LK Wireless Charger, Qi Wireless Charging Pad Stand for iPhone 11 Pro Max/iPhone 11 Pro/11/XS Max/XS/XR/8/8 Plus, Galaxy S10/S10 Plus/S10e/Note 10/Note 10 Plus, All Qi-Enabled Devices (No AC Adapter)

Wireless charger was listed as being compatible with a Samsung Galaxy Note 9. I ordered two of the chargers, and neither worked with my Note 9. The area of the charger where the charging coil was located wasn't over the charger of the Note 9 in either portrait or landscape mode. The only way to use this would have been to use it lying down, where you wouldn't be able to see the phone or to manually hold the phone in the middle.I emailed LK-Direct support, and never received a reply.

I bought this wireless charger for my Google Pixel 3. I knew that it was going to slow charge because google throttles aftermarket wireless chargers but i didn't think it would be THIS bad.(Disclaimer: I know nothing about power, i'm using third party no biased apps to monitor. These tests were done with the case off of the phone to ensure accurate reads.)The following tests are done with these rules:-Bluetooth Off-Closed All apps (besides the power monitoring app Accubattery)-No phone case-Network data on-Wifi data onThe Charging Details:With the screen on for 12 minutes while monitoring the power it was an average of 633 mA's. (screenshot above)With the screen off for 12 minutes while monitoring the power it was an average of 673 mA's. (screenshot about)The design is great, i ended up buying one for my sister for Christmas but, the product title lies with saying it charges the Pixel 3. She has the iPhone XR though, and I've seen reviews saying it works for that. As for as the charger itself goes, it has a nice base. It can charge phones vertically or horizontally(Portrait or Landscape). It's smaller than i imagined but will most people this is probably a good feature. Where the bottom of your phone would rest (if in portrait the USB port area) has a grippy rubber base, it firmly holds on to your phone. The rest of the wireless charging base (The backside of your phone rests here) is a hard plastic, it doesn't have that grippy rubber like the bottom however it isn't super slick either.In conclusion this wireless charger may be a great cheap alternative for other phones but DO NOT BUY THIS if you have a Pixel 3.

I bought a Pixel 3, which is the first phone I've had in a while that features wireless charging. I thought that the price of Google's Pixel Stand was too expensive, so I opted for this one instead.I think it does the job well. It doesn't fall over, charges the phone both horizontally and vertically, and has a grippy rubber surface. It's a shame they don't include an AC adapter in the box, so you'll have to supply that yourself.It charges my phone through my Pixel 3 fabric case with no problems. I've never felt the phone get too hot, and the light at the bottom only turns on when it's charging. I like this, as I hate having unnecessary lights on when I'm trying to sleep.Overall, for the price, I think this is a good wireless charger. It doesn't charge as fast as Google's, but it holds the phone and charges just fine. I recommend it.

I just got the new LG G7 ThinQ over the weekend, which is the first time I've had a phone capable of wireless charging, so I thought I'd try it out. I often connect my phone to a wired charger and prop it up against a lamp on my nightstand to watch videos at night anyway, so this product seemed like a more convenient way of accomplishing that. I could leave the stand on my nightstand all the time and then just set my phone on it at night to watch videos without having to mess around with connecting cables or going through the whole balancing act of getting it in just the right position against the lamp.Anyway, I've only had this item for a couple of days now, but it has accomplished everything I was after, and the price point was outstanding given the convenience it offers. It worked great right out of the box. The phone charges well, and the platform is very user friendly. Just plug it in once and leave it where is convenient for you. Then, just drop your phone on it whenever you need a charge.I also love that this works through the phone case. I was a little concerned as to whether or not that would present a problem, but once it arrived, and I had a chance to try it out, I realized there were no issues at all. For context, I use just a simple clear TPU case, so I don't know what the results would be with more robust cases. But, it works great for my situation, so if yours is similar, just know that you won't have any issues with case interference.The LED on the bottom of the stand is a little large and bright for my taste, but that's a matter of personal preference and doesn't affect functionality at all. It's a great product, and you can't beat the value.

Does not report it's charging rapidly but that was not expected since Google has been clear that only their charger will rapid charge wireless. None the less it charges 21%/hr which is plenty fast for me. I'll update if there's anything to report but so far I have two of them, one for me and one for the wife, and no problems. Update; two months later, still zero problems. Wife uses a variety of cases and none of them are a problem for her, I use a Spigen Ultra Rugged Armor and it works fine. I wish the LED wasn't so bright; I had to tape over mine, but not that big a deal and easily resolved.