Anker PowerWave 7.5w Wireless Charging Stand Review
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If like me you are clumsy so always keep your phone in a case, then you will be relieved to know that the charger can still work directly through cases up to 5 mm thick—including Otterboxes.Set up is about as straightforward as it gets, you plug the charger in and place your phone on the stand. The few considerations you need are that it won’t work with a metal case or a case thicker than 5mm. You should also avoid using Apple’s 5V/1A stock charger or a computer’s USB port, and if you want the quick charging, it needs to be plugged into a Quick Charge 3.0 wall adapter.While I still use the Mate 10 Pro, I tested the charger on my partners iPhone, and it works as advertised. It is much more convenient than having to remember to plug it in whenever you need to charge. For me working at a desk all day, it is a great option just to place a phone on the stand while I work and never have to worry about charging it.It doesn’t appear to charge as quickly as a cable but that is to be expected, and it still charges quickly, while being considerably more convenient.Overall, if you want something cheaper than an official product, that can charge your device at the maximum speed from a trustworthy manufacturer then the Anker PowerWave is a great option.[button link=”https://amzn.to/2MqVQSa”] Buy from Amazon[/button]
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