🔌 Nillkin Qi Wireless Charger Receiver - Wireless Charging Receiver Module for Samsung Galaxy J7/J3/Kindle Paperwhite/LG V10 and Other Micro USB Devices Review

It worked as advertised and easily fits in my suitcase. However, the inability to use the USB-C port is a major downside. That means I need a wireless charger wherever I want to charge my phone. The ability to connect the phone to a PC is also disabled. I suggest redesigning the connector to allow pass-through access. So you have the choice between wireless and conventional charging.

I had it for 3 months and 3 days and it worked most of the time. I found that for some reason this sometimes didn't work, requiring me to remove the adapter and put it back in my iPhone 6s. However, if you're like me and keep this thing in your pocket over time, your pocket's tape will become exposed, rub against it, and eventually break through. And then you have a piece of junk. Maybe that's the nature of these adapters/devices.

I bought this charging cradle and cradle in hopes of being able to use my iPad while the battery is charging. Although the loading icon appeared on my iPad, it was very slow. Finally, I took the charging disc out of the stand (this is a separate listing), paid for my iPad and placed it on the charging pad: it was 15% charged in 90 minutes - and it was better than standing up! Cool idea but bad function. I bought the system to use on my sister's device but she was having too many problems with…

Easy to install. Simply plug in the USB-C connector, peel off the adhesive pad on the receiver and attach to the back of your phone. Ready. These receivers have connection cables of two different lengths. The only reason you should use a shorter cable is that your phone has a fingerprint scanner on the back. The reason for the shorter cable is that the receiver panel doesn't cover it. Otherwise, you might want to stick with a longer cable as the receiver field will be better centered on the…