I'm using that cheap $17US Ravpower with the Apple leather case (iPhone X). Works well. Not fast charge, but it doesn't get hot, and it's cheap.
Amazon.
Amazon.
I got the Belkin Boost Up 15W Wireless Fast Charging Pad because I wanted peace of mind that it was good quality and wouldn't catch fire or something considering it's on my bedside cabinet with my phone charging on it overnight right next to my head. I don't know if any wireless charge pads have caught fire and paying more for something doesn't mean it won't have faults (exploding Samsung Note for example) but I'd only have myself to blame if something did happen just because I wanted to save a few dollars/pounds by getting a cheap charge pad. This is just my thinking and I'm not criticising anyone else's choices.Mophie and Belkin chargers are overpriced, you can buy any wireless charger and they will provide the same functionality. I don't want to pay £50+ for a wireless charger, that's just insane, when I can pay £15 and buy a charger that's identical in functionality (i.e same charging speed).
I ordered 3 from Best Buy because they’re having a 25% off accessories sale. $33 each.This Samsung Fast Charge charger is really great, and it will support 7.5. I highly recommend it.
What model did you order? I see a couple on the website? Will they all support faster charge after the update?I ordered 3 from Best Buy because they’re having a 25% off accessories sale. $33 each.
This Samsung Fast Charge charger is really great, and it will support 7.5. I highly recommend it.
I got this one in white and two in black. According to the other posts as long as it can support 7w it should be ok? I’m not too worried about fast charging since we will be using them overnight anyway.What model did you order? I see a couple on the website? Will they all support faster charge after the update?
I’m not really that worried ethier. That’s a good deal though.I got this one in white and two in black. According to the other posts as long as it can support 7w it should be ok? I’m not too worried about fast charging since we will be using them overnight anyway.
Thats a concern I have. I remember a case here where a student was sadly caught and died in a house fire due to a cheap charger. Its something which drives me to overspending to hopefully be confident on safety, same as you are doing I think.I picked up the 'Belkin Boost Up 15W Wireless Fast Charging Pad' at the same time as I bought my iPhone X from Dixons Travel at Heathrow on launch day! When will fast charging be enabled on the X and will that also include wireless fast charging?
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I got the Belkin Boost Up 15W Wireless Fast Charging Pad because I wanted peace of mind that it was good quality and wouldn't catch fire or something considering it's on my bedside cabinet with my phone charging on it overnight right next to my head. I don't know if any wireless charge pads have caught fire and paying more for something doesn't mean it won't have faults (exploding Samsung Note for example) but I'd only have myself to blame if something did happen just because I wanted to save a few dollars/pounds by getting a cheap charge pad. This is just my thinking and I'm not criticising anyone else's choices.
I got this one in white and two in black. According to the other posts as long as it can support 7w it should be ok? I’m not too worried about fast charging since we will be using them overnight anyway.
Add me to the Ikea camp. I purchased two of these for $19.99 ea. Not "Fast Charging" but they charge my X & 8+ quickly. Beautiful solid birch bezel, a recessed USB port on the front, and non-slip rubber feat. Comes with a 6 ft. cord & AC adapter. Fit & finish on both belied their price-points.
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I have just pulled the trigger on the RavPower fast charger. Good reviews and well priced. Apparently it works even with an Apple leather case fitted to the phone
In the UK that one was £35 before the iPhone launch, now it's £52! It's a joke.Which one did you get? I still see some listed on Amazon at $49. Was it cheaper before?
"Yet" I wouldn't want to buy a charger to replace it in a few months! I'd rather spend slightly more now and be done!The ad states $49.99 (was $59.99).
$59.99 - 25% = $44.99 and
$49.99 - 25% = $37.49
How did you get these for $33 each?
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Fast charging isn't currently available for iPhones any way. Those look really cool.
Sorry, you’re right. I did have rewards dollars with them and did not account for that.The ad states $49.99 (was $59.99).
$59.99 - 25% = $44.99 and
$49.99 - 25% = $37.49
How did you get these for $33 each?
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Fast charging isn't currently available for iPhones any way. Those look really cool.
That is my concern with getting a cheap charger just to save a little bit of money, if they aren't certified they might not be safe and could catch fire overnight when you're charging your phone on it. It's just not worth the risk.How important is it for the wireless charger to have official Qi certification?
I’ve searched the official Qi consortium database and there is surprisingly very few chargers certified compared to,the huge number available in the market. According to that website lack of certification can be a big problem with some cheap non certified (and thus not tested) potentially being dangerous according to them.
Here is the database. None of the Ankers, Ravpowers etc actually have official Qi certification!! Only Samsung, Belkin and Mophie are some of the well known ones that are also certified.
https://www.wirelesspowerconsortium...sc&searching=true&search_type=advanced&page=1
How important is it for the wireless charger to have official Qi certification?
I’ve searched the official Qi consortium database and there is surprisingly very few chargers certified compared to,the huge number available in the market. According to that website lack of certification can be a big problem with some cheap non certified (and thus not tested) potentially being dangerous according to them.
Here is the database. None of the Ankers, Ravpowers etc actually have official Qi certification!! Only Samsung, Belkin and Mophie are some of the well known ones that are also certified.
https://www.wirelesspowerconsortium...sc&searching=true&search_type=advanced&page=1
How do you know it will support fast wireless charging on the iPhone X?This Samsung Fast Charge charger is really great, and it will support 7.5. I highly recommend it.
How do you know it will support fast wireless charging on the iPhone X?
I'm actually wondering if fast wireless charging will only be on the Mophie and Belkin ones, or all Qi fast chargers will be work?