C366: Automatic Clamping Wireless Car Charger,with backlight

The three charging speeds on this page are not this cradle's. 10W and 7.5W each head a line that goes on to say QC 3.0 Car Charger is required, so both are conditions you must already satisfy with a separate charger of your own; only the bottom tier, the 5W standard model, asks for nothing. The box holds three items, a wireless car charger, a clip for the air vent and a USB cable, with no QC 3.0 unit among them, and at no point does this listing admit that the charger it asks for is absent.

What the specification block actually gives you

No wattage appears in it at all. Input is written DC5V/2A,9V/1.67A and output as a normal charge of 5V /1000MA(max) with a fast charge of DC9V/1000mA(max), alongside a transmission frequency of 110-205 KHz. Those are volts and milliamps, the wattages live in the phone-compatibility list above, and no line joins the two. We have not multiplied one set out into the other, because a watt figure for this cradle exists nowhere on the listing and putting one there would be our arithmetic rather than the supplier's.

Metal near the coil is filed here as a question about phone cases

Phone case should be No metal ring, No metal plate, No credit card, says the paragraph about charging through a case up to 6mm thick, and that is the only place any of it is raised. Nothing explains why, and no temperature figure, thermal cut-out or foreign-object detection is mentioned anywhere. The one heat sentence on the page is a suggestion to close apps and turn the screen off, filed under Note. Certification is claimed as well, by the wireless charging association, and no certificate, number or standard is named behind it.

Key features

• Arms that close by themselves: motorised arms are described as clamping when the phone comes near the holder.
• Coil alignment you can adjust: the bottom bracket moves so the coils in phone and cradle can be lined up.
• Charges through a case: up to 6mm thick, provided the case holds no metal ring, metal plate or credit card.
• Turns to either orientation: a rotating ball is described as allowing 360 rotation and charging upright or on its side.
• Vent clip in the box: the only mounting the contents block itemises, beside the cradle and the USB cable.
• Three items, three quantities: every line of the contents block carries its own count, which is not always the case.

Specifications

• Input as printed: DC5V/2A,9V/1.67A
• Normal charge output: 5V /1000MA(max)
• Fast charge output: DC9V/1000mA(max)
• Frequency it transmits on: 110-205 KHz
• Case thickness it will work through: 6mm
• Speed tiers listed for phones: 10W, 7.5W and 5W
• Things the contents block counts: three

Broken words and blank spots on this listing

• An instruction sentence begins in the middle of a word. The text runs before using.P and then breaks, and the next line starts reventing your phone from overheating, so the letters of one word are split across the break with a stray capital left behind on the line above. Nothing is missing and nothing has been added, but the word is not readable as one word, and the listing carries no undamaged copy of it, so none has been written in.
• The heading over the compatibility list reads Fast Charing Function. That is Charging a letter short, and the same listing spells Charging correctly thirteen times over, which is how we know what the heading was meant to say without guessing at it.
• Two further words are damaged and neither can be repaired from anything on the page: strectch, in the instruction to release the nuts and adjust the bottom bracket, and consumtion, in the line about closing apps. Both are quoted as stored.
• The iPhone line ends 8 Plus.5 and the line beneath it opens 5W Standard. Whether a figure was split between the two is not settled anywhere here, and neither line has been altered.
• The vent clip line ends the air vent,; with a comma and a semicolon together. It is left as it is.
• A backlight gets named three ways above the fold, in the product title, in the web address and in each search entry. Down in the description it disappears: no light, no LED and no illumination is mentioned there at all.
• Not one line is put forward here as a safety point. Warning, caution, danger, hazard: none of those four words is used.
• No dimension is printed for the cradle, no weight either, and the range of phone sizes those arms will close around goes unindicated.
• Two mountings get described, the vent clip and an upgraded suction mount, with no line saying whether you pick one or fit both.
• Charging is claimed to be 50% quicker without anything being named as the thing outrun. No warranty period is offered, no approval mark displayed and the maker's country goes unnamed. The dimensions and the electrical figures stand unqualified, no tolerance being quoted for a single one.

The cradle and its arms are described in detail and the electrical half of the page is where it thins out; before ordering, check the car charger already in your socket, because the speeds advertised here are the ones that charger has to deliver.