Wireless Charger for Toyota Corolla 2019-2023,Center Console 15W Wireless Charger Pad with QC 3.0USB Fast Charging Port,Phone Charging Station for Car Apply to Wireless Charge Supported Phone

Update*So, I had a bit of an issue. It just completely died. Not a single light. So first, I assumed "maybe I blew the fuse?" So I replaced the 7.5a low profile mini fuse in the fuse box in the engine compartment labeled P/Outlet No.2 - Cigarette Lighter. Nothing. Then I recalled "it had a big block on the cable. I bet there is a fuse in that. Sure enough, a standard height 15A fuse. Nope, that wasn't it either. Eventually I found the fuse box under the dash where there was a 15a and 7.5a mini low profile fuse, one labeled P/Outlet No.1 and No.3 respectively.So, the 15a one was dead, that's the 12v fuse. The 7.5 was the USB. I'm not sure what the 7.5 in the engine was for.But... what caused the issue? Why did it die? It was just me trying to charge my phone. So I played around for a while, trying to repeat every step I could. And then it happened. With the car on, and the charger on (the blue ring being on was the quick indicator), I removed the 12v outlet device I had, which was just a simple Anker 2× USB charger. As I pulled it out... everything went dark again. As best I can tell, there seems to be a design flaw where removing a anything from that outlet creates a split second of high impedance, increasing the resistance, and therefore the attempted Amp draw, and instead of killing the fuse in the cable, it blows the fuse in the car (which is admittedly easier to reach). This is a critical design failure. I don't feel it has any danger, but it is incredibly annoying and should not be a problem in the first place.Original Review:Overall, blown away by how easy this was to install. There were a few things the video missed though.1. I had an extra cable connected to my trim panel in the dash. It didn't seem to actually be connected to any electronics, but it was there and holding the panel in.2. I had an extra wiring harness under the old tray, and the old tray actually had little slots for it to be held in. It was also zipties to the old tray. So it had to be cut free, and then I had to find a nice way to store it since it no longer had a home.3. Get yourself a proper trim removal kit, the included took was not enough.4. I wish the cable were just a bit longer. Including the go-between part for plugging it in.

First impressions after a few days' use:First, the actual fit in my Corolla is excellent, and installation was very easy. Material quality seems good.Now, for the charger itself. Probably the biggest weakness is the way the phone goes onto the wireless charging platform. You have to place the phone in correctly or it won't charge, and once on the platform, it's hard to see if the phone has started charging. The other thing is, while driving your car and making turns, the phone can slide left or right on the platform, and if that happens, again, the phone will stop charging and you have to reposition it.As far as the charging ports, the output seems to vary. The USB-C port sometimes seems like it goes into rapid charging mode, and sometimes it's less power. I can tell because my iphone sometimes shows the charging "circle" (faster charging) and other times it just shows the traditional "battery" (slower charging).The on/off switch is only for the wireless charging platform. Both of the other ports remain on. It would be nice if everything turned off or on with the switch.These are initial impressions. I'll update as I keep using it.

Easy install, only issue I have is it over heats my phone unless I have the A/C on full blast, also the ports in the front don’t work at all, only the wireless charger

Exelente diseño, este si funciono perfectamente, garantizado

La carga es demasiado lenta, no funciona correctamente

Easy to install.. heats the phone up A LOT!!! Charging takes forever. To have your maps and pandora playing at same actually drains the battery faster than it charges.

I bought this mostly for the 12 volt outlet on it. I wanted to use it to plug in my radar detector. It is a very loose fit and pops out of the socket with any bump in the road. I tried a few other things in the outlet and they fit loose as well.Also the wiring supplied with it is an inch or so short for the 2022 corolla. I had to really stretch the wire to get the console back together with the charger installed. At first i couldn't figure out what was holding the insert from going back together and then realized the wire was a bit short. I did finally get it back together but I'm wondering how long it will last with the wires pulled that tight before it fails and I have to re-wire it.I would have given 3 stars but minus a star because of the non-standard / faulty 12 volt port.