Nillkin Wireless Charging Receiver | Wireless Charging Adapter Review
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- Nillkin Wireless Charging Receiver
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[Short Version] Type C Wireless Charging Receiver, Nillkin Magic Tag USB C Qi Wireless Charger Receiver Chip for Google Pixe/Nexus 6P and other Small Size USB-C Phones Digital David Unboxing Setup Review Video
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Digital David do they make ones for ipad
@@normaryan7862 Yes they do... check it out here on Amazon: geni.us/hBH0TB
Is it for the Samsung Galaxy a40?
will they support fast charging
Do you need to charge it after use? please respond thank you.
Is the Cable long enough to unplug and use a Wired Charging Cable? If not would you happen to know any that would be able to use a Wired Charging Cable too?
We bought one of these and after just a couple of months the tag that inserts into the phone came off the pad that attaches to the back of the phone.
If your phone is not wireless charging can you still use that receiver thing to make it wireless I'm just wondering can you let me know please and I also want to know since my plug-in USB port thing is kind of scratched on the inside will still work and if it does work I will buy one
Can it charge with type c on a smart car charger?
Can someome help me i bought one for my phone it charges one of my family memebers but does not work on my phone when the phone is powered off and i put it on the stand it powers on but turns off again?!!!
If you left a little more slack in the flat cord between the charging pad and the piece that plugs in would you have enough to unplug it so you could use a wired charger?
Maybe! I shoulda tried that
~B
Would the longer cable version have any advantage? I don't need the fingerprint reader, biometrics are bad!
Some people might consider a longer cable to be an advantage in itself. That's really just a personal preference thing. I'm not sure if there are any other differences or not.
~B
Though they are nice to have, these cards can not make use of the smart phone quick charge mechanism. C-Type cable will serve better for super/quick charge.
Yes they are not quick charging!
Is there any wireless charging receiver that will let you take off the receiver that goes into the usb type c port easily so that you can charge via cable when necessary?
That is a great question! I have not come across any when I was searching to buy this one! You could technically probably position this one to do that but it would not be easy and since that ribbon cable is so delicate I could see it ending badly ha
Actually this product will let you do that but only if you decide to use a case to keep the coil adapter in place. Then once you want to unplug it you can do so and use the C-Port for charging, audio, or external display (if supported)
Basically not using the adhesive will solve that issue.
Hey David! Thank you for your review. I was looking to buy this product.
Can you tell me I can unplug the usb-c connector without taking the case off? Or do i need to remove the entire charging pad to plug a different cable in my phone.
(Same pixel 2, different case though...)
Hi Tom! That is a good question. I have to take the case off everytime! You might barely be able to leave enough slack in it to remove without the case but I wouldn't count on it... Plus the cable is so thin and the adapter end is heavy I'd be worried it would prematurely break off/tear... I'm waiting for the day when someone designs this with a pass-through port so it can be plugged in and you can still plug another cable into it too!
@@DigitalDavid thank you for your answer David. i'm thinking of buying it anyway and not use the adhesive tape so I can easily take it out on the rare occasion I can't use a wireless charger somewhere. A pass-through port would be awesome but it would probably make the port quite bulky.
@@DigitalDavid Can you give me a link to that case you used?
Would be better idea to stick it on case not on your phone
But then it can rip off/ get caught on everything... but maybe the back/underside of the case might work better
Does this at least support USB 3.0? I don't think this technology will advance any further, since wireless charging is already becoming a common feature in newer phones.
No its not a fast charger... someone else commented and had a better understand as to why this technology will more than likely never be any faster as an add on option!
I've heard it overheats and sometimes burns through. Is this the same for this product?
I have not had that issue yet. My only complaint is that I wished it charged faster!
Same here. I have noticed it gets warm but I haven't experienced any overheating.
I bought one of these for my moto g stylus works great charges full batterie between 1-2 hours only thing is it weakens my phones signal when near it. Any way around to fix that.
I didn't have that problem, but if anyone knows a fix, please help Tyler out!
~B
I wonder will this magic tags wireless reciever with usb type C interface work for Samsung Galaxy A12 as the Galaxy A12 has a 6.5 screen a bit larger/ taller than the Samsung Galaxy A11 plus unlike the Samsung Galaxy A11 the A12 has a big bulging 4 rear cameras which makes it difficult to lay flat/ flush to a flat surface without possibly a case.
