ABORNI Wireless charger

Overall, I was very surprised and surprised by the outstanding performance of this charger. It has a long length and works like the Apple version. It has the same quality, but no price and apple tax. Although its charging speed is slower than the OEM version, its advantages far outweigh its disadvantages.advantage:*The cable is super long (my ruler says about 5 feet long, acceptable or acceptable)* Cheaper than Apple version*Black color suits my iPhone color*With USB Type C and USB Type A connectors through the adapter*The cable is thick and strong and not cheap or dirty white* MagSafe screen with% charging will open when connected*The magnet is super strong and can be perfectly aligned on the phone*Won't get hot when charging (my other chargers do get a little hot)*When connected, it clicks satisfactorily and there is a small blue light indicating that it is charging.* Its bottom has a good grip texture, so it won't slide on the bedside table or table

advantage-Half the cost of the official magsafe charger. You can get two of them at the same price as the Apple magsafe charger.-A longer cable than the official cable, making it easier to use as the main charging brick.-No need for USB-C bricks that you may not have. You can use usb-a or usb c out of the box, so please keep your previous iPhone bricks.-Has a rubber back, so you can safely use it as a normal wireless charging pad, if you want, it allows you to get the best of both worldsDisadvantage-Half the charging speed of the MagSafe charger.-The thickness of the pad itself is almost twice that of the magsafe charger, but it is still comfortable to hold.Overall, I think it is worth it. However, if your case is thick, it may not be firmly fixed, please be careful.

This is a good product out of the box. It satisfies my charging needs, because I often need to charge both Galaxy Bud Plus and Galaxy S20 at the same time. The package comes with a short USB-C cable, but does not come with a USB-Type C charger. This is already pointed out in the product description, which is not surprising.advantageOne kind. Great value charger. It is quite cheap, but not cheap. I can charge the Samsung Galaxy S20 10W. Of course, it is slower than the included wired Rapid charger, but once you get used to wireless charging, it's hard to look back.b. Quality-it is not as good as some other well-known brands, but again from a price perspective.C. Reliability-I can use an 18W wall charger to power the cradle, and at the same time charge the bud and cell phone. Whenever you place your cell phone or phone, it will start charging reliably.DisadvantageOne. Length of cable and charger-this stand does not have a wall charger, so it may be cheaper than the rest. In addition, the length of the USB-C cable is also very short. If you are looking for a 6-foot length, you need to prepare another cable for the bracket.b. Instruction Manual-The instruction manual is poorly written and can be improved. However, given that the product is quite easy to use, I won't pay attention to its entire contents.I don’t need to contact support yet, so I can’t comment on customer service. But after a few months of use, I will update my review.