Step up to next-generation charging with the Qi Wireless Fast Charging Stand. This handy device makes charging faster and easier than ever before thanks to wireless Qi charging – simply place your smartphone on the stand pad and let the Fast Charge technology take over.
iOS Users Only
$5 credit for referrer and referee.
How many watts? 5w, 10w, 15w? Description doesn't mention. When not mentioned it almost certainly always is only 5w
In which case just get this one for $6.99 delivered from local seller. Got a few at work no complaints
https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Qi-Wireless-Charger-Charging-Pad…
No cables. No hassles
Obviously it's not battery operated. I think it is an awkward angle for one of these too.
Why is there different model phones listed in that eBay as? Aren’t they all the same?
I’ve ordered it. From the Kogan description it looks like it only comes with USB cable. I imagine the plug would determine max input. Not sure how much the device is capable of
Have one, i think i got it for $10.00 on aliexpress as a cheap samsung QI charger clone. It's pretty slow no matter what charger goes into it (3 hours to charge a galaxy s9+ from dead no matter what charger its plugged into)
Also mine's a micro usb plug.
The angled design is useful as well when used at the office desk. Honestly for the money can't complain
I got one of these from Officeworks a while back under the Comsol brand.
It doesn't appear to have the output listed anywhere, just input of DC 5V 2A - although next to this with a slash is 9V 1.6A. A quick google of those figures seem to indicate 10W from other similar chargers.
It's the same as this one (as linked previously): http://vi.vipr.ebaydesc.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemDescV4&…
I think it only came with the micro USB cable, so you will need to supply the AC charger.
it's in the spec
Power
Input 5V/DC 2A, 9V/DC 1.67A
Output 1-2A
Assuming 2A means 10V?
Volts (V) x current (A) = Watts (W)..
Which isn't clearly stated btw..
Is this worth wasting my hard earned money.
Looks similar to this one : https://m.tomtop.com/p-pa4050.html
Specifications
Standard: Qi
Material : PC+ABS+Silicone
input : 9V/1.67A, 5V/2A
OUtput : 9V/1.2A, 5V/1A
Charging power : 10.8W(Max)
Charging efficiency : >73%
Interface : Micro USB
Item weight : 122g / 4.30oz
So it's 10W
Looks exactly like the old Samsung wireless fast charge…
https://www.catch.com.au/product/samsung-fast-charge-wireles…
12w wireless charging if using a QC charger.
9*1.2
whilst i agree with you the other spec mentions 5V/1A which makes it 5W??
Very confusing specs.. & if you take into account the 73% efficiency rating its obviously less again..
Kogan says 1-2A & no relative voltage, it's any1's guess really.. lol..
5v if connected to a non-qc charger, a QC charger will handshake and then use 9v
So the answer is then;
10W from old standard 5V/2A charger
15W using a QC charger.. (9V * 1.67A)
*Calculated using limited Kogan specs
I have one of these connected to an old blitzwolf usb 4 port charger. Currently my phone (note 8) is at 7% and will take 2.3hrs until fully charged via fast charge.
Couple of photos of it and the specs underneath. https://imgur.com/a/OQxYsUp
Hope this helps people decide if it's worth it or not. I'm definitely buying another one now at this price.
Is this going to work with wireless-charging Airpods case?
Bought one, I'll use it at work so I don't really care how slow it is - I'll use it as a stand more than a charger.
mine arrived a couple of days ago. Doesn't come with usb charger. Tried with my good fast charger and at best it keeps current charge on my pixel 4.
Absolutely useless device.
How many watts is this?