Thank you for your question about whether the Nillkin wireless charging receiver with USB Type C interface will work for the Samsung Galaxy A12.
Based on the product specifications, the Nillkin wireless charging receiver should be compatible with most smartphones that have a USB Type C interface, including the Samsung Galaxy A12. However, it's always a good idea to double-check the product specifications to ensure that it will work with your specific device.
As you mentioned, the Samsung Galaxy A12 has a larger and taller screen than the Samsung Galaxy A11, as well as a bulging camera module on the back. This may make it more difficult to lay the device flat on a wireless charging pad without a case. In this case, you could consider using a case that is compatible with wireless charging, which should help to keep the phone stable on the charging pad.
I hope this information is helpful. If you have any further questions, please don't hesitate to ask. cnl
Does it have impact on NFC funcionality? Im worried that the NFC will not work if i use this with a slimm case...
Yes
It won't effect it
I have a magnetic mount on the inside of my phone so i can easy access to GPS while driving. Will this affect anything?
I took my magnet out when using this wireless adapter. Never tried them together. Might have to now and get back with you....
@@DigitalDavid please let me know
So it works fine with the magnetic mount inside... So it goes phone then magnet then the wireless charger adapter and everything works fine!
can you unplug the nillkin type c without damaging the nillkin type c when you have already put it in your phone.
I think so!
~B
I'm planning to get my mom a A10 or 01 and its a good thing this is a thing
Awesome!
Is it really charging with 1 Ampere?
Got some of the black charging adapters and they are crappppppp!
I got a charger with build in amperemeter. My phone that comes with wireless charging gets 1,2 or more ampere going in.
With this extern charging adapters it is not going over 0,4 Ampere, just enough that the phone dont lose more charge, but not enough to charge it up
I just bought a USB power meter to test stuff like this out going forward. Trying my best to improve my video reviews. I'll get back with you maybe next week when I get time to measure it... My guess is probably around .5 amps! But I'll see if I can measure it with my new tool and report back to you
@@DigitalDavid I wonder how the charger in my other phone works. It gave more then 1,4A if you were lucky
Do you think it would still work even if you didn't take the sticky pad off?
yes!
Absolutely. The proximity of the coil to the back of the phone has nothing to do with the ability to charge.
As long as the coil is touching a charging pad and the adapter is plugged into the charging port your phone/device will charge.
It's only 5W but since I normally just charge my phone when I go to bed I am in no hurry to charge it to 100%
Would like to see more about Charging Receiver explained as to what to look for in specks to get the right one to match inputs.
Thanks for the feedback! I'll keep that in mind for future vids
~B
What brand of charging pad is used in the video? Am trying to purchase one that will work with a charging receiver for my s5.
This is a charger worth checking out: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0753Z4PGC/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=B0753Z4PGC&linkCode=as2&tag=davidloock-20&linkId=95a15ce1399b73c01ad4c031b7dc1a58
@@DigitalDavid thank you.
Let me know if you have any other questions and what you ultimately decide what to buy!
wow i can really see it charging :)
lol
Do you think it works if I connect to a wireless headset?
Wow what a great question! I did not even think to test that out! I would assume as long as its a usb c device you would be fine to use it that way!!
@@DigitalDavid Thanks for anwser man, i've been thinking in that, i'm searching for a wireless headset but almost of them needs to recharge with a cable every day but if it's possible it would be much more practical, i don't found any video or forum talking about that, it's a little strange see who no one
thought about that yet lol
Try on laptop😂
@@rokzavrl8411 😂😂😂 how about a power bank lmao
How many mA is receiving ? There's an app named Ampere to see that data when it's charging
I'll have to look into that and let you know! Thanks for the app suggestion!!
The max I have seen on the 2 charging pads I use is around 850 based off of the Ampere App.
The max it's supposed to reach is 1,000 and that's sourced right from their product page on amazon.
I suspect if you had the coil perfectly placed on the pad then I would probably reach the optimal charging strength of1,000 mA.
Do you think it could work through a waterproof case?
It might be case by case... I'd error on the side and so no unless the case specifically advertises wireless charging support!
