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[Short Version] Type C Wireless Charging Receiver, Nillkin Magic Tag USB C Qi Wireless Charger Receiver Chip for Google Pixe 6a/5a/2/3a/Nexus 6P A53 A52 and Other USB-C Phones Type C - Short Version | Envi

D. B. Gore
Works Great, no bulge!
Summary:Works greatFits in my case with no bulgeThe case charging port hole was a perfect fit for the plugIt did not require moving around to find a sweet spot to work on my Qi charger standsIt charges reasonably fast, not quite as fast as the stock turbo chargers but faster than most.While charging the phone warmed up a bit but never got warmer than with the Motorola stock chargers cameIt looks good and does not stick out on my setup in any way that detracts from the "look" of our phones.The longer version:We had wireless charging Windows Lumia 735 phones and bought two double coil charger stands that worked great five years back and have been in a drawer for 2 or three years since we got our two Motorola Z phones and then the newer Z3s . Now, we have our second set of Motorola Z phones, because Microsoft dropped phone support. But the Moto Z3s do not have built in wireless charging and use the USB C connectors.I had seen several of these advertised and hesitated because there were more than a few. I had to buy several chargers until we found the ones in the pictures. I was sure this was going to be a series of experiments and costly. I was hoping to find one that had Motorola on the list this had a moto but not my model in the list. I just wanted fast charging, no overheating, and not have to buy another case as the Motorola Z series is not very supported any more by Motorola.I might as well have thrown darts to choose and somehow lucked out! It came fast, in great packaging, and looked too simple. I was leery because I have the Speck thin but very protective case. I was sure it was going to bulge or look bad. My Speck case is one piece very good protection but covers the Moto Z series Mod connectors on the back. We had the original Z phones and bought the mods for them. We kept those phones just to use the Projector, the JBL speaker. WE have two battery packs that do wirelessly charge but made them too big for any case to go over them both, phone with battery pack attached to the back.I also thought the charging port hole on the case might be too small and bulge there.It fit perfectly! The only adjusting I had to do was to pop the silver head through the charge port in the case and it was a perfect fit!Then I charged my phone on it for the first time. These Qi double coil wireless charging stands I have had for 5 years (and two years in the drawer) do not need the phone to be in any particular position just upright as in the pics. It charged at a slower rate than the Motorola fast chargers that came with our two Motorola phones. But the charging speed was much faster than I expected. I am fine since I have one at my desk and my nightstand. My new car (Tesla Model Y) has navigation so the big drain for my phone is gone. And it has a wireless charging pad built into the car and this wireless adapter works great there too. Much better than keeping the phone connected by wire to use Nav for prolonged periods. I love the big screen in the Tesla for nav as I don't need reading glasses to use it, or have non polarized sunglasses to see my navigation maps on the relatively tiny 6.3" screenIf you want wireless charging this is the ticket. Make sure you get a two coil at least 1.5 A (1500mA) wireless Qi charger and your results should be as exceptional as mine.Get one! I'm so glad I lucked out with this with no one I know recommending it.Ver másVer menos
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Liz
3 de junio de 2026
Perfect!
Works great! Definitely slower charge than by cable, but bought it because I wanted the ability to charge over night without cables everywhere. Works perfect for that. For throughout the day charging I recommend the cable.
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Larry Battraw Jr
13 de febrero de 2019
Works well though it does heat up, tested w/Pocophone F1
After having my last phone's micro-USB connector go from marginal to completely dead I picked up a Pocophone F1 (With a USB-C connector) and was very excited to hear about these wireless charging pads to get the ease of wireless charging and never have to worry whether charging my phone is shortening its life, wearing out the connector. I got the short version, which ends about 0.6"/15mm below the fingerprint sensor. There's a definite bulge on the lower section of the pad so expect that overall it will add about 0.04"/1mm of thickness. They did a nice job on the shape of the metal connector, which seems to precisely fit the cutout for the connector on the cases I've tried without causing them to stick out further; the connector itself is about 2mm thick.In terms of functionality it does seem to charge reasonably quickly, though obviously not as fast as a quick-charge adapter which would be expected to charge about twice as fast. Figuring out where to position it on the charging base is a bit tricky to start with, though with the cheap charging base I got (Which lays the phone flat, not propped up) it will flash green when you're getting close to the correct position, then blue when it's actually charging at full speed. --Not a big deal once you get a feel for it.I would definitely advise you to get a case that is thin, no thicker than maybe 2mm (Such as the case that came with the Pocophone F1), since otherwise it seems difficult to position it to start charging and even then it's marginal. Also if the case is an irregular thickness, such as a "book" style that opens/shuts (Made of fake leather), it's not going to work well.The only concern I've had is about the amount of heat