ACME Wireless Charger, 5W

The charger uses “QI” technology, which works using magnetic induction method. This technology requires transmitting and receiving coils. The alternating current, passing through the transmit coil, creates a magnetic field, which in its turn creates voltage in the receiving coil, and which is used to recharge the battery of the mobile device. The wireless charger meant to be used by the devices consuming 10W or less of energy such as mobile phones.

In order for the phone to be compatible with the wireless charging technology, it should support the „Qi“ standard. You will hardly find any older phones having this standard integrated in them. In order to check your phone’s compatibility, please refer to your device’s user manual.

You would need a charger at least as powerful as DC 5 V, 2 A.

Of course, you can! However, avoid cases made either out of metal or silicon. Case has to be not thicker than 6 mm.

During the charging process your charger and your phone might get slightly heated, that’s absolutely normal.

Don’t panic! First of all, please make sure that your phone is compatible with the “Qi” wireless charging standard. Secondly, please check if your phone is correctly placed on the wireless charger. Next, check your phone’s (or any other device which you are trying to charge) user manual and look for the exact information about the integrated “Qi” wireless charging receiver. Also, if you are using a phone protection case, it might be blocking the signal, so check that too. Finally, check if your USB charger is not damaged and powerful enough, as well as its connection is fully functional. 

The process is super easy – simply place your smartphone (or any other compatible device) on top of the wireless charger with the screen up and check if the charging process has begun – done!

The blue LED light should be always on, which would indicate that the device is being charged.

The flashing red LED light means that the device isn‘t correctly placed on the charger and is not being charged, or it‘s not compatible with the charger. Try again by disconnecting the charging cable and connecting it back again and see if works. It should! 

It’s hard to tell since it depends on a number of factors, such as your battery’s capacity, phone’s specifications, phone’s energy consumption rate, phone’s position on the wireless charger, charging distance, etc.