Galaxy S7 Edge Slow Charging With Wireless Chargers

I use this card in the Samsung Galaxy s7 Edge to store audio books. The spee of copying is very fast, no problem with listening.

I bought this small lens pouch for transporting the Samsung lenses of my Galaxy S7 Edge Smartphone and it works fine. This pouch can also be used for protecting and transporting my Nikon AF NIKKOR 50mm f/1.8D Lens.

Got the Galaxy S21 and older chargers pathetic. Order the Mophie wireless charger and is the best charger I have used. I would highly recommend.

Fast (and slow) Charging!

Galaxy S6 Edge+ works very well with this product

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] As a wireless charger, it does everything you'd expect. The higher speed charging for iPhones is the key selling point for me, although there isn't a way to verify that functionality in iOS. Sturdy build quality with enough grip to keep the charger in place and the phone on the charger. The grip doesn't make anything feel glued in place, but you won't accidentally knock the device off without some force. There is a small white LED that is on when charging. With the phone hanging over the edge, it mostly covers the light but it was noticeable when I tried putting it on my nightstand. If there was one thing I'd change with most wireless chargers it would be these persistent LEDs. The ones I like best have lights that go off after a few seconds. Comes with the plug and cable. I've found the 4ft cable to be plenty long enough for my needs. I've had issues with other wireless chargers making noise while charging and being too distracting to use. I had no issue with this model. I can only hear anything if I put my ear almost on my phone. I tried it on my nightstand and did not notice it at all. Everything you'd need from a wireless charger. The only thing I'd say to consider is if the LED will be distracting in your use case. Pictures show iPhone XS and AirPods (2nd Gen with Wireless Charging Case)

I always go with Canon chargers when charging Canon batteries.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought the Galaxy Tab S7+ a couple of months ago and I am very impressed with the build quality, screen quality, and excellent sound quality. I highly recommend and consider it the best Android tablet.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I use my Samsung Galaxy Tab S7+ for email, following newsgroups, browsing the web, reading four daily newspapers, following several other news sources, listening to audio streams, radio scanners and watching seven different streaming video sources. I can do all of that whenever mobile as well as at home. It functions as my laptop whenever travelling and the keyboard, touchscreen and stylus make it easier to use than any conventional laptop. There are myriad other day-to-day activities in addition to the ones I mentioned. I have sourced and used scores of computers, laptops, PDAs, smart phones (including OLED screens) and tablets over the past 38 years and no other device has provided me more functionality, ease of use and spectacular resolution in as convenient a form factor than my Tab S7+. The screen is superior to some (larger) hi-res 5K monitors that I use daily and provides awesome viewing of streaming content from any sources. It is very easy on my 70 year-old eyes allowing me to spend as many hours as I like without tiring my eyes like using other conventional HD screens commonly found on desktop environments and/or laptops. I am still so stoked about this device that I decided to not migrate to the newer Galaxy Tab 8 generation because the TabS7+ is more than enough for me. My next tablet will be an even larger screen on the next generation platform, but I expect my S7+ to remain in service as an auxiliary platform in parallel. A truly awesome device!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have been supplementing both work and personal computing with a Samsung Tablet for ~10 years now. However, shortly after I upgraded to the Samsung Galaxy Tab S7+ (upgrade approx. every 2 years), my personal computer failed and I have not had a need or use case to replace it. I currently only use the Tab S7+ and my personal cell phone (Samsung Galaxy Z Fold2 5G) for ALL of my personal computing needs and some work activities. On the personal side, I utilize the Tab S7+ for banking, bills, home automation, email, IM, shopping, and most importantly, Samsung Notes for all the activities listed above, plus keeping my personal activities organized and categorized in one place unlike anything attempted before. The ease of use and the nearby file sharing capabilities are invaluable. Lastly, the photo editing has taken on a whole new aspect for me with the ease of editing, modifying, and sharing that even I can accomplish it without frustration.