Anker - PowerPort 5W Qi Certified Wireless Charging Pad for iPhone®/Android - Black

You can read other reviews regarding charging speed and try to judge the results for yourself. Bottom line...yeah, it's only 5W, but you won't necessarily even get a FAST 5W without a Qi charger to back it up as well. I'm not using a Qi charger here at work so I wasn't expecting microwave oven-style speeds. That said, it has done what I've needed it to do in enough time to seem reasonable: wirelessly charge my phone through my case. If you need something to juice up your phone SUPER-fast, you're probably going to want one of the active cooling, high-wattage units instead. But this one is silent, low-profile (it's barely wider at the edges than the sides of my iPhone X), nice and grippy on the top and bottom, and has performed more than adequately attached to a 5-port charging hub. There are other "entry level" chargers on the market that will probably hold up and perform just as well that clock in just a bit less pricey, but by and large, it's a solid performer and worth the purchase even if you can't find it on sale at the time. Be advised that for those of you looking to use this at night, the charging LED runs all the way around the bottom circumference of the charger--it's blue, it pulses when it's charging, and it's bright. BUT REJOICE...there's a hidden pressure switch under the rubber non-slip ring on the bottom; gently press the charger down--even when it's already sitting on the tabletop with a phone in place--and the light will go off while the charging continues in the background (there's even a reassuring little "click" of the switch to let you know you've done it right). I almost returned the charger at first because the bright charging light was keeping me awake in bed--I moved it to my office before I even realized that the LED had an off switch. Now that I know, it's definitely a keeper!

Good purchase It charges fairly quickly And it’s nice to have the option not to plug in your device to be charged. The only negative thing about this charger is sometimes you have to move it around until u see the blue light indicating charge ,that maybe user error but it’s a keeper. Got this as a deal of the day and the price was awesome $12.99, you can’t beat that for a charger for my iPhoneXR

Overall, this works great. It's not the fastest one available nor is it the least expensive; however, the construction seems somewhat durable. I like the nonslip surface on the top and small Anker brand logo in the middle, blue LED ring backlight when charging, and what looks like a carbon fiber edge. (I'm not sure if it is!) Charging: Sufficient. I had the Samsung Gen 1 charger for my Galaxy, and it charged like a snail. I'm using an iPhone 8 with this product, and it works fine when I'm sitting at the computer working for extended periods of time. Cost: It's rather expensive. I bought this on sale for $29.00 plus tax. The regular price was much higher. In searching the internet, I found some others from Anker that are less expensive and newer. Given the opportunity, I would try another one, but I'm not sure if the build quality would be equal. In conclusion, I like this charger enough not to return it. I carry it in my bag to work and use it in place of the standard charging cable. The convenience of not having to plug my phone in at my desk is priceless.

I like that the new iPhone can be charged with this wireless charging pad. The wear and tear on the bottom charging port of the phone can turn out to be expensive in the long run. Very convenient and the phone has not gotten hot. I can plug the pad into my computer and have it ready to go rather than take up an electrical outlet.

Use this primarily for charging iPhone X. Works great with full charge overnight. Very simple to use by resting phone on top of device. No need to physically connect phone via lightening connector saving wear and tear.

My plug to charge the phone was worn out. I decided to get one of these wireless. It was between Samsung or this one. The reviews were about the same but it was mentioned that the Samsung was finicky to connect and charge. Samsung also cost more. This charger has worked perfect for two weeks so far. It has a glowing light that can be shut off. It charges my phone every night with no problems. But it only gets 4 stars because the cord is kind of short for me to run and plug into the wall outlet. And speaking of that, it does not come with a wall outlet plug. It only had a USB plug. Good thing I had a spare plug, make sure it is 5w (2amp). I think some of the people who had problems with this charger did not have the proper plugs.

I just purchased my first phone capable of wireless charging, and this is my first wireless charger, so I have no other experience to compare it to. It doesn't charge nearly as fast as the wired charger that came with my phone, but it's adequate for my needs. I charge my phone with this charger while sitting at my computer for a couple of hours in the evenings. It's not too big, and has a nice textured surface to prevent easy slippage. It charges flawlessly through my Ringke case and has not been picky about connecting even if I do not have the phone perfectly centered. As other have mentioned, the cord is pretty short. Mine is on my computer desk plugged into my surge protector which is also on my desk, so it works for me. If I were using it on my nightstand overnight and having to stretch it to a wall outlet, it probably wouldn't reach. The blue light ring pulses slowly while charging and I do not find it to be too bright. It gets warm while charging, but not overly hot. I would definitely buy it again.

I love the convenience of just setting my phone down and it gets charged so easily. The only thing is you can not use a pop socket or it will not charge the phone.