GPEL Fast Wireless Charger Qi Certified Fast Wireless Charging Pad [3-Coil Technology] Aluminum Frame All Qi Enabled Phones Compatible for iPhone Xs/XR / 8, Samsung Galaxy S10 / S9 / S8 / Note 9/8

Box looked like a used item. Opened it up and it looked fine. Came with 2 different length power cables but no adapter. It works well. Charging is not what I consider fast but not sure how fast others work.

What’s up my Amazon Family, it’s me your boy HardbodybyAnthony. I am briefly stepping away from my normal Supplement, Fitness & Nutrition reviews.• This review is on the following: Qi Wireless Charger, GPEL Qi Certified Wireless Charging Pad [3-Coil Technology] Aluminum Frame for Galaxy Note 7, S6 S7 Edge Plus, LG G4, Nexus 5X 6P Other Qi-Enabled Phones and Tablets[White]***** This is a 2 part review because I also purchased their other product iPhone 6 | 6s GPEL [Apple Certified MFI] Qi Wireless Charging Battery Case [SILVER] Compatible with any Qi Wireless Charger Dock Charging Pad which works hand & hand, which will be posted right after this.*****As I mentioned this works with the GPEL iPhone charging case which I thought $39.99 was a waste of money and this charging pad is another $29.99 totaling $69.98. This charging pad has to always stay plugged in & does charge the phone slower than if you plugged it into the wall adaptor. So why in the world would I or anyone spend $69.98 for a charging case & a charging pad that is ONLY $20 less than the Mophie juice pack Air which charges the iPhone 125%? As mentioned in my review for their Charging case, I emailed them because I thought I had a defective case and this is their response to both items:1) "To prevent overheating, the case accepts a total of .6 Amps of power when the iPhone is connected, .2A to the battery pack and .4A to the iPhone. So if the case is being charged by itself, then it will only accept .2A of power so it doesn’t get too hot which unfortunately is pretty slow. The battery capacity is 590mAh which is about 30% of the iPhone’s, but after accounting for conversion loss and power use by the iPhone during discharging, it will be less than 30%. In the best case scenario you would be able to get about 20 something percent."2) "You can charge with any micro USB charger too. Just be aware that the speed will depend on what kind you use, for instance USB 3.0 charges at .9A while USB 2.0 charges at .5A. The best is to use a 2A wall adapter for max speed, both if you plug it in and if you use the wireless charger. Only if you charge the case by itself without your phone in it will it charge very slow. If you charge the case with your phone in it, both will get charged at the same time, so it’s faster."So if I didn't have the Mophie juice pack Air I would either buy a case that would give me more of a charge and that cost less or buy an external which also cost less.Do you own research and search for other "iPhone charging cases" before you make any decisions.