MyMAX – Super-Fast Qi Wireless Charging Receiver and Adapter Type C 1300mA Magic Tag for Google Pixel, Samsung, LG, and Other USB-C Android Phones (Long Version, Metal Toothpick Compatible) Review

I was able to fit it into the Otterbox case without applying any glue. Fits comfortably. Doesn't cover the fingerprint sensor and is thin enough to easily hide in the case. I only had to remove the USB cover as there is now a charging cable in the slot. This is not a problem as the USB connector covers the entire slot. Charging is quick. I couldn't even consider that there would be no wireless charging in the Pixels. Installations for wired charging have long been dismantled at my house. So it…

The best I've seen so far is a little less than 1000mA with wireless charging. However, it's still a huge step up from other wireless chargers that I've seen exceed 400-500mA, despite claiming 1000mA. In fact, getting 1000mA is enough to charge my 5200mAh battery overnight, which others don't. 4.5 stars for that. The materials are excellent, much stronger than other wireless charging pads. The only drawback is the connector - an additional small metal protrusion that protects the cable…

Great product to add wireless charging flexibility to any device. I have it plus 7pro. Great phone but would like wireless charging. So I took one of these devices, plugged it in and slipped it under the case. It worked wonderfully. Phone charging time (when used with the 18W wireless charging pad and plug) was excellent. Fully charge your phone in about an hour and a half. This is very good for wireless charging. However, the secondary market. Then, exactly a week later, it stopped working. I…

I had a Nillkin that broke my battery. This MyMax looks like it's built just like the Nillkin version, without the painted logo on the outside. However, there is a difference: when I use it, it says "Fast Charge", as opposed to the Nillkin which only charged slowly. Both chargers get very hot (not hot enough to melt plastic, but hot enough you don't want to hold them). It also appears to have a larger coil area, being less sensitive to positioning than the Nillkin. It took Nillkin a month for…

This is the 5th product I've bought and I have to say it's better than the other 4 I've tried as it is: - More sensitive to Qi charging pads responsive (in other words, it starts charging more frequently and more reliably than others) - seems to charge at a higher mA than others (I've seen from 800mA to almost 1100mA). So why not 5 stars? Because: - the cable isn't inherently parallel to the USB-C connector, which means it has to be bent at a 90 degree angle - there's no small dot of glue that…

I've been trying to get this to work reliably but it just doesn't work. I would have to put it on a stand, then pick it up and put it back, and again and again, and PERHAPS it would start charging. I've tried 4 different Qi chargers of different types and the same thing happened to all of them (in fact, I couldn't charge it at all on several of my chargers - not even a Samsung hard drive charger). The best charge I got was from my best charger (Ubiolabs charger) but even that only worked about…

I can actually get over 1A with one case, which is far in excess of what I can get with another receiver from another brand (Nilikin ) have achieved. I rarely went above 600mA while doing this (measured by the Ampere app on OnePlus 8, I've tried measuring it with a separate USB-C power meter, but that's kind of an artificial setting as you'll never know the position exactly (A real charging case site.) Here I saw up to 1200mA. This is after considering what the phone uses to launch the screen…