Review on 🔌 Yootech Fast Wireless Charger: 7.5W/10W/15W - iPhone 13/12/11, Galaxy S21/S20, LG V30/G8, Pixel 3/4XL - Charging Stand Included by Melissa Davis

I have 3-4 of these chargers that I use in the office and at home and they work great. They charge for a reasonable price and make it much easier than constantly plugging in a cable. I have one at home next to my couch and bed and the other on my desk and desk at work. So far I've only found 1 problem with these wireless chargers that almost no one will ever notice or have problems with, but I thought I'd mention it. Hence 1 star deduction. I have a small one person business and find it cheaper to have a cell phone in my office than a work phone and ISP. The cable and phone companies charge over $120 for both services, and I can do the same for $50-$75 a month with a cell phone. When using a cell phone, I like to leave the "hotspot" setting on at all times so I don't have to spend time turning the feature on and then waiting for my laptop to recognize the connection. In the past few months, I've often walked into my shop with my phone turned off while it was on the charger. I haven't noticed until now that the hotspot uses more battery than the charger can charge the battery, so the phone turns off. What's weird is that the phone didn't charge after it was turned off and was too drained to turn it on. I had to connect the charger to my phone to get enough power to turn it on. Kyocera Duraforce Pro2 phone. All in all this is a great charger, just wanted to mention that it can't support hotspotting for a long period of time for a week or more. From now on, I have to remember to turn off the hotspot when I'm away from the office for a long time, or I have to leave my phone plugged into a regular charger and use the wireless charger for my personal cell phone. Phone.