Review on Magic Array Wireless Charger: Ultra-Thin 10w Qi Fast Charging Pad for iPhone X/XS/MAX/8/8 Plus/Galaxy Note 9/S9/S10/S9 Plus/Note 8/S8 Edge (Brown) by Julie Weigel

The only reason I didn't give it a star is because at least it worked properly. However, I tried it with 4 different devices and had different problems with all 3. The first was my Samsung Galaxy Watch. Not sure if it's meant for hours but don't do it. After a while the watch stopped charging and a message appeared saying it was overheated and needed to cool down before it could be charged again. The other three devices were the Samsung Galaxy S9, Galaxy S8, and Note 8. You have to place the device in a very specific location for it to even recognize the device and start charging. I know that every wireless charger has its beauty, but I have 2 others and neither of them were difficult to start. Next was the noise he makes. THE. IS. AGGRAVATING! It's cute the first time, then gets annoying every time. It stopped hissing after the first few times, which I was glad about, not sure if it was defective or what, but then it started hissing again. During the week I used it, when it made noise and when it didn't was completely random. Which is very annoying when you want to charge it in the room at night when someone is sleeping. Also, sometimes all the lights stayed on constantly, sometimes they worked in a regular pattern and then went out, also quite spontaneously. charged our phones. With or without a case, and it happened with all phones. It is definitely not compatible with fast charging. I left my phone there for over 4 hours and it still wasn't full. Of course, if it was a little useless $15 toy that I didn't care about, it might be worth the money. But for €40 it's not worth the money at all.