Amoner Wireless Charger Stand, 20W Fast Charger Qi-Certified 4-Modes Charging Compatible with iPhone 14 13 12 11 x 8 Samsung Galaxy Huawei P40 P30 Mate 30 20 Xiaomi 12 11(Power Supply Not Included)

My iPhone charging port stopped working and then i bought this charger. its amazing. fast charging. it saves my money by keeping my phone working. More than 6 months, still working fine. very cheap but works fine. love it.

Looking at the other reviews for this Qi stand, I wasn't sure quite what to expect.Some INCORRECTLY said it came with a micro-USB socket. It doesn't -- it's USB-C, and there's a short USB-C to USB-A lead in the box. Some said it was very slow. That's not my experience. I've used this with a QC 4 charger and my assortment of iPhones, and I've switched to using a cheapo 5v USB charger, and that happily charges my iPhone overnight.So ... it's a Qi stand; it works with smart charger plugs and "plain vanilla" ones.It has a strip LED light at the bottom front, just under the ledge on which one parks the phone. That LED's blank when there's no phone, it's blue when the phone's charging, and green when the phone is fully charged. I've not come across the flashing blue light others mention if the phone's misplaced -- if I stick the iPhone vertically on the ledge, centred in the stand, it's fine. It does warm up a thick case I have on one of the iPhones I charged, but other than that it just works.The only downsides I've seen are that the LED can be a bit bright if it's by the bed, and, like all such Qi units I've tried, those with bat-like hearing may notice a faint pulsing sound if they listen right next to it -- trust me, you won't hear it from more than a few inches away. Given this is pretty cheap as these things go, I'm very happy with it.

Charger works well but I found it charges at a slower rate than when the phone is plugged in.

I recently bought a Samsung S10e and also a Quad Lock case for it and wanted a wireless charger/stand for use in my home office. This one popped up at great offer price (almost half of what the bigger brands were selling), so I took a chance and ordered it.I was pleasantly surprised that it's well made, stylish (matt finish with subtle logo) and a nice gentle blue light lower down so it isn't glaring in my eyes when the phone is placed on the charger. When the phone is fully charged, the light turns green. The charger/stand also came with a USB Type-C socket and cable which I think most I looked at around this price were micro USB sockets. It seems to charge at a decent rate using just a standard USB plug (not supplied).I'm very pleased with it and would recommend it to some more expensive brands.

unfortunately, I have to say that the Amoner Wireless Charger Stand falls short of expectations. While it does offer some useful features such as fast charging and multiple charging modes, there are several factors that make it a less-than-ideal choice for wireless charging.Firstly, the fact that the charger does not come with a power supply is a significant drawback. This means that users have to purchase a separate adapter, which can be inconvenient and add to the overall cost of the product. It would have been better if the manufacturer had included a power supply as part of the package.Another issue with the Amoner Wireless Charger Stand is its overall design. While it is sleek and stylish, the angle at which it holds the phone can make it difficult to use the device while it is charging. This can be frustrating for users who want to be able to check notifications or use their phone while it charges.Furthermore, the charger's compatibility is not as broad as advertised. While it claims to be compatible with a range of popular smartphone models, there have been reports of compatibility issues with some devices. This can be a major problem for users who are relying on the charger to work with their specific phone model.Lastly, some users have reported that the charger can be inconsistent in terms of its charging speed. While it is advertised as a 20W fast charger, some users have found that it does not consistently provide fast charging speeds.Overall, while the Amoner Wireless Charger Stand does offer some useful features, its drawbacks make it a less-than-ideal choice for wireless charging. The lack of a power supply, design issues, compatibility issues, and inconsistent charging speeds all contribute to its overall lackluster performance.

I'm disgusted. Product looks, sits and feels good but that's about all I can say for it. It comes with a micro USB and it states to enable fast charge you have to use a quick charging plug which I have used. It took me 40 minutes to get 15%. I downloaded ampere an app to show what level of charge the phone is charging at. With the fast charging plug mine reaches 640Ma without the fast charge plug 430Ma.. For 15W it should be at 15,000 Ma. I have a relatively new huawei p30 Pro and have tryed my brothers phone also. I also note how on Q&A it has said not to leave charge overnight. What good is this to me when 2 lemons a few copper coins and some wire would muster a faster charge than what this product is giving? Waste of money.

I have always found products by Anker to be good quality, sensible design and functional.this is just the same.its well build easy to use and works, ok Anker are not always the cheapest but their stuffis worth the cost, unlike many producers, lets take for example, Logitech. I love Logitech stuff,it just works, BUT £50 TO £90 FOR A MOUSE, no thanks. and this is what i mean. Anker stuff isgenerally always good value and works at a reasonable price. This charger works fine for my pixel 4and is robust and works landscape and portrait. yes there are cheaper but with Anker stuff i knowI can rely on it. Well thats what i ve found so far. ive had Anker mice, Eufy (Anker sub company) security cameras