Banggood

Well built but has some issues. 1. The button at the back next to power is NOT a power button! It is an LED button that lights up the clear baffles. The unit is ALWAYS on as long as it is connected to a powerpoint. That is disappointing for the reason mentioned below. 2. The first is there is coil whining from the wireless coil. If you live in a quiet room and have sensitive ears like I do it might drive you crazy. I opened the device and disconnected the wireless coil and the sound disappeared, so I know that is 100% the issue. 3. The clear baffles although a great idea have an issue. The material seems to attract a lot of static and when a mobile phone is resting between them they create virtual touches on the screen. So whilst your phone is resting, if the screen turns on (eg. a message arrives) the phone starts doing weird things because it thinks something is touching the screen. This makes it very annoying to sometimes a problem since the screen doesn't turn off again to go to sleep, because the "screen" is constantly "touched". So you are charging on one hand and at the same time the screen may stay on for hours discharging the phone! I will try to cover the baffles with some film to try and reduce the problem, but this is something the manufacturer should look into. Removing the baffles and laying flat the device on the charger obviously removes the problem but then you are missing out on the stacked feature - having multiple devices charging in parallel.

Well built but has some issues. 1. The button at the back next to power is NOT a power button! It is an LED button that lights up the clear baffles. The unit is ALWAYS on as long as it is connected to a powerpoint. That is disappointing for the reason mentioned below. 2. The first is there is coil whining from the wireless coil. If you live in a quiet room and have sensitive ears like I do it might drive you crazy. I opened the device and disconnected the wireless coil and the sound disappeared, so I know that is 100% the issue. 3. The clear baffles although a great idea have an issue. The material seems to attract a lot of static and when a mobile phone is resting between them they create virtual touches on the screen. So whilst your phone is resting, if the screen turns on (eg. a message arrives) the phone starts doing weird things because it thinks something is touching the screen. This makes it very annoying to sometimes a problem since the screen doesn't turn off again to go to sleep, because the "screen" is constantly "touched". So you are charging on one hand and at the same time the screen may stay on for hours discharging the phone! I will try to cover the baffles with some film to try and reduce the problem, but this is something the manufacturer should look into. Removing the baffles and laying flat the device on the charger obviously removes the problem but then you are missing out on the stacked feature - having multiple devices charging in parallel.

Well built but has some issues. 1. The button at the back next to power is NOT a power button! It is an LED button that lights up the clear baffles. The unit is ALWAYS on as long as it is connected to a powerpoint. That is disappointing for the reason mentioned below. 2. The first is there is coil whining from the wireless coil. If you live in a quiet room and have sensitive ears like I do it might drive you crazy. I opened the device and disconnected the wireless coil and the sound disappeared, so I know that is 100% the issue. 3. The clear baffles although a great idea have an issue. The material seems to attract a lot of static and when a mobile phone is resting between them they create virtual touches on the screen. So whilst your phone is resting, if the screen turns on (eg. a message arrives) the phone starts doing weird things because it thinks something is touching the screen. This makes it very annoying to sometimes a problem since the screen doesn't turn off again to go to sleep, because the "screen" is constantly "touched". So you are charging on one hand and at the same time the screen may stay on for hours discharging the phone! I will try to cover the baffles with some film to try and reduce the problem, but this is something the manufacturer should look into. Removing the baffles and laying flat the device on the charger obviously removes the problem but then you are missing out on the stacked feature - having multiple devices charging in parallel.