BelkinWireless Charging Stand - 15W Qi-Certified Charger Stand for iPhone, Samsung Galaxy, Google Pixel & More - Charge While Listening to Music & Streaming (Power Supply Included)

Got this when it was on sale and I’m glad I did. Works great, good quality, and also a good stand for your phone if you want to have it on your desk. Keep in mind also, this is not fast charge so it does take a little longer to charge your iPhone with it.Only bad part, is that it doesn’t have a magnet holder for your phone, so your phone just lays on it. This can be a problem for those who use this charger for overnight, and have to grab their phones while half-asleep to turn the alarm off. You can end up dropping your phone multiple mornings.Otherwise it’s a good product! 🤙🏼

I used this charger for 6 months with my iPhone 11 Pro and it worked beautifully. Aesthetically pleasing, swift and reliable charging, easy to setup and use daily. I recently upgraded to an iPhone 14, which the listing does not include as being compatible, and I’m just here to confirm that. The larger camera lens area on the 14 means the phone won’t sit flush against the charging panel.

Charges just fine but not compatible with Otterbox Symmetry cases for 15 pro max. The camera square surround doesn’t allow the phone to sit flush on the charger so it will only work in landscape/standby mode, which doesn’t show notifications how I need.

I've had good luck with Belkin products, and this is mo exception. Bought for my S24+, works perfectly.

Brought this to share with my other android device.With the iphone 13 it never charge like normal chargers. To make it start charging you need to use your phone to scan for the charging area like using ultrasonic scanning for babies.Only when you find the sweet spot the charging light will then turn white and initial the charging process, but don’t think you can end here.The next step is to carefully place your phone onto the charging pad and wait for a minute to see if the light stays white. If you see it turns orange it means your phone is not charging any more and you need to repeat the whole process again.Again don’t think it will stays charging until it full. You need to check it every 5 to 10 minutes to see if the light still in white. Sometime it will turn orange for no reason and you need to restart the process from the first step.And for androids, sorry that I couldn’t provide any information as I never been able to charge with this charger. And the reason may due to the thickness of phone case, which around 3-4mm. So to charge my android device I just unplugged the usb-c cable from this wireless charger and plug it directly into my android.If you are a obstetrician and gynecologist then I personally don’t think there would be any difficulties to charge your phone with this wireless charger. And if you had set yourself in this career path I will strongly recommend this device to you and it definitely helps to sharpen your ultrasonic scanning technique and also to train up your patience and adwareness.But if you don’t I strongly recommend you find your wireless charger elsewhere.

The 10 watt version works great with a Pixel 9. It comes with an extra piece of rubber, that allows the phone to sit high enough that the camera hump clears the back of the charger, so that the back of the phone sits flat against the charger.

When I first saw this product, I wasn't blown away by the look, and I frankly liked the design of some other, similar products better. But this one kept coming up on top 10 list for wireless charging stations (among a list of review where they all seemed to have different products, with only 1 or 2 constant). Given those reviews, the price, and the brand, I figured it was a safe bet or a cheap mistake.I have to say that I'm very happy with the purchase, primarily because it charges relatively quickly and there's no fidgeting necessary to get it lined up to charge. I contrast this to a flat Mophie charging pad I bought when wireless iPhone chargers were newer to the market, where I constantly have to adjust the phone to make sure it lines up just right (or wake up in the morning with a drained phone). Also, the charging speed on the Mophie seems to be much slower (not busting on that product--it has been fine and was an early version).I also like that this is a standup, and while the "guardrails" that keep the phone contained aren't super sexy, I can replace the other iPhone holders I have sitting around. I can't adjust the angle, which I could log as a minus, but honestly I am too happy with the overall product to care.I suppose the only other thing that I don't love is that it's not compact. I'm currently working from home, but going back into the office, I can see it's going to be an awkward fit in whatever bag I'm using. But I'll definitely be bringing it in when I do, so I guess it's really not that important.PS--I rated "thickness" low. I am not even sure what that is supposed to mean, but I assume it's related to how compact it is.

I tried two different folding leather MagSafe cases with the charger and found it too difficult to exactly place the phone. A millimeter shift of the phone can break the cycle and you wake up to a dead phone.I have to take my phone out of its case every night to ensure good charging.