Belkin BoostCharge Wireless Charging Pad 10W (Qi-Certified Fast Wireless Charger for iPhone, Samsung, Google, more) – White, Wall Adapter Not Included

Great value. Works great with all iPhones in the house. Very happy that I purchased 2 extra. Would buy again.

Good wireless charger, works fine with the Pixel 7 Pro, Pixel 9 Pro XL, and Pixel Buds.Only two (small) downsides,- Wish it would use USB-C instead of micro-usb.- The area where the wireless charging is active is a bit smaller than the charging pad, e.g. for smaller devices such as the pixel buds case you need to move it around a bit until it is right in the middle and starts charging. Generally not a problem for phones, but not ideal as you'd want your phone to make sure your phone is charging at night.

Grips the phone well and it lights up when charging

Charges my Android phone quickly and efficiently.

Word well but you have to remove the phone cover to get a charge and it’s slow

Brilliant

I bought Belkin because I've actually heard of the brand and I can't argue with the price I paid. The charger itself is a little plastic puck you rest your phone on and so far it works although sometimes the phone has to be moved around until it recognizes the charger. It claims 10W charging which probably charges the phone up to 100% in 3 or 4 hours. I haven't timed it but it's charged when I wake up.The stand does come with some downsides - the first is that when its charging it lights up a bright white LED which isn't exactly conducive to good sleep. I'm thinking of blacking it out with a marker pen or some masking tape. If it needed to have a light at all it should be dimmer, smaller, or controlled via a switch.Second, in this age of USB-C chargers and cables, this thing has a USB micro connector and comes with a cable that is USB A on the other. That's kind of useless with the sort of phones that have wireless charging or adapters that support 10W. It should be at least USB-C on the base station and it isn't.

Good quality