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HyperDrive 7.5W Wireless Charger USB-C Hub As its name most definitely makes clear, the HyperDrive 7.5W Wireless Charger USB-C Hub is both a wireless charger and USB-C hub. As a wireless charger it offers a handy viewing stand, rather than just lying flat on your table, and decent 7.5W charging. It also supports 5/10/15W high-speed Android wireless charging. But would be expensive as just a charger, and this multi-function device is also an impressive 8-in-1 USB-C charger that turns a single USB-C into eight ports: 4K HDMI, Gigabit Ethernet, 3 x USB-3.0, SD Micro SD, and USB-C 100W pass-through Power Delivery. And it does all that in a highly portable compact and lightweight casing. Mophie Wireless Charging Base The second charger to be mentioned by Apple during the iPhone event was Mophie’s Wireless Charging Base, which comes in the form of a simple black disk, also with an LED light and AC adapter. It’s the same price as Belkin’s offering, so not the cheapest available but from an Apple-endorsed vendor, and also offers quick-charging speeds with up to 7.5W of power.
Burkley Leather Charger Stand The Burkley Fast Wireless Charger Stand is also helpfully tlited to allow you to see your phone while it wirelessly charges. It’s compatible with all QI devices, and offers up to 10W for phones that support faster charge speeds, such as iPhone 8, iPhone X and Samsung Galaxy S9. It’s in nice, genuine black leather to make your office look like old-fashioned office luxury. The wireless charger stand light turns into blue for two seconds when it connects to power, and then green when it starts to charge the phone. Anker PowerPort Wireless 5 Pad Coming in a pound cheaper at £17.99 is a second option from Anker that functions as a standard wireless charging pad rather than a stand. The beauty of this design is you can throw your phone down at any angle and charging begins.
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Something we particularly like about the Anker is its design. It has a nice rubberised surface that prevents your phone slipping off, and the LED that lets you know charging is in operation is small enough that it won’t distract you at night. It’s a bit faster than the dock, and as with that device promises to shave precious minutes (30, to be exact) off the charging time when compared to other wireless pads with the same 5W output. Anker claims you can charge an iPhone X in 3.2 hours, whereas other chargers will require 3.5 hours. It will also charge through cases up to 5mm in thickness.
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Choetech Wireless Charger The cheapest charger in this round-up comes from Choetech, which offers a really simple 5W Qi charger pad for around £10 on Amazon. It has non-slip grips on the top and bottom to make sure your phone and the pad itself stays in place on your bedside table or on your desk, and there’s a small LED on the front to indicate that the phone is charging successfully. Anker Wireless Charging Pad Also a really affordable option, the 5W Anker Wireless Charging Pad has a nice design with LEDs all the way round to allow you to check whether your phone is charging at a glance. It’s clear to see why this is a bestseller on Amazon, with a good price tag, practical design and fast charging capabilities too. WoodPuck: Bamboo Edition Qi Wireless Charger If you’re looking for something that looks less like tech, you might like the WoodPuck: Bamboo Edition charger.
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