Anker Wireless Charger, PowerWave Pad for Samsung, Qi-Certified 10W Max for iPhone 13/13 Pro/12/11/SE 2020/AirPods/Galaxy S20 (No AC Adapter, Not Compatible with MagSafe Magnetic Charging)

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Certified to work flawlessly with any Qi-compatible phone, ensuring a safe charge for you and your devices.

There are so many styles, shapes, and build materials that you have a lot of options, including stands, pads, wireless battery packs, and models that even double as headphone stands. However, items such as magnetic / metal attachments, grips, stands, keys, or credit cards will interfere with charging.After three months of perfect use, the Anker charging stand gave the flashing blue light with my iPhone 11 Pro today and would not charge. One of the weirdest gadgets I've ever tested, the 8BitDo N30 Wireless Charger makes a cute desk toy for Nintendo fans.

The idea is you can place your devices (up to three) anywhere on the surface and the 30 coils inside the charger will identify exactly where to deliver power (up to 15 watts each). This wireless charger isn't so much a Tesla product but more a FreePower one, considering it's the company's technology inside. You can flip up the wireless charger to use it as a stand as it juices up your phone—I've tested it with a Pixel 7, Galaxy S22 Ultra, and iPhone 14 Pro, and they all managed to recharge, though not terribly fast. It doesn't have fast charging for the Apple Watch dock, but you can pop in a pair of wireless earbuds in the middle of the triangle to juice the case back up. It comes with an integrated USB-C cable, a magnetic detachable stand to keep phone screens angled toward you (if you want), and a 65-watt power adapter.

If a charger or phone combination has more watts, like 15, it will charge faster, though be sure to stick to high-quality chargers. It's made of recycled silicone, the texture of which helps keep phones from sliding off the surface.