[Amazon.ca] Anker Wireless Charger (10W Capable) $16

Needed the 7.5W for the Apple and went with this:
https://www.amazon.ca/Wireless-NANAMI-C ... B07MB9H9GW
Thanks anyways

trying to find some good 15W charger

Shows $16.99 after $9 coupon.

For flagships, what is the max wattage for wireless charging typically? Say iphone 11 pro, pixel 4, s10... I thought it was higher than 10w?

Sorry that was my bad math

EDIT: Please see screenshot in original post!

fightbriz wrote: ↑ For flagships, what is the max wattage for wireless charging typically? Say iphone 11 pro, pixel 4, s10... I thought it was higher than 10w?

iPhones - 7.5w.
Samsung - 12w
Pixel 4 - 11w

cluie29 wrote: ↑ Please note this does not come with a charger.

What does this mean exactly? A phone charger that does not come with a charger?
I see no AC adapter, what do one needs to make this work?
Since this would not work as is out of the box not sure it is much of a deal.

govas19 wrote: ↑ What does this mean exactly? A phone charger that does not come with a charger?
Would this work with a Pixel 3a?

OP and Amazon ad means AC adapter/wall plug is not included. You would have to buy a fast AC adapter to use this Anker charge pad.

sunnykw2305 wrote: ↑ OP and Amazon ad means AC adapter/wall plug is not included. You would have to buy a fast AC adapter to use this Anker charge pad.

Ok I see, I need a usb plug & cable.

It seems like after iOS 13.1 most wireless chargers will only able to charge iPhones max at 5W. Only some of them can do 7.5 W like Benkin.
Also Anker had an upgraded version of this charger.

govas19 wrote: ↑ Ok I see, I need a usb plug & cable.

You don't need to buy a cable - it comes with a cable. You don't necessarily need a plug either if you have something you can plug the USB end into. Many power bars have a USB port on them now, or for example, I have mine plugged into a USB port on my Thunderbolt dock for my laptop.

For most people that don't know the difference between wall plug chargers (ie. Dollar store ones vs Qualcomm quickcharge ones), this product is probably not for you.

Essentially this is a wireless charging pad equivalent to Samsung's fast charging pad. (~$50 USD)

cluie29 wrote: ↑ For most people that don't know the difference between wall plug chargers (ie. Dollar store ones vs Qualcomm quickcharge ones), this product is probably not for you.

Essentially this is a wireless charging pad equivalent to Samsung's fast charging pad. (~$50 USD)

People look for advice on products all the time and simply brushing them off as people who the product is not fit for is not helping anyone, these aren't obscure products that very few people will have any use for.

fightbriz wrote: ↑ For flagships, what is the max wattage for wireless charging typically? Say iphone 11 pro, pixel 4, s10... I thought it was higher than 10w?

I believe only Note10+ supports 15W rate using the official Samsung charger. All other Android phones will be 5W-12W depending on the model.

For those who like charging with your case on
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cluie29 wrote: ↑ For most people that don't know the difference between wall plug chargers (ie. Dollar store ones vs Qualcomm quickcharge ones), this product is probably not for you.

Essentially this is a wireless charging pad equivalent to Samsung's fast charging pad. (~$50 USD)

Yeah. Only one phone can be charged at a time and I need to have a fast usb charging plug in order to use it. Considering that I can fast charge my phone with the manufacturer provided charger why should I pay $15 + tax for this?

Using the upgraded one from anker to fast charge my galaxy s10 plus with case on https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B07THHQMHM/ref=emc_b_5_mob_t

Does not come with the actual power adapter, just the charging pad and USB cable. I used the adapter from a BLU phone that was fast charge capable. From my understanding as long as you have a power adapter that mentions 9V-2A you should have no issues with wireless fast charging with certain phones. Also not the input for this is micro USB. The cable that comes with this is microusb to full size USB.

Overall very satisfied with the purchase and fast charging without the need to be plugged in.

The only thing this provides is convenience. If you are constantly on the go, you could see a minor benefit. But if this is just for the bedside, you probably won't see any benefit.

cluie29 wrote: ↑ The only thing this provides is convenience. If you are constantly on the go, you could see a minor benefit. But if this is just for the bedside, you probably won't see any benefit.

That's not true, USB ports in phones are very prone to failure so this saves a lot of stress on the port.