XCSOURCE® Universal QI Wireless Charging Receiver Film for micro-USB Android Mobile BC318

Firstly a mini-rant about Mobile phone manufacturers. Please make QI charging standard in ALL phones or at the very least bring out a Qi wireless charging option. I used this product in conjunction with a Moto G 5. I had been impressed with the wireless charging on my Nexus 7 (2013) and my sons Nexus 4 and 5. I was disappointed that the Moto G 5 didn't come with wireless charging but it was the only decent phone in my price range. Then I found this wireless charging adapter and thought I would give it a go.It's a fantastically slim card and fits into the Moto G 5 just fine (there is a bit of sticky tape on the wireless card to hold it in place). The plug that fits into the usb port isn't as obtrusive as I thought it was going to be. All in all it is a very neat solution and I have to congratulate the company that came up with this idea.Now to the actual charging. Firstly as noted the Moto G needs to have the screenlock enabled for it to charge. I had hoped a simple "swipe to unlock" would have sufficed but alas it HAS to be a full unlock screen that either unlocks with a pattern/pin or face recognition. This is a tad bit annoying but it isn't a fault of the wireless charging card but of the phone that wasn't designed for wireless charging so I am not going to knock a star off for that. Speed of charging seems to be pretty good. My phone was at 82% and a five minute test saw that increase to 85%It is most definitely Qi compatible, there are 4 wireless charging pads in my house (2 downstairs and 2 upstairs) including a combined bluetooth speaker and wireless charging and the card worked well with all of them. An absolutely fantastic addon to anyone with a Moto G 5 and wants the convenience of wireless charging.

Terrible! It's construction is a joke. The only that happens when you try to charge is it makes your phone vibrate.

Excellent premise, but as it plugs into charge receptive on phone it needs to be unplugged if faster charging is required - consequently I found the lead from this item split and ceased to function after only 2 weeks. If you never unplugged it I am certain it would function as intended for a long time - if you need to regularly unplug to charge from mains / car this item won't last long

I'm not sure what other people expect for £7 (ish), but frankly I'm really pleased with these. I guess if you are pulling your phone out of your pocket everyday with one of these stuck to the back, it's going to break or come off. However the design is best suited to sitting under a case (seems to work for me through a slim plastic case), so that is sandwiched between the phone and case.I'm not giving these the most rigorous test, as the devices are simply sat on my desk for testing apps with, but I'm quite pleased none the less. I've got a couple of the Ikea wireless chargers (Riggad desk lamp and Nordmärke 3 point charger), and they work perfectly on them. You have to make sure they are positioned correctly but they charge them ok. Only loses a star due to slow charging and heat generated by them (the phone in particular gets quite hot during charging). Am going to buy a version for my iphone next and see if that works as well.

Ribbon cable tore when inserting the connector into my phone's micro USB port for the second time it was used (took it out to transfer content via USB to my phone).No excessive force was used, meaning that the ribbon cable is far too weak and is not fit for purpose.There are other reviews from others that have also had this issue, so this is definitely an issue with the product.Two stars, as it worked brilliantly while it lasted.It is being returned for a refund.

My 930 already has Wireless charging so I decided to convert my wife's Nokia 530 to the QI standard. I had originally intended that I was going to inert this adapter inside the case but the USB connector was just slightly to large to go through the case hole. Not wanting to remodel the original case I simply inserted the XCSOURCE QI charger panel inside the protective case I bought for her and plugged it into the USB port. Total fit time was perhaps 15 seconds or so with no modification of the phone or the charger. Testing the unit it was able to trigger the charger base into the "on" mode at a distance of 8mm which was more than enough to allow the signal to pass through the plastic gel case.Using the Nokia QI charger base as supplied with the 930 this card charges my wife's Nokia 530 in around an hour and a half which is really fast compared with he mains plug unit. There is a little heat dispersed in the area of the pad while charging but nothing that is out of the norm. For the cost that this unit is, I will definitely use it to modify more phones and tablet devices to the QI (Chi) wireless charging standard.Remember that you will need a suitable QI charger base if you don't already have one. They cost from £5.99 upwards and apart from cosmetic differences as long as they are truly QI compatible, they all do the same job.

A bit of history firstly! I'd a Samsung S3 with a wireless back cover and a wireless charger, all was well, then as phone was getting tired, I then bought a huawei ascend G7, and a paper thin wireless back for it that just fitted inside the phone cover, but placing it on my wireless charger was VERY difficult, it HAD to be in the exact spot, I would spend like 5~6 mins trying to get it right, even falling asleep and not quite getting it right hence waking up to find phone not charged :-(, I bought this wireless back from here in the hope it had a wider signal pick up, but alas it doesn't work at all, disappointed.