INIU Wireless Charger, 15W Fast Qi Certified Wireless Charging Station with Sleep-Friendly Adaptive Light Compatible with iPhone 16 15 14 13 Pro XS 8 Plus Samsung Galaxy S25 S24 S23 Note 20 Google etc

This 15-watt wireless charger works better than I was expecting from reading reviews by customers here. I think this is half the manufacture fault and half people not reading or understanding the instructions. The cable that comes with the charger will not fast charge and phone. I think not including this low power cable would cause less confusion for the consumers. Also, it needs a power adapter that is at least 18watts to fast charge based on the manual that came with it. These requirements should be in the product description to make sure people see it. Last requirement is that your phone is capable of charging higher at 15-watts. I am using a 20-watt PD (Power Delivery) charger combined with high quality 100-watt charging cable to power the wireless charger. The cable is most likely overkill as any cable 18-watts or higher should work just as well. From reading a 15-watt wireless charger should charge at around 2 amps to the phone. Based on an App that displays this info, this charger is charging my Motorola Moto G Stylus 5G (2024) at 2.5 amps. It charges faster than I was expecting, plus it does not get hot nor does my phone while being charged. The charger also does not feel cheaply made. I cannot get over the thought that a wireless 15-watt charger at this price point works so well. If it holds up over time and does not stop working or stops working correctly then this is a home run charger. If it does, I will update my review.Pro:-Works well at 15-watt charging for phones that can accept it.-Does not get hot, nor does it make my phone more than slightly worm (no warmer than wired)-Works even through my phone cage-Connects with my phone regardless of up and down, or landscape.-Angled charging position allows viewing of the phone to see motivations or missed calls.-Cost to performance hard to beat,Cons:-Provided cable not likely to work at fast charging. (cable needs to state 18-watt or higher)-Needs 18-watt or higher charging brick to fast charge. Not the one that came with Apple and maybe some other manufacture provided with phone.

Works perfectly. Use it at work, so hone is always charged. Lightweight and fits almost anywhere. Just plug in and go.

Works great and is durable. Great value for the price. Can charge phone when either vertical or horizontal.

Works as advertised. There's nothing special about this, just a decent wireless charger. I have an S25 Ultra and it only does 10W Fast Charging (not the fastest this phone can charge). If you need a super fast charge DON'T rely on wireless, just plug your phone in directly.Has a light to indicate a solid alignment. Will flash green if you are unaligned.Yes, wireless chargers generate heat and your phone WILL get warm or even hot. But don't panic. It's not an issue unless it's so hot you can't even hold your phone. If that's ever the case then there's a problem and you need to stop using wireless charging.Overall, not a bad charger for the price. I could have gone fancier and gotten a wireless charger with a cooling fan attached, but eh.. doesn't seem needed. At least not for the S25 Ultra.

Works great. Nice and easy. Comes with the power cord. Fits phone great and keeps it at an optimal position when charging so you can looks at it when needed without picking it up

Good, But Could Be BetterI like the idea of a wireless charger, and this one does the job, but it’s not without its flaws. The design is sleek, and it’s super easy to use — just place my phone on the pad and it starts charging. The speed is decent, though I’ve noticed it’s not as fast as some of the other chargers I’ve tried.My main issue is that it doesn’t seem to work as reliably as I’d like. Sometimes, I have to adjust the phone several times to get it to start charging, which is a bit annoying. It’s not a dealbreaker, but definitely something to keep in mind if you’re looking for a more consistent experience.Overall, it’s okay for the price, but it could definitely use some improvements in terms of performance and reliability.

Works great for my S23+!Faster than a USBC chord and it shuts down after getting to 100%.The cradle is a perfect angle for communication and tele conns.A bargain!

Phones tested: Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra with a CaseBourne V; iPhone 14 with an Otterbox Defender; iPhone 12 Max Pro with a Pelican Shield; iPhone 11 mini with a Pelican.Here are the facts:1. The provided cord does not provide adequate power to classify this as "fast-charging".2. More stout cases cause the charging to become significantly slower to almost non-existent, due to increased distance between charging areas.3. Different phones require different orientations in order to charge.4. It generates a lot of heat for its charging capability and area.5. Charging area is smaller when compared to some older styles of wireless chargers.Where it performs its best:1. Caseless/minimalistic cased phones.2. Smaller phones3. Not needing to use the phone for extended periods of time.4. Odd orientations.5. Phone stand.6. PaperweightOverall, I do not recommend if you use it at an office where you might remove the phone from time to time, have a larger phone, have a rugged case, or need to change the phones orientation to watch videos. My regular old Samsung Galaxy Wireless Charging Pad that I purchased many years ago charges just as fast, has a wider charging area, and has zero issues with any of the cases used.For the price this item is decent but the range of use is mildly overstated in its description.For me it is not a matter of what materials were used or quality, as the item is solid and does function. It is more of a matter of compatibility, capability, and price point.