🔌 Anker Wireless Charger, PowerWave Base Pad, Qi-Certified, 7.5W for iPhone 11, 11 Pro, 11 Pro Max, X, Xs, Xr, Xs Max, 8, 8 Plus, 10W for Samsung Galaxy S20 S10 S9 S8 Note 10 Note 9 (No AC Adapter) Review

After trying 5 other standard chargers (from Anker, Yootech, RAVPower) this is the only stand that worked with my iPhone 11 through a wallet (Smartish Wallet Slayer v1). Even without cards, the other charging pads would not connect at all, no matter what position. This PowerWave worked out of the box with a wallet, even with a couple of cards in it (although it can't be topped up via a metal credit card). Charging is stable, fast and does not heat up the phone or case. I can connect quickly and

My wife and I bought this charging case to charge our new AirPods Pro. I previously asked Revain a question and asked them to test the pad's ability to charge AirPod Pros. While I appreciate the person's answer on behalf of AnkerDirect, it is wrong. The cushion is perfect for AirPod Pro. I called Anker to verify what I found. The person said that they did not specifically test the site for this application. The wireless charging feature on some AirPods has been designed to charge similar to the

Well it works, I like the anti-slip pads but it doesn't solve the problem it advertises itself. None of the 5 devices I put on it stays in the larger area, they all hang 2 inches or more from the outside edge. Most charging centers on devices are closer to the bottom of the device. Due to the central position of the coil, the device cannot lie flat on the larger surface of the cushion! So they still tip over and trip or slide, meaning they don't charge when I go after them. None of my devices…

I ordered this for my husband, his new iPhone 12 in case didn't fit well with his old charger. I'm a big fan of Anker products and I usually look there first. At the time I didn't see any reviews of people using this with an iPhone 12 in a case and the responses to questions about working with the 12 said to get an Anker Magsafe charger. I have an Anker Magsafe charger and stand for my iPhone mini which I am very happy with, however my husband's phone does not work with the magnets in his case.

I'd say that's the best $20 I've ever spent! (It actually only costs $15.99, $17.15 with taxes). I needed a car charger for my Samsung Galaxy S7 which is on its last legs anyway, but this charger should also work with any new phone I plan to buy next. My current phone wasn't charging through the actual charging port. So my only option was to buy a wireless charger to keep it charged. I had a wireless charger at home but not a good way to charge my phone in the car. Anker's wireless charger…

I am very happy with this charger. The rectangular shape is so user-friendly that it's surprising that other manufacturers haven't made tablets with the same form factor. It charges my Pixel 4 XL at full speed, which isn't mentioned in the product listing but is good to know. The other thing about this charger that's really great is that it's not too picky about the power adapter you plug it into. I plugged it into the Anker Powerport 5 I keep on my bedside table, and while that means I don't…

One caveat - this is my first Qi wireless charger. I bought it because the price was right and I was interested if wireless charging would be something useful in my daily workflow. I usually charge my iPhone (11 XS Max in this case) with cables. Standard USB-A to Lightning cable for overnight charging and USC-C to Lightning cable when I need a quick charge. I've never seen the appeal of wireless chargers as they're technically non-wireless (yes, I'm that guy) and charge slowly. That being said,