AGPTEKWireless Charger, Qi-Certified 15W Max Fast Wireless Charging Pad Compatible with iPhone 16/15/14/13/12/11 Max/XS/8, for Samsung Galaxy S25/S24/S23/S22/S20, AirPods Pro, Black (No AC Adapter)

Good product but only fast charge if you have the right plug for it, luckily i had the right plug but standard plugs will not fast charge your phone. Over all looks good and not an eye sore as it look like a nice coaster

Compact wireless charger that looks good and feels solid. Paired with the right charger, read the ad, it works well, is easy to use and charges my Google Pixel 6 without any undue fuss over correct placement of the phone. Not the fastest way of charging out there but as I bought it to sit on the bedside table and charge the phone overnight that's not a problem for me.

Very nice charger, looks nice and chargers about as fast as any other wireless pad I've used, nice and thin too, the rubber feet grip well, my only gripe with it is that the LED can be a bit bright at night, and if you have a "slippy" phone case it can slide off.As a plus I've found that whiteboard pens write on it really well so the one I have at the office doubles as a memo pad for phone calls 🤣

Recommended. This was a reasonably-priced and convenient way to charge my iPhone when I didn't want to faff about with the cable connector at night. Since it was on my bedside table, I was alarmed by a very bright flashing light at night, which I thought was coming from my phone. I now realise that it was the winking blue light on the charger showing that it's functioning normally, but this is very bright when in darkness and seems white. I have now repositioned the charger and I can sleep soundly, especially as it seems to work fine with my phone inside an Otterbox-like case and is vastly cheaper than the official Apple equivalent (with 2m cable) which is over three times the price!

Works but is very slow

Two big positives as a Pixel owner:1) It's easy to position your phone just right on the charger due to the Pixel camera bar. When your Pixel is lying flat with the bump along the edge, it's charging perfectly.2) Not a magsafe charger: Android phones and magsafe don't mix so well, magsafe chargers align with whatever is magnetic in the phone and not the best charging position (unfortunately).And the reason I bought this is that it should be great for travel: it is compact, lightweight, and sits flat.

I bought one for my use with my iPhone 12 on the basis that the description states it works with cases up to 8mm thick. I assumed that would be fine with my Quadlock case. It was not. Neither did the other one I bought work on my wife's phone without any case. Both phones are fine with a different brand 3 in 1 wireless charger.The included instructions (clearly written by someone who's first language is not English (why do they do that??) state that 5mm is the maximum, not 8mm. Now, I confess I don't quite get where the 5 or 8mm comes into play . . . . presumably they are talking about the overall thickness of the case, not the thickness of the part of the case that would separate the back of the phone from the charger (1or 2mm at most, surely?) but that's unclear. Either way, with my case on it does not work - and it's a faff to take the case off every time.Secondly, although the product description says 'ideally' use a Quick Charge 2.0 or 3.0 power supply, the user guide states that a regular Apple charger is actually unsuitable for use, full stop. i.e. you have no choice but to buy a different charger. Not a showstopper, but a frustration that it's not made clear before you buy.And finally, the manual elegeantly states that "it is a normal phenomenon that the wireless charging pad will be fever during charging." I guess that means it will become hot. It goes on to say you should remove the device after it is fully charged so as not to damage the phone or the charger. So, that precludes using this as an overnight bedside charger, then, which is what I bought it for. Again, it's frustrating that this is not menioned in the product listing.So, leaving aside the misleading product listing, it's very hit and miss whether this is going to actually work.

This has been so handy.