Xqisit Wireless Fast Charger
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Yes, it works, but the iPhone is only charged with 7W. You need a Magsafe for the full 15 Watt charging power.
The charging station has a diameter of 10 cm (100 mm) and is 7 mm high with feet. The USB-C plug is not included.
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Cable not included, usb c
Yes e.g. S6 or S10
Hi, I just don't think the P20 has Qi technology, allowing smartphones to support wireless charging.
Yes, it probably depends on the model, the old ones light up green briefly, the new ones blue....or two products on the market in parallel.
Yes, that goes without a problem.
Hello , No, the LED ring cannot be deactivated with this product.
This means that the phone is charging. If nothing lights up, the phone is fully charged. However, you must make sure that when you put the mobile phone on it, it starts to flash, otherwise it will not be charged.
Yes, switches off when fully charged
It depends on the case and the phone. Of course, it must support Qi wireless charging. The case is not a problem if it is leather or plastic. Metals, as well as the ever-popular aluminium foil in Corona times, prevent charging.
I used it for a Galaxy s7, that worked.
No, unfortunately that is not possible. The light is only on for the first few seconds after you put your phone on it.
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Yes, the Samsung Galaxy S20+ is wirelessly chargeable.
Yes, works for all smartphones with wireless charging
Hello, unfortunately I don't have a Huawei. But my Samsung S9 works perfectly.
We do not own an iphone 11 pro. We use the charger and charge the iPhone 11 with it - but it is longer than with a cable.
No, the P30 does not support wireless charging. Only the P30 Pro can do that.
No, unfortunately not
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Hello You would need a QI wireless charging case as the 6s does not support wireless charging from the factory. For example, one of these: Andi be free Qi Wireless Charging Case (iPhone 6) Greetings
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The device has a diameter of about 10 cm. Yes, it shows the charging status, blue = the device is not yet full, but is being charged; green = the device is fully charged Whether the problem can be solved with this, I can't tell you.
There are no problems with various iPhones and the Samsung S7. AirPods Pro also work without any problems. I would have the phone checked. I have two of these chargers and the previous model in use and there have never been any problems. The power supply to feed the chargers must deliver at least 2.4 watts. I use a Multicharger that can supply up to 63 watts. The Anker PowerPort PD5 (63W).
Probably an update from the iPhone. It is hardly due to the charger. Just try it with another phone. Check the cable.
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