generated when it charges, since if the battery has to charge for very long the area around the pad as well as the wireless charger itself generates quite a bit of heat. I'm not sure how feasible it is to reduce this without adding a significant amount of cost and thickness to both the charger and pad. There seem to be a few different vendors who are selling this type of device, however they all look essentially identical aside from minor style/color differences and many have low customer ratings, so I'm not sure there's any point to shopping around for such a niche product that's likely only got one or two different designs under the hood, as is typical with most no-name/generic designs.Overall I would definitely suggest trying it, it's many times superior to dealing with a cable and the wear and tear from plugging/unplugging it so often. If I do end up running into issues with the heat or otherwise I'll update the review.
Much Derper
26 de septiembre de 2018
Piece of junk
1. Unlike other tags, this one provides only slow charge (Qi charging base - Tylt VUBK-T).2. Poor quality: the tag I received had it's shell coming apart at the seams with glue visible.3. Misleading description: this receiver is NOT slim, it's more than 1mm thick, noticeably adding to the phone's bulk; the plug is NOT gold-plated.[Updated]Today, at 3:19 Pacific Time, the seller contacted my with the following message:================Good morning!I just noticed that you left us a comment said that this product is not good, we are sorry for the issue, please kindly know that any tags can only provide 1A max charging, there is no fast charge tags in the world. Anyway, since you don't like it, we'd like to full refund you with no return needed if you can kindly help to delete the comment, will it work for you? Thank you very much and sorry again for the issue!Best regardsNillkin Tech================I'm going to address it point by point.First of, "please kindly know that any tags can only proivde 1A max charging, there is no fast charge tags in the world" is true only partially, because while I indeed have not yet seen any tags or built-in Qi charging setups that resulted in fast charge, good ones don't explicitly report the charge as Slow either. This tag does cause the phone to report the charge as slow, and it's not a mere positioning issue as even when I align the receiver coil to be in exactly the same position as the receiver coil for the tag that doesn't cause the phone to report the charge as Slow this tag still causes the charge to be slow, on the very same phone and Qi charging base.Second, "full refund you with no return needed if you can kindly help to delete the comment"? That's simply disgraceful, though it could explain the high average customer review score.To summarize: the product is a piece of junk, and the seller is a disgraceful fraud that attempts to buy the silence of the customers that are unhappy with getting that piece of junk.Ver másVer menos
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Amazon Customer
18 de junio de 2019
works, but wears out
Long-term use review. Used on Moto G6. This wireless charging add-on is a great idea and it does work. It's great not having to connect cables to charge, even though it's not a "fast charge". It's slim enough that it fits behind my case, really don't notice the slightly added thickness. Since I already had multiple base chargers, adding this device to give me wireless charging, didn't cost me too much. Where it losses points with me is that it stopped working after 6mths. I bought this in Jan and by mid June, it stopped charging. I noticed that the last few times I charged, it got very warm and finally it stopped. To summarize... really convenient, does add wireless charging capabilities at a minimal cost. Cons, not a fast charger and life expectancy of the device is fairly short.Ver másVer menos
Bob Wingard
1 de noviembre de 2025
Great Value for the Money.
I bought this for my Google Pixel 6a. Works perfectly! As others have stated it is not the fastest charger out there but it keeps my phone fully charged while driving and using Android Auto (Wireless). Highly recommended.It was easy to install and works through the case on my phone.Ver másVer menos
Amazon Customer
Great USB C wireless receiver with an affordable price
I have been wanted to add a wireless charging capability to my phone, Huawei Honor 8. After reading reviews from similar products, I decided to give the Nillkin USB C wireless a try.It has been two days since I have used this product. I have tested the receiver with two different type of Wireless Transmitters and It surprised me that there is a big gap in charging speed depending on your chosen wireless Transmitters. I was very disappointed in the receiver when I tried with my Printed Circuit Board Assembly (PCBA) Transmitter - (I happened to find this at work so I tested it out). The battery charging level is not going any where. I thought I got a defective receiver. However, when I tried with a real transmitter (UGPine Fast charge), I got a very decent charging speed.I compared the charging speed while using UGPine Fast Charge with the baselines. During this test, my phone is between 90% to 96% charge. It takes a little bit longer when charging the battery when it is nearly full.1. Baseline 1: Charging with USB cable in any charging port on computer and random USB adapter: 1% charging per 5 minutes.2. Baseline 2: Charging wish USB cable in Huawei OEM adapter. 