Wireless Charging Receiver Qi Charger Adapter for Moto E7 Plus LG G5 Galaxy A40 A41 A42 5G A60 A12 A11 A10e A01 A32 A31 A30 A22 A21s A21 A20e A20 A72 A71 A52 A51 A50 Samsung USB Type C Android Charge

Orderd this Qi-compatible wireless charging receiver/pad for my older phone and it works wonders. Comes with a thin pad with copper coils embedded on one side, with a USB C plug connected to an elbow-shaped cable connecting to the pad. This add-on is thin and relatively unnoticeable. When put to work within a TPU case (see photos), it worked well even with the additional case and magnetic ring added. On the edge, the pad itself is paper thin. In the center where the copper rings are, it's slight thicker but not much (perhaps .2 inch?). There are no self-adhesive material on the back of the pad so if you are to secure the pad to the back of the phone permanently, you will need to use tape, which is easy and the part is widely available. When put inside a TPU case like mine, I can still feel the pad underneath but that's only because I know it is there. Regardless, considering the functionality this adds, the ever so slight additional thickness is negligible and not an issue at all. This pad itself literally takes but a minute to install. Once installed, I tested it on three different wireless chargers and the pad, with the TPU case and magnetic ring, the charging function worked perfectly. My charging station tells me the pad charged at 15w of power, which is magnificent. That means I can charge the entire phone in a bit over an hour, or more than 50% within 30 minutes. Altogether, this is a wonderful additional to my aging phone and adds so much convenience. Highly recommended!

Did not work at all, maybe not compatable for Samsung a15, flimsy, fit in my case fine.

UPDATE --- Worked perfectly - but up to 4 months, then it acted more off than on...... I bought a second, and that's working near perfect too the past couple of months....... ALERT; if you're having non-power issues, try a couple of things I did; 1. PLUG your power pad in another outlet and retry charging as may be there's a power issue OR 2. Make sure you push the charger firmly into the phone's slot..... 3. Placing the charging phone in a perfect position is important too it seems. 4. The charger works well up to 4 months (for me this was the case)..... How to use it , as per instructions described on this page;;;; Take out of bag, remove the protective strip on the card's side that will be against the device to be plugged into and charged, before placing on the charge pad usually dead center on the pad and no phone case on it. After charging is activated and if you're specifically checking the phone's battery setting to see the fully-charged time span estimation, wait 10 seconds to verify if the device will charge in the initially calculated time, or change (usually after 10 seconds) to a longer time frame (ie, possibly double the initial calculated time).

Nice in the sence you have a stand for you old style phone to sit in when not in use. But you should know that it will charge much slower than an phone upgrade.

Charged at a good rate when working. Had it for a couple of months but get active outside and it may have broken.

Work even with my case.

It works as explained. Just to let people know, there's no adhesive that makes it stick on the back of your cellphone, if you think it has it. That's not how it works, because it's supposed to be, easily removable.

This worked great, then after a month it just stopped working. The phone charges fine wired, and then I used another phone to verify that the wireless charger is still working fine, it's just this adapter that failed.