mophie 7.5W Qi Wireless Multi Coil Charge Stand for Apple Devices (Black)

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03-16-2021 at 07:29 PM #3

This works pretty well if you don't have a bulky case on your phone, I had to learn that the hard way when I gave up my Otterbox defender for wireless charging, I definitely think it was worth the tradeoff, wireless chargers are awesome.

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03-16-2021 at 07:48 PM #4

Thanks, OP and here's additional info of the charger from other website:

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Charge up your preferred Qi-enabled device with the universal wireless charging stand from mophie. Compatible with virtually all Qi-enabled devices, the charging stand delivers 7.5W of power when placed on top of the pad. This smooth, polished stand can easily be converted from a flat pad to a desk stand, making it easy to check texts or stream videos without interrupting charging. It even charges through lightweight phone cases.

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03-17-2021 at 12:27 AM #5

Overall 4 star product. Read the reviews. Lot of complaints about this device not charging phones.

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03-17-2021 at 12:48 AM #6

The $11 INIU charging stand has thousands of 4.5 star reviews and likely works just as well.

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03-17-2021 at 01:15 AM #7

This is a pretty standard price for the Anker 10W chargers and I'm willing to bet that "convertible" design rarely gets used outside of when it's shipped.

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03-17-2021 at 01:19 AM #8

Won't 10W wireless fast charge iPhones. Pretty worthless at that point if you're in the apple camp.

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03-17-2021 at 04:12 AM #9

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Won't 10W wireless fast charge iPhones. Pretty worthless at that point if you're in the apple camp.

I was thinking the same thing. 10w should be standard in 2020-2021. I have an old 7.5w round mophie from about 3-4 yrs ago. Why upgrade.

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03-17-2021 at 07:42 AM #10

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Won't 10W wireless fast charge iPhones. Pretty worthless at that point if you're in the apple camp.

I don't know. I intentionally cripple even my fast wireless chargers with slow adapters. Slower speeds mean less heat and less impact on the battery. Overnight it's still plenty fast enough to get a full charge. At work I use it just to keep it topped off because I use hotspot a lot, and the slower speed is more than enough to keep the battery from running down.

If I find myself in a situation where I need a faster charge, which is extremely rare (that's a major point of wireless charging for me--it keeps me from ending up running on empty) I can always just do a wired charge.

Obviously needs will vary by individual, but I honestly prefer slower wireless charging speeds as a general rule.

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03-17-2021 at 08:00 AM #11

Does it come with wall charger? Anker is not included wall charger.

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03-17-2021 at 09:12 AM #12

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Does it come with wall charger? Anker is not included wall charger.

Comes with a cord that plugs directly into the wall.

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03-17-2021 at 09:43 AM #13

I have this and it's worthless. Charges the iPhone really slowly and stops charging after a few minutes so I have to pick up the phone and put it back to restart charging. Also need to place it just right to charge. Have a pretty basic cover but it will do the same without cover. Not happy with it at all.

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03-17-2021 at 10:24 AM #14

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This is a pretty standard price for the Anker 10W chargers and I'm willing to bet that "convertible" design rarely gets used outside of when it's shipped.

Looks like this one comes with a wall adapter and the Anker does not. From my limited understanding, you need a fast charging capable wall adapter for the fast charging to work, and for Anker you would need to use your own wall adapter

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03-17-2021 at 11:45 AM #15

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I don't know. I intentionally cripple even my fast wireless chargers with slow adapters. Slower speeds mean less heat and less impact on the battery. Overnight it's still plenty fast enough to get a full charge. At work I use it just to keep it topped off because I use hotspot a lot, and the slower speed is more than enough to keep the battery from running down.

If I find myself in a situation where I need a faster charge, which is extremely rare (that's a major point of wireless charging for me--it keeps me from ending up running on empty) I can always just do a wired charge.

Obviously needs will vary by individual, but I honestly prefer slower wireless charging speeds as a general rule.

Glad to see its not just me, I have fast chargers that came with phones all the way back from my v10 but I intentionally use weaker bricks for wired/wireless charging. I'm not a heavy heavy user so a day's worth of battery does we well and I slow charge overnight to help with battery life.

While I don't have anyone to compare my S20FE to, my iphone XR seems to have a higher battery maximum capacity than my friends and family who got one around the same time

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