1% charging per 5 minutes3. Baseline 3: Charging with USB with 2A output power bank: 1% charging per 10 minutes3. with wireless receiver: 1% charging per 9 minutes.Here are the summary of pros and cons:Pros:1. Fairly thin: 1.5mm. The receiver will add a little bit of thickness to your case. You can see the additional thickness to the side view and plug view in my photo. For sure this receiver will add thickness to your case. I can tell you that other wireless receiver will have the similar thickness. The thickness depends on the Coil inside the transmitter. All of these manufacturers bought the similar coil from2. Short flexible circuit cable. For my particular phone, it will not block the sensor in the back of my phone. Please research if this is applicable to your phone as well.3.Ok charging: maximum output is 1.0A. This is not the fast charging that you typically have, but it is acceptable.4. Affordable: It is not bad to spend under $15 to convert your phone to a wireless charging phone.5.Cooling looking design: I don't mind to use the receiver with my clear case.Cons:1. The adhesive of the black cover can be better. When the product arrived, there is a small gap between two covers. all I need is to press them together. It is not a deal breaker though.2. Need to center the receiver to the transmitter to start charging. I don't think this only applies to this receiver. This is a constraint due to the inductive charging technology.Untested:1. small adhesive on the back. I haven't used this one yet. I want to have an option to do wire charging as well. So leave it floating in my case allows me to remove the plug easily.Hopefully, this helps you make your final decision on selecting the right receiver for your phone.
MZ Gilden
23 de mayo de 2021
Great, but maybe try the longer one for Pixel XL (update: dead)
Update 6/27/21Charger stopped working this past week while on a trip. Just out of the blue, worked great every day for months and then just stopped. Charging pad indicates that it knows there but has an error (blinking light instead of solid light), and none of the portable wireless chargers (battery packs and my car charger) work with it anymore. Disappointed, it barely lasted 3 months.Original review:I got this to use with my wife's Pixel 3a XL, which lacks wireless charging.Happy to say it works, even inside of a wallet case (although I need to pull some of the glue off the back of the wallet case to make it fit- best position seems to be in between the wallet material and the TPU case inside. If placed in the TPU, there are just too many layers and a good connection can't be made reliably). But, I should have opted maybe for a longer cable version. This one places the charging area on the lower third of the phone, which successfully avoids the finger print reader but also makes the phone kind of lopsided on the charger. If placed in the middle of the charging pad, the charging area of this adapter is too off-center to get power. I eventually found a way to make it work for her (I have a long double- space charging pad, and dropping it on there in any orientation seems to make contact), but I needed to fiddle with it before we had a system that works. It is now pretty convenient, and unlike other charging pads I'd try in the past that were cheaper (here and on ebay), this one hasn't burnt out after a few charges. Been using it for months now and so far so good!Ver másVer menos
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Mike Warkentin
15 de mayo de 2021
Works on my Google Pixel 4a
I had low expectations based on reviews of other wireless charger adapters, but this one is a winner. Plugged it into the USB-C port on my Google Pixel 4a, removed the tape on the back and stuck it to the back of the phone. It leaves enough room for the fingerprint sensor on the phone and is very thin, so fit perfectly in my case. Placed the phone in the case on the wireless charger cradle and it charged very quickly and did not overheat. I like the fact that the charging port is protected from dust and dirt, just in case I need to use it for something else, but for now I have wireless charging of my Google Pixel 4a.Ver másVer menos
user-M95PKE
17 de julio de 2023
Not working
Not working proberly!I don't recommend
Jairus prakash
I Checked With 2 Chargers , in The CITY MAIN, CELL SHOPS Center . IT DOES NOT WORK. 3k Waste.
I When City And Checked with the Trial Wireless Charging PAD . of TWO Types . This Reciever Does NOT Work. the Charging Only Once for just showed and Stopped , for half sec . And , it is the Adaptor . The Charger Does Come With It .So Don't Buy the Charging Pad for this If You Didn't Yet . another 1500 Will be Waste. you know , No Such Thing. What I Found . By this . Only , If Its IN-BUILT . And..,if you check all Western .. or Other Countries Same Company Production is 101% Percent PERFECT . AND EVERY , INDIAN Sold Piece , ... of the Same ,.. Company .. in EVERY Comp. of this MARKET , Industry Lets SAY , IS 95% FAILED Product at the DAY of RECEIVING ITself. Its A Not Working Product. Should Be PLANNED and Done , PurPoseFully ....Ver másVer menos
Mussels
11 de diciembre de 2020
Compact way to add wireless charging to older phones
Worked great to add wireless charging to my Pixel and Pixel XL phones, my son uses them and this prevents any risk of damage by him yanking out charging cords!

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[Short Version] Type C Wireless Charging Receiver, Nillkin Magic Tag USB C Qi Wireless Charger Receiver Chip for Google Pixe 6a/5a/2/3a/Nexus 6P A53 A52 and Other USB-C Phones Type C - Short Version

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Works Great, no bulge!

Perfect!

Works well though it does heat up, tested w/Pocophone F1

Piece of junk

works, but wears out

Great Value for the Money.

Great USB C wireless receiver with an affordable price

Great, but maybe try the longer one for Pixel XL (update: dead)

Works on my Google Pixel 4a

Not working

I Checked With 2 Chargers , in The CITY MAIN, CELL SHOPS Center . IT DOES NOT WORK. 3k Waste.

Compact way to add wireless charging to older phones

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