SKYVIK Beam 2 15W Fast Wireless Charger Qi Dual Coils

Pros –1) It support fast wireless charging phones2) Low in cost (Samsung cost around 4.5k to 5k)3) Build quality like pro/original and gives premier look (not like chines)4) It comes with fast charging USB cable (I hope you all understand)5) It has thin light indicator below the wireless charger, which will indicate that the phonea) Power ON / ideal – blue lightb) Connected – green lightc) not connected – blue light blinkingd) fully changed – no light (this option works only for Samsung mobile)Cons –1) it’s not handy (means you can’t carry in pocket)2) No Charger, need to use your on fast charger.Note: Phones with Qi (wireless charging) feature will able to use this product. E.g. Note 5, S7/edge, S8 Note 8 etc. IPhone don’t have Qi feature, hence they need to upgrade their phones to IPhone 8, 8+ and X (lol)For fast charging you need to have a phone which support fast charging (like I use Note 5 check the picture in which it shows “Fast wireless charging”) with fast charging USB cable and also fast charging power adapter (like I show in picture)People who want wireless feature on non-supportive phones search for “wireless charger kit” below is the link for your reference.http://amzn.to/2hnBJT6

Nearly a month of use.Works just fine. I have a 5W adaptor, which used to charge from 0 to 100 in ~2 hrs. This wireless charger with the same adaptor takes 3.5-4 hours.That also makes it ideas for overnight charging. Detects if an incompatible device is kept for charging, the LED is not too blinding.Build looks good and durable. Doesn't hear the device. Doubles up as a phone stand.Only drawback is the wire that is supplied with the charger - gave up in a day. It will not fit in the port, disconnects even with a small shake. I am using my old cable with a USB-C adaptor.

I am an Apple purist. Most IT equipment I own is first party Apple. However, when I found out the that AirPad was not to be, I had to start shopping around for a new wireless charger. I had one that I picked up for free at a trade show that I used when I travelled. I also had a Belkin one that I picked up in the Apple store which sat beside my bed. Both of these worked in a pinch, and both were capable Qi chargers, however, both featured something I didn't like: the phone laying on its back.If one think's about it, that aspect of many Qi chargers is bizarre. To unlock a FaceID (or other facial recognition phone) typically requires you to crane yourself over the phone. Additionally, it you have a privacy screen protector on (as I do) you cannot see the screen itself while the device is laying down at that angle. Therefore there "has to be a better way." And I found it in the SKYVIK Beam 2.First things first: if you are the type that values laptops with industrial angles and flair, this device will fit your aesthetic perfectly. If you are looking for something that, when empty, looks right next to milled aluminium, glass touches, and "space grey" of Apple products, this device is somewhat lacking. This is especially true of the blue LED that tells you that the device is powered, and the green LED light to inform you that it is charging. They are futuristic, but they are not inline with the Apple design philosophy. However, the aesthetic of it is offset by the other functionality of the device.Now, the angle. The phone sits slightly higher that a 45* angle, which is frankly perfect for FaceID. When my phone is on my desk, and I receive a notification, I need only glance at my phone and it unlocks. Before, it required picking up the phone (I know, how arduous! It does, however, make a difference!) waiting for the sensor to detect the lift and activate the screen, and FaceID to unlock in order to allow me to read my notifications. While I will not promise you with the time you save, you can write a novel or something equally ridiculous, it does add very nice to the "just works" Apple way of life.Next, let's talk about quick charging: this device claims it can charge at 7.5w and 10w, respectively, allowing you to charge your device more rapidly. While I have not taken a stop watch to it, provided you attach it to a (not included) quick charge capable USB adapter, I have found that the charging functionality is quite good. Note, a lot of people say of these devices that their phone gets quite warm -- that is fairly normal, especially with a case, as you are transferring current through the back of your phone, which acts like a resistor. Be that as it may, I have not found my phone to get "uncomfortably warm" using any quick charge capable device. I also really like that it uses mini USB as it saves me from having to use one of the Lightning cables and I can save that for travelling.Final thoughts? What can I say, I like the device a lot. I really wish the manufacturers would consider a redesign to make the device feel more "Apple-esque." Milled aluminium (or even just grey metal-looking plastic) and replacing the LED for a simple glowing/pulsing LED, but overall, I find the device to be a compelling purchase! So much so, that I purchased a second one so that I can have one at my desk and beside my bed!

It's a good product. The build quality is decent enough. The US B cable supplied with it is of low quality. It is fast charger but it doesn't seem to charge as fast as the regular adapter and cable. I think it's fast charging 1.0 not 2.0. Was a bit disappointed about that. But since I use it adu home it doesn't make a huge difference. Works well with back cases. Overall it's a good buy, ignoring the minors things.

When I first saw this product I was a little skeptical since I have already tried multiple other non official wireless charger which were cheaply built and would charge very slow and cause the phone to heat up. I got this product for 1999 INR and I was pleasantly surprised with the slim form factor and good build quality, the Samsung Galaxy S7 detects the device as fast wireless charger and I get a steady 1.2A to 1.3A while charging without causing the phone to heat up (I usually get around 500-650 mA while charging through other wireless chargers which I had tried earlier). While this is slower compared to the wired USB fast charging, the convenience of having a wireless charger negates this :) Overall i am happy with the purchase and will recommend to anyone who is looking for Fast Wireless charging stand.Please Note: For the fast wireless charging option to work, you need to have a quick charge charger connected to the wireless charger and a phone which supports wireless quick charge. Assuming your are purchasing this only for the fast wireless charging, do not purchase this device if your phone doesn't support fast wireless charging.