Yootech Dual Fast Wireless Charger, 4 Coils Double 10W Max Wireless Charging Pad with Adapter,Compatible with iPhone 12/12 Mini/12 Pro Max/SE 2020/11 Pro Max/11 Pro,Galaxy S20/Note 10/S10, AirPods Pro

I love this charger, but do wish for a couple changes. To start, it works great. I believe there is a fan inside for cooling, but I've never heard it. Most flat chargers require some positioning on occasion to get the phone lined up and charging, but I haven't had much issue with that. And it works great and charges two phones fast. My wife I like to take it when we travel so that we only need one charger and can charge both of our phones at the same time.But the downsides....it has great LED's to show it's charging. I have two other Yootech chargers for in the bedroom and I love that the LED's turn off over time so that it's not shining into your eyes when you're trying to sleep. Wish that said, I use this charger in the kitchen, so it would be nice if the LED's stayed on, or I had the option to switch that feature off. The LED's are not overly bright, so I think even if they stayed on it would still be fine in your sleeping quarters to leave the LED's on. YMMV, but for me I wish I could actually leave them on in this case. Also, the charger has a typical "wall-wart" charger. I wish the cable wasn't semi-proprietary or it used an internal power supply and a more typical power cord. The power cord hangs off the middle of the back of the charger. If it was off to the side, or even better, recessed into the back/bottom so that it didn't stick out the back, or the cord had a right angle plug, I'd like that much better.All in all, this is a great charger and I would recommend it.This is a sponsored review: I received this item at no charge for an honest review.

UPDATE: 08/20/2022As I logged in to update my review, I see that this item is no longer available. It makes sense as ours was always inconsistent in delivering a charge to an iPhone 11 and a couple of android devices. This week, it suddenly stopped charging our devices, on closer inspection, my wife noticed it was overheating.We've owned this charger for less than a year, but it's already headed for the eWaste recycler. There's nothing sustainable about poorly designed, poorly manufactured products. They waste energy in their production, shipping and disposal. I am going to be a lot more wary of products by Yootech.(ORIGINAL REVIEW)This works okay. There is a green light for each charging pad which lets you know that a device has been detected, but the device isn't always actually charging, so you cannot rely on the green light. You have to look at your device to make sure your battery icon indicates it's getting a charge, it can take some finagling to get it working, which, at that point, it's just as much work as plugging a cable (Like the he dark ages! ;)It does work though, you can do it with one hand, and it will cut down on charging bricks and cable clutter.

I originally had the smaller puck charger (the $10 one) and upgraded to this one. It's easier to use because, unlike the puck charger, it signifies much more quickly whether you put your phone down on the charger correctly or not (the little green light starts to blink within a second or two if your phone isn't on correctly). Plus, the light is a lot smaller, so it's less disruptive in the night if you need to use your phone and put it back on the charger. After about 10 seconds, the light turns off just like with the puck charger.It handled charging two phones at once just fine. While it doesn't charge as fast as the corded charger that is meant for my phone, it still charges pretty fast. Both of these phones had fairly thick rubber cases on as well.The charger will not work if you can't press your phone's back to it fully. So if you have a pop socket or a ring stand or something similar on the back of your phone, just be aware that you'll need to be able to remove it if you want to use this charger.Also unlike the puck charger, it was easier to set my phone on the dual charger correctly the first time. Half the time with the puck, it would flash at me after 10 seconds to tell me my phone was on it wrong. This charger I barely even need to pay attention anymore when I set my phone down.All in all, I have no complaints with this charger :) The minor problems I had with the little puck charger were a total non-issue with the dual charger. The cord for the dual charger is even longer than the cord for the puck charger 😜 it's well worth the price considering other wireless chargers that are reliable are a bit more expensive.

Bought it because everyone comes to my house with a dead phone...I'm studying to be an electrical engineer and I have studied alot about wireless chargers (rant below)Short story, it's really a fast charger.. very capable of pumping 10watts if the phone is capable, yes, sorry, I-phones are only capable of 7, but its effective and reliable.The rant about wireless chargers I have is that when I first purchased one, (many of the same kind) they all melted.. Not kidding, I wish I was. But they had no protection circuit at all to prevent overheating and melt down. Than while studying more, i found that many that do offer protection use a thermal couple to limit the power out and that literally means that your not charging your devices at their full capacity.It's a good idea, it protects the product, but many companies offer "Fast Charging" but really, once they heat up, that fast charge is out the window.This charger helps elevate that by adding a fan which is very necessary as it can charge 2 phones on one close proximity pad. It helps ensure that the power out isn't limited by the thermal couple. Instead the thermal couple is strictly for safety and not to protect a crummy design.Hope this helps! It's a charger that I doubt you'll be disappointed with.