Giosio Wireless Charger 10W Fast Charger Cool Futuristic Reactor Style Charging Pad Stand Holder Compatible with Any Wireless Charging or Qi-Enabled Device(No AC Adapter)

Basically cheaper plastic face with LED shining through a stick on decal. The Decal is under a softer cushion rin, that's good, but is not uniform in border thickness around (tried, not just pushed in or be reformed) then a black mark is drawn around the inner circumference but is not centered so you see blead out and it just looks cheap.The decal looks better in picture due to pixel blurring, giving it more 'depth', but in real life looks way more 2 dimensional and cheap. Like most LED items, light is not diffused well, so instead of a ring of light or a even disk, you have 6 points of brightness...The stand is good quality, sturdy metal and the hinge strong, holds my Note20 easily. However, it is a VERY weak transmitter coil, so I have to my my Note20 perfectly positioned and flat. I get much better connection and charging with a cheaper Yootech which is half this price.Save your money and get something else.

This was a replacement for my old charging pad that stopped working. I plugged it into the same 5V AC adapter and cable. It seemingly turned on, and the phone indicated that it's getting charged, but several hours later the power level remained the same.I tried a different 5V AC adapter, and I got the same results. After digging around I found a 9V AC adapter, and this time the phone started taking a charge.Perhaps this charger will have more power to put out if it did not have these bright LED backlights. They're pretty but serve no useful purpose. The tiny manual's broken English (see screenshot) says that the LEDs are on "during charging", but they're really always turned on and I expect them to start burning out in a year, or so, making the charger look quite ugly.

My wife has an iPhone XS. She has a VERY thin, clear gel case on it (it’s more decorative than actually protective, but I digress). I have an iPhone XS Max. My case is very easily removable. In either case with our phones, the charger just barely charges the phones more than they use while the display is off. Even with the brightness setting reduced to near nothing, YouTube still uses more power than this charger puts out. It’s only saving grace from a 1-star review is that it looks like an Arc Reactor chest plate, fitting the Marvel theme of our office.

Bought for a gift, but tried it out first. Nice finish on the aluminum! Works on Android and iPhone, both with cases. The USB-C doesn't seem to do anything so I took a star off, I plugged the USB-C into a charger and also tried to charge a USB-C phone off of it while it was powered by the micro-usb and it just didn't seem to do anything. Maybe it works in a different way but I don't care. Nice charger if it holds up, I'll edit this review if it's crap later

The charger looks great and mimics Jarvis's look or an ark reactor, matter of how you look at it. The light is pretty bright but sometimes does a weird thing of adjusting from bright to less bright to bright again. The charger power is pretty bad. I noticed from a 1% charger on my iPhone 10 it took 1 hour to get to 20%, so it's very slow. I use the charger more like a battery maintainer while I am at my desk. It all just adds a cool feature to my desk. If the charger were a little better, I would give it 4 stars cause the build quality is excellent.

Put my phone on it and said it would take like 40 hours to charge it this thing is useless I will be returning it as soon as possible

I can't get it to fast charge no matter whT box I use. That and I can ONLY charge my phone while it's on its side. Cannot stand it up because it won't charge that way.

Charging speed is quite slow, after half of the year starts connection problems. Completely dead after a year. Cool design anyway.