Digital David thank you for the reply!
will this receiver charge with a Samsung wireless charging pad (2019)?
I don't see why not! This receiver just won't charge very fast but it will work with any wireless charger!
In case you're still wondering and If you are talking about the 15W Charger (EP-N5200) - Yes, it does.
Bought both the Samsung stand and the coil adapter in the video for my 7Pro and it charges without a problem. The coil adapter will get warm but that's expected.
can I use this product my Samsung Galaxy A50s Mobile ( type C pot)
Don't see why not!
~B
I have one of these for my Galaxy A50. It's great
Awesome! Thanks for sharing :)
Is it still great? Wanna buy one too
Never could it it to work on my Samsung A50
@@grantos8276 did it ever work
@@twongreen9968 no waste of time, not sure whether a more expensive version would work. Better of just putting one of those magnet charge cables on
does this chip receiver work if your charging port is broken or not working?
No it needs to use that port to work!
@@DigitalDavid ok thank you for answering God bless
I've bought one... didn't work at all. So I bought a second. That worked for a few minutes and now it keeps going from charging to not charging. Every second I have it on my charger. Any advice
So sorry to hear that! I have not had any issues with mine... I have no idea what's going on with yours. I would recommend returning them on Amazon as it sounds like you have a dud or maybe your phone doesn't support/ or has a sensitive charger port?
@@DigitalDavid sending both receivers back trying for a third lol. Be in next week I hope lol
@@Will.the.book.dragon how's it working?
@@TheLTGamer lol it's not I've tried 4 different usb-c ones... just gave up on it for a while
@@Will.the.book.dragon Damn that sucks really hoping for a good one
how do you know if your phone is a type c or not?
Great question! First Google USB Type C so you can see what the male and female ends look like so you can visibly identify what you have... you can also Google your make/model of phone and that should tell you. What device do you have (maybe I can help you!)
its going to double the warm of your battery right? is it dangerous
It charges pretty slowly so I have not experience any temperature issues!
Mine has gotten on the warm side but not HOT
Does it work on iphone 6 6 s plus iphone 7
They do sell these with Lightning adapters. Just scroll through the options on the product page on Amazon.
Obviously, it will only support as far back as the iPhone 5 since the previous models used the 30-pin port.
So I use a Samsung A72, now this phone charges at 25w. Now I'm planning to add wireless charging for this phone, so I currently have a wireless charger that charges at 20w. My question is since im using a 20w wireless charger will the charging speed have a difference?
This will be slow wireless charging not sure the speed
@DigitalDavid So even though the wireless charger is 20w, it won't charge fast compared to the wired charger which runs at 25 w
will this work with the new one plus 8
This will work with any usb type c connector... it just does not charge very fast!
Exactly what he Said. It works for my 7Pro so it should work with the 8.
Do you need to charge it after use? please respond thank you.
No! This plugs directly into your phone and does not have a battery etc!
Thanks so much for quick reply!
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Great informative ,Thanks for sharing
I really hope it helped you!
will the suppprt gast charging
No it does not fast charge. But it can still work on wireless fast chargers just at a slower speed!
@M Detlef teach me you idiot
you can Litterally just Buy a type-c wireless charging adapter for 6.00$ on amazon and it works just the same
Nice! Which one would you recommend?
~B
Does it works for samsung m31 ?
According to google the Samsung m31 is compatible with Qi wireless charges, which is what this is. So I believe it should work, but couldn't tell ya 100% for sure
~B
Good thing you talked about how fast it charged. Not really a review at all lol
Thanks for the comment! -MB
Yeah the only problem is if you want to plug in a charger or use the usb port for something else, you have to keep pulling it off the adhesive in order to plug it out.
You can try to finagle it but yeah pretty much
Show it closer, please. We need to be how the USB port is after you plug that thing.
Thank you so much for the comment! I hope to review another one of these soon with a USB pass-through so I will be sure to do that!
Thanks for the feedback M Detlef... we will be sure to show more close ups in the future... what did you want to see? Also keep in mind Amazon has close up pictures on the product listing that you can see there!
So the USB port is blocked (My one complaint other than my cases flaps can't close)
works with Huawei p30 lite?
Yes! -MB
But how much watt does it charge
not really sure!
