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Retailing at a price of $49.95 on Apple store, it is a bit expensive, considering it's not the fastest wireless charger out there. Although it's not cheap, you get a durable, well-made and reliable product. The mophie charging base comes with a wall adapter, so you don't have to worry about having a separate one. See More
The RAVPower Wireless Charging Pad sells at $39.99, which is a low to average price for a Qi charger. Other devices in the market vary from $14.99 to $129.99, and the RAVPower one is probably the cheapest charger with this charging speed. This small, yet convenient device is a wise purchase, considering the quality, performance and price. See More
RAVPower charges the iPhone 8 battery from 0 to 100 percent in two and a half hours, whereas Mophie Charging Base completed the charge in over three hours and Belkin BoostUp Charging Pad did in almost four hours. The RAVPower wireless charger also does a great job at powering up the phone in only two minutes. See More
The wireless charging pad has a small, round metal body with non-slip ring on top and rubberized feet on the bottom. The silicone doesn't let the pad slide around the table and grips on the phone without scratching the surface of the device. The body is relatively small (3.5 × 3.5 × 0.6 inches) which makes it perfect for travel and everyday use. See More
As the name says, the RAVPower Charger is Qi-certified. This means that it can charge any device as long as it has the Qi (wireless power transfer) technology built in. As for Apple iPhones - only the 8, 8 Plus and iPhone X are Qi-certified. Older iPhones won't charge because they have metal bodies, which block the power transfer. Most of Android phones have the Qi technology. See More