Anker Wireless PowerWave Upgraded Qi Certified Portable Audio & Video Review

I've only had this charger for a few days and it's starting to look old and used as it attracts a lot of dust. Otherwise it works fine. I hope that this review will affect the change in the surface of the charger. Sincerely, Elena.

That's good, but I had to dig out the micro-USB cable for that. I didn't know devices with this connector were still sold, so don't make the same assumption I did. It's also very light, so with nothing on it can fall over just from the weight of the cable. In general, it works well and is inexpensive, so nothing to complain about.

Anchor, a name I trust. Always a good product, I have several products from them, never let me down. Compare with other chargers, you will see the difference. Its quality was amazing for the price. But I'm very disappointed because it still uses the USB-B connector. Come on Anker why can't you make it USB-C it would be so easy for me if it was USB-C.

I plugged this into my optional 2.1A charging hub and it charges just as quickly as if I plugged it into the USB wall adapter that usually comes with older phones. I love its convenience and no backlight to bother you, just a little blue LED to let you know it's charging, which doesn't draw your attention or light up your desk. I wish I had 1 for a car and truck now. Definitely a great wireless charger.

I really wanted a wireless charger because the charging port on my iPhone8 is getting finicky. I love that I can just place my phone on the charger and not have to worry about orienting the charger correctly. This applies to the cable, but not to the socket that is plugged into the wall. I just use the same charging case that I use for my phone and it works great! Maybe I'll end up getting another one to keep in another room. It's the perfect size without being too big. I recommend this…

Visually this is a good wireless charger and it works as it should. With the materials used, I expected a lot more from Anker. The charger is made of plastic on both the top and bottom. I expected the base to be metal or some other thicker, heavier material. The USB-A micro adapter that comes with the charger is very rigid, which combined with the lightness of the charger makes horizontal mounting difficult in some cases. A very positive point is the rubberized non-slip surface.

Despite the product photos showing the tablet plugged into a USB-C to USB-C wall charger (the photos definitely show it plugged into a USB Anker C wall charger is connected). ) actually uses a USB-A input for microUSB. This is not reflected in the description at all. Luckily I was able to dig up an old charger that can supply 9V and a microUSB cable. It really works as expected with this charging pad. It should be much clearer in the description that USC-C is not accepted and the photos should…