Amazon Basics 10W Qi Certified Wireless Charging Stand, for Phone 16/15/14/13/12/11/X, Samsung, and More, with USB Cable (No AC Adapter), Black

The charging port went out on my mom's old iPhone. This worked right out of the box and will do the trick until she upgrades.

This I phone charger is Awesome itreplaced the cords that don't work& it's worth every penny

Works well make sure you use an appropriate charging source. I have a powered usb port on my laptop that provides power when the laptop is shut down. However, this was insufficient, but the charger works well when using an adapter plugged into a wall outlet.Once properly set up it charges my iphone 16e well and my airpods. It is compact so fits on a crowded desk. It has a nice tactile feel.A good basic charger. Make sure to read the documentation. This was very helpful to clue me into not using my laptop for as a power with this charger.

Good price and works great on my iPhone with an otter mini case

The "Welcome Guide" which was essentially all picture showed the charging stand attached via the supplied cable to a generic wall charger. It said, "only use QC3.0/PD3.0 charger from a reputable manufacturer." The folded paper that also came with it also didn't show or talk about what kind of charger this stand likes or needs. I currently use an Anker A2669 wall charger (a fairly standard wall charger that has two USB-C ports and one USB-A port; I think that Anker qualifies as THE most reputable wall charger manufacturer) connected to an Anker 313 charging stand, which works fine, but it takes a micro-USB cable rather than an USB-C cable like this Amazon Basics one. I was hoping for a charging stand with a USB-C connector; that way if I need a quicker charge I can take the cable out of the charging stand and plug it directly into the phone.And, every time the Anker 313 charging stand gets hit by a powerline glitch, it starts blinking green and I have to pull the cable out of it and insert the cable again. (Standard tech support advice: "Do a power-off reboot of your device!") After this it works fine until the next powerline glitch. I used the provided USB-A to USB-C cable to attach the Amazon charging stand to the USB-A port on the Anker 2669. The Amazon charging stand light turned on, a dim blue. I put my phone (Samsung S24+) on it, and it started charging. Yay! But then about a second later, the light started blinking bright green. I looked at the manual and this said, and I paraphrase slightly, "AAAAAAHHH! NOOOOOO! I can't deal with this wall charger! StopitStopitStopit!" ("Incompatible Charger") I tried this several times to make sure it wasn't a one-off. Nope, happened every time. And this charger supports PPS, which is a backward-compatible enhancement to PD3.0. I also tried this on an Anker 2039/523 which also supports PD 3.0, and the same thing happened: blinking green light, refusing to charge. I tried plugging it into a USB-C connector on the back of my PC. The stand blinked blue but wouldn't charge the phone.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Price

It’s been working for almost a year and a half now! Much longer than the last wireless charger I had. Charges slower than a corded charger, but faster than other wireless chargers I’ve used. I like that it’s not bulky, and the cord comes out the back of it, so if you’re using your phone while it’s on the charger, you’re not damaging it by bending the cord.

I have really enjoyed having this charger however its stopped working in less than a year.