CUSORIENT Type C Super Fast Wireless Charger Receiver Big Coil Imported TI Chip for LG V20/Google Pixel XL/Huawei P9/OnePlus 3 and other Big Size USB C Phones

This is a good quality wireless charger. It charges my Pixel XL @ approximately 5% every 15min with the phone on but not being used.Its just as thin as all the others but has a large high quality coil. Though the output is still just 1A i feel like this charger can sustain 1A though a thicker case or at odd positions. With both of my chargers i do not need to be very specific when setting my phone on them. It picks it up and starts charging quick with no hassle or adjustment every time. I also feel like this large coil helps keep it cooler @1A. My phone was not even warm to the touch after an hour of charging. To keep it generic the ribbon cable come out of the plug @ 90 degrees. This may cause issues (the same with every other charger out there) and interfere with your case. Just to be safe and so my case did not put pressure on this cable i used a dremel to remove a tiny bit of material from the inside of my case. It was also slightly long for my Pixel XL and interfered with my fingerprint sensor. I simply sliced off the top few millimeters of the plastic coil housing. Overall this is a good product and i would highly recommend it.Pros:Long Range ChargingThinLarge Cool CoilGood QualityCons:Ribbon may interfereSlightly long for my Pixel XL

For anyone like me that was searching for a wireless charger receiver that works with Sony Xperia XZ Premium. This one works!

Pros: It does what it's supposed to do: wirelessly charges the phone at an acceptable rate, exactly as advertised. The adhesive strip that's supposed to hold it on the back of the phone is pretty weaksauce, so you'll probably have to tape it down, or have it under a case to hold it in place. It's very thin, so it doesn't interfere with the fit of any case, but the case needs to be quite thin in order for charging to work through it.Cons: Once you're using it, you're basically stuck with it. Want to plug it into an AC adapter, car charger, or computer USB (or, in the case of the Pixel 2 XL, plug in the USB-C to headphone adaptor)? Too bad. This thing monopolizes your one and only USB-C port.You *could* stick the coil on the back far enough down to allow enough slack on the flex cable to pull the plug out, but it would end up trashed very quickly. The flex cable is very delicate, and the repetitive stress of pulling the plug out, even if you were very careful, would end up breaking it off. Also, leaving that kind of slack would mean a loop of tiny cable sticking out, which would get yanked and torn the first time you pulled the phone from your pocket or purse. This is even more pronounced with a case affixed. And if you fold/kink the flex cable to make it flush while plugged in, same thing: it'll have the lifespan of a firefly before it fails/tears.Ideally, this device would come with some kind of pass-through plug, or perhaps a magnetic connector like those cables with the magnetic USB/lightning tips, so the USB port could still be utilized normally.

Had high hopes for my Pixel 2 XL to be able to charge wirelessly. This was not the answer for me. Using this receiver, I tried 2 different Samsung QI fast chargers that I own. Neither added more than one percent to charge after one hour.

This worked even through my case but stopped working after about 30 cycles of unplugging/replugging (which you have to do to use your usb jack).

As expected

There is really nothing to review. The item was cheaply made and didn't work.

usb connector broke off