Wireless Portable Charger, 20000mAh high-Capacity high-Speed Wireless Power Bank, with Flashlight, Tempered Glass Panel with LED Display, Suitable for iPhone or Android Phones

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  The outside look very luxurious with the glass and the big LCD display and Built in Flashlight. They look kind of heavy so that means the battery inside is good.They have two port so that you can plug three phones and charge at the same time. That's great for a family camping trip. For me, as a student. This product gives me much convenience in life. I have a whole day scheduled classes, so my phone is often out of battery and it’s hard to find a place to charge. But once I have this product, I have no worries in future. I don’t even need to bring my USB cable.

Like others, it’s is a bit big and heavy, but I suppose it is larger because of the added space needed for the wireless charging coils. Either way, it works nicely! Unlike others, I tested my charger and it does charge my IPhone 8 Plus wirelessly, AND the USB ports work to charge other things at the same time. I will be using the battery on a trip and I will update my post later.Update: Battery worked well on trip to Disney world. Put an elastic band around battery and phone in a backpack and it stays charged and don't have to bother with cords. Other bonus is this battery pack can be charged with either a micro-usb cord or a lightning cord. However, I do question the battery capacity of this device. It says 20,000mAh, but it acts more like it's about 10,000. My iPhone 8 Plus has a battery capacity of 2,675mAH. It seemed when I would plug it in, the battery pack would discharge disproportionately to the amount of the device it was charging. So I tested it. When my phone got to 5%, I put it on airplane mode and used a cord to recharge my phone. When the phone was charged to 100%, the battery pack indicated it was at 68%. That would have been about 4500 mAh of the 20,000 capacity. Additionally, without recharging the battery pack, in total it recharged my phone almost 3 times (3rd charge got to 91%) before it was drained. Clearly not a scientific test, but it should be charging my phone way more than 3 times. Furthermore, it seems even less efficient when it is charging wirelessly. In comparison, I also have an Anker 20,000 mAh battery and it recharges my phone over 6 times before needing to be recharged, but it doesn't have wireless capability and I wanted to try that option. So, while there are some good things and I haven't had any real problems with the device, my only disappointment is the capacity doesn't seem to be what it says. Not sure if I have a bad unit or it just isn't what they claim.

Not sure if it was just because i got a bad one maybe, but i had a really hard time getting the wireless function to work.i watched a video on how to use it, so i think it was just supposed to simply charge when i set it on charger either horizontally or vertically. Which i did and pressed the power button.It was soooooo frustrating getting it to charge vertically and whenever it did actually work, any slight movement or bump..caused it to stop.So here are my pros and cons:Pros:- nice led light that shows amt of battery power - streamline design with flashlight option - dual charging ports - fast charging on cabled use - can charge mulitple items at same time. - seller followed up with an email to see if i was happy with my purchase and when i told them how unhappy i was and what the problems were..theyOffered to send me another unit! Amazing customer service. I wasnt even looking for that!Cons: - too heavy! - slick smooth surface, phone kps sliding off while using wireless function, nds some kind of grip surface - my wireless function only worked some time of the time on horizontal and less than 20%of the time on vertical.If this seller has a product that its function is more reliable and the phone doesn't kp sliding off, than i would love love it. But for now the product gets a 1 star from me and a 5 star for customer service

I often travel a business, need to bring a charging treasure, the previous less than half a day used up all the power, now this charging treasure belt is very convenient on the body, stuffed in the bag is not heavy, the appearance is exquisite and good overall is very satisfied. This charging treasure is particularly resistant to charging, can be used for a few days, as well as power, usually on a business trip, no longer worry about the phone has no electricity, very satisfied.

In most ways it is unfair to give this product ONE STAR.It appears to be of high quality, but simply will not work with my phone.The LG G7 ThinQ just seems to be very particular.I have tried four different Wireless Chargers with the LG G7 ThinQ, and the only ones that work well are made by the famous Cell Phone Company from Japan that starts with an S and ends with a G.

I love this charger! The wireless function was really what I was looking for and this performs, charging nearly as fast as my wall charger units. Only downside is you have to pamper the glass front. This is not a charger you just throw in a bag and then throw your camera, lenses, or laptops on top of it. The front *will* crack if the plug end of your laptop charger were to smack it in just the right way as you mindlessly sling the stuff you need for the day into your backpack. Otherwise, this is one of my favorites for its sleek design, generous capacity, and multiple input/output options.

The charger is high quality design. The LED looks pretty. It takes about 15 hours to get it charged and can charge my XS max 7 times. So far it works fine for me. I will be carrying it to my travel shortly.

I bought two of these beauties. I went camping for 2 weeks with limited access to electricity. I was able to fully charge my phone 4+ times on a single device. I was able to swap off between the two to leave the spent battery pack with a friend to charge while I still had all the energy I needed to keep going strong. The fast charging was awesome. The cable charge was quicker than the wireless charging, but that is to be expected....science. All in all it was a good investment and well worth the money,