~B
Didn't even get to use mine it broke off when I took it out of my pocket very fragile and annoying
Sorry to hear that! -MB
Tecno spark Go cañ it be use my phone
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~B
the pass-through idea exists
Have a link?!
@@DigitalDavid USB C Magnetic Wireless Charger Receiver Kit SIKAI Ultra Slim Combination Wired & Wireless Charging Cable Magnetic Wireless Receiver with Free Magnetic Cable (for USB C) www.amazon.com/dp/B07D7TF28D/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_jFx.CbX8BXY68
link
@@ythen That's close, but no cigar. Then I need to have special "magnetic" cable to charge....kinda defeats purpose as Qi charging pads are pretty cheap these days.
@@thepiratemorgan the link changed to a qi wireless changing pad
Read the 3 likes in the Amazon description to learn everything from this video.
These cheap receivers have a tendency to cause problems. Some will overheat themselves and mine would overcharge the battery. Not recommended w/out a review that includes testing.
This was great for us until we got wireless charging devices!!
No "passthrough", exactly why I won't be buying one. I don't want to have Qi charging pads all over the place, just wanted one on my nightstand. Would like to still be able to cord charge everywhere else. I'm currently searching if there is such a "passthrough" thing, if anyone knows of one, please chime in...I'd appreciate it. And thanks for the review Digital David, this is why I came here, couldn't tell by pics on Amazon.
Have not found a pass through either but another viewer pointed me to this one on Amazon: geni.us/BWavJ have not had time to buy it yet to review it but might be the best compromise on the market today! Let me know if you find anything else!
Mine broke after 2 months
How
You do need to use sticker dude. Its easyer to remove
:)
@@DigitalDavid You got subscribe and like because you find time to reply. Even if its just :)
Keep doing good work !
Yea I didn't use the sticker either. Especially if you use a case, which I think most people do. (I'm sure some don't)
But it's much easier to work with if you don't use the adhesive and simply cover it with a case.
I use the C-Port for audio as well and knew right away I wasn't going to use the adhesive.
the important is the performance ... some cheap chinese are very hot et don't charge fast.
You are testing nothing :/
Mine worked for about two months. It stopped working. The warranty is only 1 month. I am really disappointed. Don't buy this!
until some manufacturer raises up the speed of these wireless charging adapters they are completely useless.
you give up your USB-C input (which sadly today it also means giving up your wired headphones input) to get a lousy 1 Amp wireless charging solution? (thats 5W)
this is ridiculous, theres no point in doing that because with today's massive batteries 1 Amp is hardly enough to keep the battery at its current charge, let alone actually charge it to begin with...
if these supported up to 15W wireless charging pads, these would be really great for the likes of OnePlus phones etc. but currently its just a waste of money.
you better off just getting one of these QuickCharge 3.0/4.0 supported Magnetic charging cables instead, yeah its not wireless but if you want to save the hassle of fiddling with a cable than these are a much better solution.
Really well said! The biggest sacrifice is giving up your USB C port... When I bought this I thought it has a passthrough adapter so I could still use my dongle for headphones etc. I was also disappointed in the charging speed too! Now it is a great and easy solution if you want to add wireless charging! Since I review some many wireless chargers on my channel this is the perfect solution for me to plug into my phone for reviews... Since I use my audio dongle everyday I do not keep this adapter on my phone!
"until some manufacturer raises up the speed of these wireless charging adapters they are completely useless."
Bollocks. Agree with you about not wanting to permanently give up the USB port, but don't be so dramatic, 1amp is still enough current to charge even a large battery. I would wager most people just charge their phones overnight and it doesn't matter if it charges in 1 hour or 5 hours. I appreciate you might have a different use case. Most people really don't. Personally I'm looking for wireless charger as my elderly mother finds it difficult to use the micro-usb plugs and charging speed REALLY isn't an issue for her. On the odd occasion if someone might really need a fast charge, well just plug in the cable - really what's the big deal?
This is sponsored... Sus
No it's not. Why would you say that? lol
~B
Yep bulge
See how thin it is .... show largest surface. See it charging ..... shows how thin it is. Useless.
No clarity in video learn how to show to the viewers
Thanks for the feedback! I'll try to work on that!
~B