30W Fast Wireless Charger Pad, Wireless Charging Compatible with Samsung Galaxy S22/S22+/S21/S20/S10, Fast Charger Compatible with iPhone 13/14/12/11 Series

works great

It works well without overcharging your phone.Fits well in my book bag

I used to think that wireless charging was not much more than a gimmick...and then I got my first phone that used this feature (the Nexus 4) and my opinion was transformed almost immediately. The ability to just sit my phone down and it immediately begins to charge is a feature that I cannot stress is the opposite of a "gimmick".It took forever for apple to adopt it, too - which I never understood...but oh well. Cupertino has all kinds of reasons for doing what they do and hey, they ARE the most valuable tech company on earth so who am I to judge what they do?Slowly, wireless charging has become more efficient and now the S24 Ultra can charge at up to 15W speeds...which isn't very fast at all, I know...but it's better than the measly 5W that they used to charge at. The thing is, almost all wireless charging pads will give you the bare charging speed unless you make sure it can support higher. I finally sprung for a faster wireless charging pad and once you pair it with a cable that can handle that (don't worry, it comes with one) and a brick to plug it into, well now you're cookin'. But, keep in mind, you will need a wall charger, cable and charging pad in order to be able to pull that off.This pad is 30W, meaning that even though it can support higher charging speeds, I'm still not going to be able to charge my phone faster than the 15W it's rated for...and that's okay. It works, and I love how thin it is. Fits almost anywhere and really does charge my phone pretty quickly. Long story short: I love mine.

How to get FAST Charging and not heat!I tried a bunch of different combinations of Qi chargers and receivers.One combination charged VERY FAST!Receiver:https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08ZNP3Y76?ref=fed_asin_title&th=12000 mah QI Receiver Type C for Samsung Galaxy A51 - Type C Wireless Charging Adapter USB-c - Fast Qi Wireless Receiver Type CIt is made by YK YKING but if you put YK YKING in the above search, it doesn’t come up.Charger:https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CKXKYSMY?ref=fed_asin_title&th=1ESR for MagSafe Charger 15W Wireless Charger for iPhone 16 Pro Max/16 Pro/16/16 Plus/15/14/13/12 Apple Magnetic Charging Pad for AirPods 4/3/Pro/Pro 2 Galaxy S25 Series with Dual USB A/C Ports, BlackSurprisingly, it outperformed chargers rated higher than 15wIn addition, it is built MUCH BETTER than the other Qi chargers, much better/stronger/longer cable and magnet to hold whatever you put on it steady. It is smaller too.Part of the solution to getting best performance out of the charger is the power source you plug it into.To get best charging speed, you MUST plug it into a 9 volt 2 amp source. Less than 9v or 2a, not only will the charging speed be substantially reduced, both the charger and the receiver will run hot, since they are not getting enough power, so they are not running smoothly and consistently and instead varying charge and struggling to stay at optimum.Anyway, I hope this helps.Spent a lot of time, trying different Qi chargers and receivers, measuring charge rates and times and this one combination was immensely faster than all others! Almost as fast as a direct cable, instead of wireless Qi.

It works, but they aren't clear that this device requires an external device or, power adapter that can deliver the watts needed for fast charging. That is determined by the USB device it is plugged into. It states it can handle 3 different inputs, but has 5 outputs?? Not sure how that works, some discrepancy here, unless it is an error. I assume the best input is 12Volt @ 2Amp to get the full 30Watts. Voltage x Amps = Watts. 12x3=36Watts.As for the record I am currently using a USB hub with a dedicated charging port 5v @2Amp for 10W and it charges my phone quite fast. The hub itself is powered by 5Volts @ 4Amps for a total 20Watts capability shared throughout the hub. The more devices you plugin the more Voltage they split and share. I plan on buying another Hub with a dedicated charge power across the board. Including the 200watts that type c cables can provide. That is a lot of Watts going into a battery. You got to be weary of something like that and do not keep it connected and continuously charging or, continuously wireless charging cause it will get hot. I got a lot of gizmo's and I take extra precaution, I have a metal coffee can at the foot of my gizmo area filled with 1/2 to 3/4 sand and a ceramic dinner plate bottom and top. Just in case a battery or device or something decides to go thermal.On the bottom of the device it says...Input:12 Volts @ 3 Amps9 Volts @ 2 Amps5 Volts @ 2 AmpsOutput:30W, 20W, 15W, 7.5W, 5W

Works okay for the price, doesn't feel like the best quality but it charges well most of the time

Works perfectly

Very small area where it will charge my phone. I find myself moving my phone around for a few seconds trying to find the " sweet spot". Going to buy another wireless stand charger like I had before. This charges faster than my old stand charger though.