First and foremost, I can absolutely confirm the consumer reviews that claim that this charger overheats quickly.I recently returned from a trip to Bali followed by a trip to Singapore. The temperatures in Bali approached 84°F every single day while the temperatures Singapore were around 94°F during the middle of every day.Even when indoors, trying to use the wireless charger was a waste of time because most of the energy was wasted as heat coming from the unit. The only time this charger performed well was when I used a power cable to plug it directly into my phone.I have an iPhone 14 Pro Max and my girlfriend had an iPhone 13.Charging either one of our phones using the wireless pad was enough to deplete the battery by 75%.Charging was more efficient while using a USB to lightning cable.The unit also did not link up very well with my girlfriend‘s iPhone 13 because that model didn’t have magnets arranged in the exact same manner as the 14 did. It took a lot of adjustment just to get the wireless system to function on her phone. It was much faster aligning and working on mine.The one thing I do like about the wireless charging ability is the fact that if your phone gets wet, the port will refuse to work and wireless becomes the only way to charge the phone.This is an OK charger to keep in your purse or in your book bag in the event that you need to emergency charge your phone, but I don’t feel that it has enough power to deliver much more than one single full recharge for larger smartphone batteries.It certainly doesn’t like to charge two devices at once. Each time tried to recharge both our phones simultaneously, it would stop charging.
