COURANT Catch:1 Classics - Italian Leather Wireless Charging Pad - Compatible with iPhone 16, 15, 14, 13, 12, 11, X, Samsung Galaxy S23, S22, S21, S20, Note, AirPods, AirPods Pro (Ash)

This looks really pretty on my nightstand. Only con for me is that sometimes it is hard to get my phone to connect. I have to have it in a specific spot facing a certain direction to start charging. Also kind of annoying that you can’t use your phone while its charging and you are laying in bed but that’s not the chargers fault lol would be better like on a desk or kitchen counter maybe

Had the charger a couple of months and it stopped charging anything. Looked nice but is expensive and doesn’t last long.

I'm using this charging pad in conjunction with an Anker 511 Charger (Model# A2637) to charge my iPhoneX and my Apple AirPods Pro (1st Generation) and I like the product. Reading other complaints about this product's finicky placement problem, I did a quick test on whether there was a difference if the power source used with this charging pad. I found out that the power source made an enormous difference in how accurate the placement needed between the pad and the phone to initiate charging. When plugging the cable into my PCs USB port or plugging the cable into the USB port of one of my power strips made the pad extremely sensitive to the phone placement. I settled on plugging the cable into the Anker and eliminated the need for super-accurate placement. My unscientific conclusion was that the charging pad has a need for a certain amount of power to correctly align the QI coils in the iPhone and the charging pad.

Pros:Nice estheticsThe cable that arrived matched the color, would be nice to have a C to C version of the cable and as a standalone product.Cons:Not really sure if it reaches 10W with a compatible device, seems to be charging quite slowly.Expensive, simillarly functioning products are way cheaper, you mostly pay for the designThe leather feels dry and unconditioned

It's a perfectly pleasing device ASCETICALLY speaking. Functionally speaking, it could be better. The connection is not immediate. I have set my phone down on the charging pad and walked away only to find out that my phone was in the single digital of battery life because it wasn't charging the whole time it was on the pad. Another thing, when it does charge, it's S-L-O-W. I can fast-charge my phone in 38 minutes from 0-100% with my Samsung cord and fast charger box. This charging pad takes over four hours to charge with 30-40% battery remaining! Bottom line: it's for looks, not so much function. Unless of course you have no where to be for several hours. I.e., sleeping with your phone on the charger, which I do not personally recommend doing. Buyer beware.

This looks great, but is mediocre at best at charging. I use a thin case, but thought it would be able to handle it(other ones I've used have no problem) If you use a case, beware.

I bought it for my salon. I have an android and most my clients have iPhones. Instead of having all kinds of different charges, this one works great for everyone.

I plugged this in and tried charging both my iPhone 11 (my work phone) and my iPhone 12 Pro Max. I patiently repositioned each phone in multiple directions and places on their backs, rotating them and moving them to find the right spot. The instructions say that if the indicator light is solid, the item is charging; blinking indicates the presence of a foreign object, and no light means nothing is happening. No matter which phone I tried and what position I put them in, the only thing that happened was the blinking light or no light. I could never get either phone to even start charging. I took the thin cases I use off of both phones and that didn’t change the outcome. I have other wireless chargers in my house that work perfectly, including a fast charging Anker model. I didn’t expect this one would be quite so easy, but I did expect it to work. It doesn’t.Overall this is really disappointing because so many chargers are aesthetically an eyesore and Courant did a good job on the way this looks and feels. I’d love to keep this charger out on a tabletop or nightstand based on its looks alone. But fundamentally it just doesn’t do its lone job—charging phones. I’m returning it.