Review on Wireless Charging Aluminum Transfer Organizer by Tyrazz Abouzar

I was nervous about it. Details of wireless charging performance and the included power adapter were lacking, as were a few bad reviews about poor charging. But it worked exactly as it should. Reading Qualcomm's power adapter, it appears to deliver 7.5W of power for wireless charging and 18W for wired charging, which matches the power of the USB-C adapter that comes with the iPhone 11 Pro. Tested my full size iPad with USB. charging station. Worked great. Not only does it hold a charge, it charges your iPad as fast as an Apple adapter. About 5% in 10 minutes. iPad batteries are larger than iPhones, so speed is great. Tested iPhone 8 with wireless charger. It also charges about 5% in 10 minutes, which is normal for a wireless charger as the iPhone cannot wirelessly charge more than 7.5W (since iOS 13). And it was at 80% when phone charging slowed down a bit. I'll try to somehow edit this review to add how quickly it's discounted from a lower percentage. The assembly took about 2 minutes. In fact, it makes the video more difficult. Directions are pretty clear and each wire is labeled. I use it as a laptop stand so it's more at eye level and I can use a USB keyboard to type at a comfortable height. The keyboard slides down perfectly, leaving room on the desk for other things. The only drawback for me is the price. Even for the good performance it's still overpriced considering I'm pretty sure how much less it takes to produce. It's really just a wireless charging pad and USB hub attached to a plastic stand. But at least it works fine. Was an even better option for my home. 4 stars. 1 star deduction for the value for money. There will be 5 stars for 50-60 dollars.