Iphone Wireless Charging Patch

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I received the Belkin boost charge pro 2 in 1 wireless charging pad with MagSafe 15w from influenster in exchange for my fair and honest review. I currently have the iPhone 14 with MagSafe and I also own air pods. I love that I can charge both of them in one place and it makes it easier to keep up with them. Every night I put them on the charging pad and by morning there ready to go. The iPhone charges to a 15w and the AirPods up to 5w. I also like how small it is and that it comes with its own carrying case and it’s easy to fit pretty much anywhere while traveling. This is compatible with the iPhone 14, 13, and iPhone 12 series. The box has QR codes that can be scanned for further compatibility. I love this product and would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a wireless charging station for their phone and AirPods.

I have bought all different brands of iPhone cases for a couple years. I was never happy because if it was either too thick and bulky or it wasn’t compatible with wireless charging. This case is different, it protects my phone, it’s not bulky, lightweight, wireless charging compatible, and I can attach it to my bike and car! I LOVE IT! …If you’re planing to use your phone in different settings, invest in this case and their accessories, it is worth it!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I tried the Belkin 10W Wireless Charging Pad for my iPhone. It was easy to set up and the white looks good. It uses standard usb to mini cord. The 10w makes a difference. I noticed a quicker charging time than my previous model. Easy to place phone on charger no problem with my thick cover. Recommended.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have another brand of wireless charger in my office and love the convenience. I wanted one in my living room that would do justice to the looks of my iPhone 11 and use it's fast charging. Wow! The other charging pad is made like a toy by comparison and didn't even come with a wall charger. When I received the package I was surprised by the weight of the box and when I opened it found the charging pad is an elegant, hefty chrome and black platform to place up to two phones. It also comes with a wall charger with about a 3 foot cable that plugs into the unit's back. This is a very well made product that's a beautiful, simple design. The chrome reflects whatever surface it's sitting on helping it blend in and the black textured plastic top looks like leather, not plastic and is a nice large surface where you can drop your phone for charging. It's not too fussy about placement and gives simple clear indication via two LED's on the unit front it's charging. The first time I used it my phone was at about 70% and it charged to full in a little over 40 minutes. It was at over 95% in about 30 minutes. Now I have the pressure from my wife to upgrade her iPhone to a newer model with wireless charging so she can also charge it on this - but at least we won't have to fight over who uses the charger! Plus we can keep the living room free of charging cables lying around tables. I'm all for living clutter free! Now I understand why they called use Freedom in the name.

Good enough for charging the iPhone

The best wireless microphone for my iphone. Recommended.

I connected this mic with my movi and the TRS to TRSS patch cord to my iPhone 11 Pro and it is a fantastic combo. Much improved audio over the standard mic. Works seamless with the gimbal.

For iphones with the jack, that is, as the newer ones don't have one. This little guy is of the utmost importance if you're using the JK Audio Remote Mix line, as it is the patch cord needed to connect to your iphone (or other mobile that fits its plug). I finally had one go bad after four years and although I had a backup, needed to replenish. Here's a tip about when the cord might be bad: It's not always easy to tell, as your headset mix will sound normal because it's coming from your remote mix device, but what's going through your phone may not be good audio from your remote mix because if the cord is bad your phone picks up sound through its normal mic, which ain't so good when competing with crowd noise. So your great audio mix isn't what's going through to your phone (in my case, an iphone). You may not detect the issue as your broadcast is still getting down the pipeline, just not so good. If the complaint on the listener end is that it's hard to hear you in the din and you know you have your nat-mic set to reasonable mix, try replacing the cord. I'm not techie enough to know why the cord would go bad as I've always guarded against crimping and abuse, but the long life and necessity of this patch make it a purchase of value.

Perfect for small cables, like phone and tablet charging cables, headphone cables, short patch cords. For larger/longer cables I use Velcro 91141 rolls of 8x1/4 tear-off ties.

Easy way to port iPhone to HDMI while still charging iPhone