PowerWave II Pad

Works fine with Moto Edge 2024 through soft case. Seems to charge at high rate (so I believe the 15W claim). No complaints. Purchased a Moto Edge 2024 and a soft case. Purchased this wireless charger. (I'm a first-time wireless charging user, so didn't know what to expect.) This charger seems to charge at a high rate, so I believe the 15W claim. The charger works with slightly off-center placement of the phone (easier with my case because of the lip around the camera lenses). Determined experimentally that the charger will tolerate at least a couple more millimeters of case thickness. I did not experiment to determine EXACTLY how thick of a case would be tolerated--I just did enough experimentation to determine that I could buy a thicker case if one becomes available.

It is so easy to charge my iPhone with this charger. I had an older Anker charger, but it stopped working, so I ordered this one. When I first tried to use it, the blue light kept blinking. I couldn't get it to go to a solid blue no matter how I positioned the phone. However, it charged my ear pods with a solid blue light. So I contacted Anker, and they suggested to turn the phone completely off and restart it. I wondered how that could solve the problem, but I did it anyway. And lo and behold, it worked! The light was a solid blue, and my phone was quickly charged. I'm so happy I don't have to send it back.

Great charger

It does fast charge, but not maximum charging speed for high end modern phones such as Samsung Note 10+ or newer. For example: With the factory charger, if your phone says 45 mins until full charge, this charger would take a little longer, like maybe 60-70 mins, or somewhere in that range. But it does charge through most cases, and is great for bedside so you don't have to fumble around with a cord when you're tired and dozing off. Build quality: The charging pad feels strong, sturdy, and looks like it's decent quality. When traveling, it's convenient to store because it's easy to stick into a bag without having to worry about a USB connector accidentally getting bent. Speaking of which, the cord does not disconnect from the base or pad. It's all one solid device. In other words, you can't change the cord to a longer or shorter one, or use a factory plug to try to get faster charging. Overall, I'm happy with its performance and build quality, so I do think it's a good buy. That is of course unless your situation is different than mine, and perhaps you need to change some of the things I've mentioned that aren't interchangeable.

Nice charger without having to ruin a charging cord by pulling it out of the charging port every morning. The blinking light lets you know the device isn’t properly aligned on the charger, which is a nice feature. Works great.

I bought one of these a couple years ago for my home office so I could talk on an iPhone with wired headset and charge it at the same time. I just can't spend the $$$ on airpods and haven't found a decent alternative so I just use wired headphones all the time. This caused issues when I was on very long phone calls troubleshooting issues and such. I got this charger and it charged through my Otterbox case just fine. I've used it nearly daily for a couple years. I just decided to get another one for my office at work now I'm going in more often. It's reliable. Never had any issues. Charges fast enough for me. It does the job.

This Anker charger charges my i-15 Pro Max cell phone that is in a Otterbox case. I had purchased a different name brand charger which would not change my i-15 Pro Max cell phone in the Otterbox case and thus returned the charger. I like the fact that the Anker charger has a rubber ring on both the top and bottom of the charger which prevents the cell phone from sliding off when being charged. The bottom rubber ring prevents the charger from sliding around on the table. The Anker charger is easy to use, I place my cell phone on the charger and move it around until the blue light on the side of the charger goes on. In contrast to reviews about other chargers the blue light is not very bright and not announcing which was a complaint about some of the other chargers.

Let me first say that I like to hold electronics for a bit before reviewing them, since more often than not they last a few months before a problem actually arises. In regards to this charger--it charges well. It can be a little finicky on finding the right spot but it charges and it charges fast. I've had it a little less than a year and the charging has never been an issue! Anker products have typically been good to me so I was not expecting any less. However, as other reviewers have noted (and in less than a year of use) the rubber line that serves to hold your phone in place has peeled free during travel to and from the office. Suddenly the charger goes from a wonderful value charger to a minature desk ice rink for your phone. If it so much as gets too strong an air current your phone can slip right off the position on the charger and stop charging. So after (less than a year) of use specifically as a travel and work only charger (not my daily charger) the rubber failing has made it an emergency backup backup for when I have the time and patience to steady my phone on it. Is it worth what I paid up until the rubber failed? 100%. But I do feel a core element falling off after less than a year is a glaring flaw and something to consider in its complete value.

If you have a LG V60 Thinq 5G with the dual screen case, this is the charger you need. Resting the case with the camera side down on the charger, this works perfectly with this wireless charger. The thickness of the case matches the requirements of the Anker Wireless Charger. I can even pop up the dual screen and continue to watch it using the charger pad like a stand while it charges. If you hate having cables tangle up your night stand or desk, or you are just worried about losing that magnetic charging adapter, this is a great accessory for your device. I was so thrilled that it worked so well for my LG V60. I highly recommend it! Note: Camera side down for the V60 case. The dual screen side is too thick to charge through to the phone.

Google Pixels are picky phones for wireless chargers. This supports the EPP (extended power profile) standard that pixels need to charge 10W or more. Many wireless chargers do support this, so they will default to 5W. I compared this to the pixel stand (gen 1) and seem to be giving the same charge rates. Also tested on Samsung S21 with max charging rates.

It's almost magical when you set this down, plug it in and lay your phone on it. No complaints.

The charger works and does what it is advertised to do, unfornutely what keeps this from being a great charger is the noticeable coil whine that this has whenver I fast charge a device (specifcally my S20+).

See title.....Do not charge phones completely on these you'll huff your battery. Wireless charging is only designed for 25 percent boosts though unfortunately marketed otherwise.....