📱 Samsung Galaxy Note 4 Wireless Charging Receiver, YOUSHARES Built-in Qi Module Card for Universal Wireless Charging with Anywire Charger Review

It worked very well! Allows me to keep using my old Galaxy Note 4 after the charging port stopped working. Installation took about a minute, just make sure it stays in place when you swap the back of your phone. So far we've been using this for a few months and I haven't had any charging issues. It even seems to charge faster than my old (non-OEM) wired charger!

Everything worked fine initially and my main complaint was that I had trouble aligning my iPhone 7 properly in the Mophie case. However, over time I noticed some rattling noises from the pad's internal electronics. At the moment the pad has degraded to the point where I can only use it to charge my phone, but it wobbles and turns off when I'm below 50% battery and want to charge my phone at a higher current. . I have another Qi charging pad that has no problem with it.

Great addition to my wife's iPhone Qi wireless charging. It fits nicely under the case and adds very little bulk. The downside is that it occupies the only available port on the iPhone, which is not a downside of this product, just an iPhone downside. So if you're traveling or need to charge away from home, you'll need to carry a Qi portable charger or remove this charging module. Second, because of this limitation, you need to upgrade to a Bluetooth headset as the iPhone 7 no longer has the…

Not useful for Note 4. It charges at 650mA too slowly so you can't use it and charge it as it just HEATS and LOSES charge. So, with the same success, you can connect to Quickcharge 2.0 USB at 2.5 amps. Pair it with the Pleson Fast Charge Wireless Base and setup is a pleasure if you leave it overnight. However, this is the only use case for sitting continuously for more than 2 hours and charging slowly. If this is your use case, then this product is for you. I usually use my phone and it would…

I have a very bad habit of falling asleep while using the iPad Air (first model). I broke the screen twice and it fell off my lap and gouged my eye out twice! This is why I go crazy over the charging cables because they bend at weird angles and then stop working. My latest achievement was the iPad falling off the bed onto the wooden floor while I was sleeping. This time the tip of the charging cable broke off in the charging port! Two computer techs removed the tip for an hour, but after that I

UPDATE (3/20/2017): It's been a few months and honestly I think those complaining reviewers are doing something wrong. Hell I don't know, maybe some of them are bad but mine definitely isn't. Plug in a crappy USB plug and wire it up and it sucks. Put a USB plug on 2.5A and a decent cable and everything will work. The thing works great for me. And people complain that the phone doesn't stay in place. The phone won't hold up and falls down? It's a flat disc, how does a phone fall off a flat disc?