Belkin F7U082MYBLK Boost Up Wireless Charging Pad 10 W, Qi Charger for - iPhone 11, 11 Pro, Pro Max, XS, XS XR, X, 8, 8+/Samsung Galaxy S10, S10+, Note10 and More Black

Best qi charger available on amazon. Best price, fast charging, good quality. I was surprised to see that same charger is being sold on apple website also.

Second of this I own. I like the product is good and charge the cellphone fast.

Good product and fast charging

good product

Very slow wireless charging

i’ve been using it for like 4 months it’s good

Ok

Even though my iphone xs max is showing fully charged(100)% while using belkin wireless charger, im not getting same battery back up when compared charging using original apple wired charger. For example if im getting 10hrs battery back up (100% charged)when i use apple wired charger, im getting only 6hrs battery back up ( while charged 100% using belkin wireless chager)

Lieferung nur mit britischen Stecker!!! Kein Euro-Stecker mitgeliefert!

Easy to set up. I like that it has a USB wire which fits into a plug so you can use USB or mains socket.Slightly slower charging than a main power cable but still really useful to have by my bed to be able to put my phone on.Tried to charge it through my Samsung s20 ultra LED case, it started charging and then stopped, and started again and stopped etc. Probably would charge through a thinner case. I just take the case off when charging as it seems to sit well and unlikely to slip off.

To my mind, wireless charging is mostly about ease of use - it’s there to make our lives more convenient. Quicker to put the phone down on a pad/surface than to fiddle about plug a cable in. The pad is supposed to be more set in place rather than have unconnected wires dangling about or getting them out and packing them away every time you want to charge the device.So, while I trust the Belkin name for quality and consistency (I don’t subscribe to the throwaway economy of buying cheap stuff only to replace it in a year’s time because a smattering of use has rendered it inoperable), I’ve found you can put your device down in what you think is the right position (albeit without looking to check) and find, when you come back to it, it hasn’t sat in the right place and is just as low (if not lower) in battery power.It’s a seemingly minor point, and is solved by you (a) learning where the sweetspot is, and (b) taking a couple of seconds to ensure that the phone confirms it is charging. But because this point concerns the item’s raison d’etre, it’s actually quite a shot in the foot. You should be able to put the device on the pad in a haphazard way and know that when you come back, it’s all done.

I already had a similar Belkin wireless charging pad in my room, but wanted to buy one for the new computer I just built. I thought it would be nice to have a wireless charger right underneath the monitor, and it really finishes off the look and functionality of my desk now.Would recommend as this particular one is capable of 7.5w on iPhone, vs many others which only charge them with 5w. Very slim in size, has an anti-slip rim on top and has a small white light to let you know when charging.

Charges my Pixel 5 just fine, but there's a white LED on the front that's slightly annoying for something placed a foot away from your face on a nightstand. It's also kinda expensive for what it is, but there's a Belkin-tax for the well known brand name there I guess.First night I used it, it didn't charge the phone very much at all, but I haven't seen that happen again since. I bought it alongside my Pixel 5 and hadn't used it with any other phone, so that could well have been a software glitch on the new phone, but it hasn't happened since so I'm not too worried.