Review on Techsmarter Wireless Charger Suction Compatible by Cindy Beaver

Love the idea of wireless charging and have used it on Google Nexus devices before. Since switching to the OnePlus 8 Pro, I've been keen to give it another try, but haven't bothered to spend around $60-$80 on their device. I wanted something that could still charge the phone at a decent speed, but still wouldn't have to spend an arm and a leg to charge wirelessly when warp wired charging works so well. I came across this Techsmarter device and decided to give it a try, although it doesn't specifically mention my phone. Since both the charger and phone are Qii compatible I assumed it would work, but with technology sometimes you just never know. I am proud to say that it not only works with my OnePlus as the name suggests but also with my Samsung Galaxy 10 as stated in the product description. So, I'll let you know one thing: my first thoughts were that the suction cup side was used to attach the wireless charger to a surface, but that's not the case. The charger on the other hand is pretty small and slim so I think the padded feet on the other side could be a nice addition but they don't bother. Since the suction cups are attached to the phone, be prepared to make noise when you pick it up. During the day it doesn't matter, but if you're the first to get up like me, your significant other might be a bit noisy at 6am. Another note: There is an LED on the bottom of the device that indicates power and flashes while charging. During the day it doesn't matter, but if you use it in your bedroom at night, the flashing light is bright enough to be visible on the wall. So if you like your room really dark it can be a bit of a nuisance. All in all, for €25 you really can't go wrong. A cost-effective way to charge 15W wirelessly! If you want to try wireless charging, this is a great option.