Yootech Wireless Charger,Qi-Certified 10W Max Fast Wireless Charging Pad Compatible with iPhone SE 2020/11/11 Pro/11 Pro Max/XR/XS/X/8,Samsung Galaxy S20/Note 10/S10/S9,AirPods Pro(No AC Adapter)
I noticed when I first bought Yootech Wireless Charger a review stating the charger had burned a ring into their phone case. I was very worried about this but still wanted to try it so I left it on the charger only when I was awake and in the room so I would smell anything going wrong. I’m going to guess that person received a defective unit, which is scary but does happen with any electronics, even Apple branded things. I think we all know it happens with Samsung. Regardless, I’ve had mine for I believe 3 months now and have had no overheating issues and it charges my phone very quickly. I haven’t tested it, but it seems to charge faster than a wire. Again, could be wrong, just my untested observation. I’ve had no real issues with it, other than the pad being overall kind of small and sometimes you have to poke it a little so it’s actually in a charging position. The battery and charger need to be aligned for it to work, naturally. Spending more money on a bigger one would save you those few seconds of potential hassle. Though 90% of the time you just put it down and it starts charging. I would highly recommend this if you just want to test wireless chargers before dropping some crazy amount on a quality one.
Update:It’s August now, a full 8 months after my initial purchase. Product is still working great and I actually invested in a couple more wireless chargers from this brand because I was so impressed. They have a standing charger that I recommend looking into as well. Anyways, I should note that about a month ago I noticed my phone(on the pad) was hot and the charging pad was hot. Very abnormally hot. So I unplugged the charger and let it cool for a couple days. What I think happened here is that I have moved this charger to my office and I will frequently pick up my phone off the charger to read a text and then put it back. You really shouldn’t continuously remove and replace your phone on any charger, it messes with the battery. I have been better and taking my phone off to check a text and leaving it just on the desk for a bit before putting it back. Being smart with electronics will save you a fire ?
