Anker Quick Charge 3.0, 18W 3Amp USB Wall Charger - Fast Charging, Compatible with Wireless Charger, Galaxy S10e/S10/S9/S8/Plus, Note 9/8, LG V40/V30+, iPhone, iPad and More

This charger can charge my cellphone really fast. It's not so hot, it's light and works really well.

Anker is the best. No brainer

I purchased this device for my Samsung Galaxy S6. I know that it can only use the rapid charge II level, but I got the rapid charger III for when I buy my next device. I did in the understanding the charging works backwards. This worked fantastically for the car charger of the Aukey brand paired with Anker's own powerline plus cable. I have gotten 50% charge in 10-15 minutes which is fantastic because I am a college nursing student and I am always running back and forth from the hospital. But the Anker wall charger has left me sorely disappointed. I usually just leave my phone to charge at night while I sleep. Notably, it is usually around 10% battery when I do this but I was disappointing to wake up to see my phone had DIED while charging and was now at 4%. It was definitely plugged in the entire time. Like the car charger I paired the wall charger with the powerline plus cable so this is no reason this should be happening... I just get "Weak charging detected" the whole time it's plugged in. I don't have a ton of money because I am a college student so I try to make my purchases matter. I only have it 2 stars because it does look nice and is fairly small, but that doesn't make up for how it barely works. I think maybe I got a faulty one, but I expected the best from Anker so I threw the packaging away as soon as I got it so I doubt I can get anything back. If Anker is willing to reach out to me and help me out I would definitely be willing to switch this over to 5 stars with a working product. EDIT: Anker came though! I was hopeful because I have heard such great things about the company. They sent me a replacement that works like a dream. The replacement product actually has 2 USBs and one is QC quickcharge while the other is IQ charge. Nonetheless the quickcharge portion works fantastically and now I can finally go to sleep and see a full charge in the morning! (or in about an hour during the daytime) Thanks Anker, I appreciate your rockstar customer support.

I use Airlink for my Quest 2 and am always plugged into a wall outlet, the stock plug was good up until a FW change and the charger couldn't keep the headset charged while in use. I upgraded to a Samsung faster charger from my note 9 and that would work better getting be 12-13 hours of use before the headset would die showing 0% battery. I use a heavy duty 16ft usb A to C link cable that can handle 3A but not a lot of chargers supply more then 2A on usb A. Reading the specs on this charger I decided to give it a try and boy am I glad I did. It keeps my headset at 99% past 13hours. I've seen it drop to 98% at one time, but after several 10-12 hour sessions my headset remains charged. Very happy with this charger, did what a $35 usb c charger couldn't.

At first, I thought $16 would be pricey but omg this thing charges so fast I'm not even sorry I bought it, it's so much better than the one that came with my phone and it doesn't get super hot after 10 minutes. Plus my power bank that holds like 18 hours of charge? Usually takes 2-3 days to fully charge it with the regular block plugs, with this one it only took like... 6-7 hours or so, give or take a bit? The only reason it gets 4 stars is because it does feel a bit bulky for a charger, though it's still quite portable so long as you don't have extremely shallow pockets. I can't yet say how long it lasts since I've only had it for about a week, but so far I'm happy with my purchase. I might never go back to the cheap block charging plugs.

I was obligated to purchase this quick-charge adapter for my Anker QC Wireless Charging Pad because the charging pad did not offer QC abilities straight out of the box like its description lead me to believe. Bummer. Once I paired up this adapter with the charging pad, I was able to get my Samsung S10 to finally say that it was Fast Charging wirelessly. However, I had to plug in the adapter straight into a wall outlet and not into a powerstrip/extension cable. In fact, every powerstrip I plugged the QC adapter into offered average charging capabilities (even when the adapter was the only thing plugged into the extension cord) so take that into consideration if you're using this adapter with a wireless charging pad. Wish I would have known that ahead of time. Lastly, this might be common sense to a lot of people but it wasn't for me: If you're familiar with the fast-charging capabilities that a direct connection to a wall outlet gives you, do not think that the *wireless* fast-charging capabilities will perform the same way. At 8% battery, I could have my phone fully charged in less than 1.5 hours with a "plugged-in" connection. At 53% charge on a wireless fast-charge connection, it takes my phone double the amount of time to fully charge than it normally would on a wired connection, despite the fact that my phone says that it's "fast-charging". All-in-all, I'm grateful that I can set my phone down on the charge pad and have my phone say "Fast Charging", though I do feel like it is a little bit misleading when compared to a "wired" charge. I guess that's the tradeoff for wireless.

Still working properly after several years. I only use Anker charging products for this reason

Bought 4 in 2018 back when anker was the new kid on the block. They still work strong and correct to this day. Ankers a brand I trust.