charge my phone any more. It still turns on just doesnt charge

Great charger, no problems, I have used other cheaper versions, they are not as good as this one.

Ah wireless charging, the category that should be so simple but due to the sheer amount of choice and specifications rattled off doesn't appear to be so!So let's try and make it all a bit simpler.For all phones that support wireless charging (iPhone 8, iPhone X family, and many Android handsets dating back to around 2015), the slowest charging speed available is 5W and every phone that supports wireless charging supports 5W.Phones made since 2017 generally run up to 7.5W and many go above this at 10W+.The higher the watt rating the quicker your phone will charge, but only if your phone supports above 5W, so read the manual or google it for your phone. But If you have an IPhone, I'll save you the googling, an iPhone 8 or iPhone X is 7.5W and the new IPhone XR/XS is 10W.Ok, so you now know what your phone supports and you've decided you want to buy a wireless pad/stand to charge your device. The next question is which one do you choose?It's not as simple as it might sound, many of the units advertising 10W or more can't actually deliver that speed without you buying a special USB Quick Charger to power it. So, when deciding always make sure you read the little asterisks on the description.I went for this particular unit because Amazon was selling it at £29.99, I didn't have to worry about buying a quick charger or messing around, simply take it out of the box and shove my nice new iPhone on it and I am get maximum charging speed. Simple.But, had this unit not been on offer at £29.99 there is no way I'd have spent £50 or more!Instead I'd have bought a cheaper brand with good reviews at around £15 and added the quick charger for another £10 or so.

Using with galaxy s9 plus. Phone can be on the charger all night and doesnt get a full charge. Just stick to the cable dont waste your money.

Works brilliantly with iPhone 8 Plus. My only issue is that when my phone doesn’t have a case on it, it can slide off sometimes. This is more because of the phone having a glass back but maybe it could have a more rubbery top. Most phones won’t have issue with this and when I have a case on my phone, it’s fine.

Samsung s7. Significantly slower than charging by plugged in fast charging. IPhone okay.Not worth extra