Customer Ratings & Reviews

We have an older version of a Belkin charging pad which is for one phone this is a great idea because you can charge 2 phones at one time & we always seem to need to charge them at the same time. The design has improved, it’s a lot thinner than our model & it doesn’t take up much space but it still takes a really long time to charge a phone, I went from 84% to 100% in about an hour and a half. I was hoping it’d charge faster but not so. There’s not a whole lot to say about a charging pad but it’s a great idea, charges iPhone or Android just make sure you’re not in a hurry for your phone.

Really simple and easy to use. Just place your phone face up on one of the pads and charging begins when the white light comes on. Recently had multiple guests and our iPhones were constantly being rotated around on various charging cords when available. Decided to try a double QI wireless charger. Belkin BOOST CHARGE 10W Black: Belkin WIZ002ttBK has two side by side non-skid pads with white charging lights that come on if phones are positioned correctly (back side down, screen face up) and orange error lights if incorrect (face down or across both pads). Doesn't seem to matter if you use the left or right pad when charging a single phone. If you need to use the phone just pick it up and charging stops. Supports 7.5W iPhone charging so speed seems similar to my car charger cord. Charges through cases up to 3mm thick. My case says "Wireless charging compatible" on the box but has no measurements listed. 4 foot power cord with thick sideways plug.

Belkin has charging UX down to a science, which is what makes Belkin's near-total lack of consideration into how and where users would want to place this particular charger such a disappointment. Wireless chargers are becoming ubiquitous, so lack of consideration in the design is going to very quickly become unforgivable. The magic of wireless charging is empowered by design, not the other way around - and almost every other two-phone charger that isn't a tray has a horizontal rounded rectangle-type design. What's the issue here? A LARGE power brick (about the same size as two iPad chargers put together) which is single-angle (wide to the side) and then attaches to the device in one direction with a pointy cable that juts out a solid 1" away from the charging surface before it can bend in any other direction. You must also have the cord inserted JUST RIGHT for this charger to work (I apparently got it wrong at least twice). Why bother with a removable cord if you don't have anywhere else to put it? What if you wanted the opposite orientation - vertical instead of horizontal? There's no way to accomplish that here. You have to eat up space horizontally (which is also why they show the cord location in the product photo). For something specifically designed to take up less space than two wireless chargers side-by-side, there's a significant lack of consideration here for shifting orientation or accounting for cord space. Let's also consider the form factor of the two devices most users are likely to put on this charger at the same time: an iPhone and AirPods (an Apple Watch will not charge on these pads). The non-slip surface that holds your phone secure also makes it odd to place your AirPods; they don't quite fit right in the middle. The charger itself (if you ignore the cord issue) is sleek and stylish and relatively unobtrusive. The LEDs indicate charging and connected status with whatever device you have placed, so you can tell at a glance if there's a problem. It was also smart enough that I wasn't able to trick it by placing non-inductive devices on top of it. The charging worked well even with my iPhone's case on - and the charging was relatively speedy, so it does everything else you'd want from a 10W wireless charger. Belkin's work is solid here and if your space accommodates the form factor, go for it. I just wish they'd put as much effort here as they do into the rest of their lineup.

Horrible product. Horrible horrible horrible. Horrible horrible

Bottom Line: The Belkin Boost Charge 10W Qi Certified Wireless Charging Pad offers a minimalist solution for simultaneously charging two smartphones. Pros: charges two phones at once; status lights indicating which sides are actively charging; rubber around magnetic charging area helps hold the phones in place. Cons: none, although buyers should not expect fast charging especially on iPhones. Review: My wife’s phone rarely gets charged overnight, so it spends most of the day moving from charger to charger to keep it powered up enough for normal use. Because the battery is almost always dead on her phone, when I plug my phone into charge, I’ll often come back to find that she has removed my phone to charge hers (even if she takes her phone, she forgets to plug mine back in). For this reason, I was excited to replace the charging brick + cable on our kitchen counter with the Belkin charging pad. Out of the box, the pad simply needs to be connected to the AC adapter and then plugged into an outlet. Additionally, the adapter is horizontally designed, which helps if you’re going to plug it into a power strip. The pad is thin and minimalist, but it will fit two smartphones comfortably. The magnetic charging areas are fairly big and surrounded by a rubber circle that should help hold the phones in place. For my iPhone X in an Apple leather case, the rubber grip is very secure and the phone is basically immobile without effort. My wife’s iPhone 8 is in an Otterbox Commuter case with a card holder stuck to the back of it, so the grip isn’t quite as flush or secure. Still, with the magnetic pull, there are no issues with the phone moving off the charging area or sliding off the pad. There were no issues charging through either case or charging both phones simultaneously. When a phone is charging, there is a small LED on each side that indicates that the side of the charging base is active. In terms of output/speed, the pad is capable of offering 10w, but our iPhone 8 and X are only capable of 7.5w charging. For iPhones that are capped at 7.5w, users should not expect fast charging. Topping off the battery, for example, is the slowest part of charging. I put my iPhone X on the charger at 80%; after 30 minutes, it had charged to 86%. This isn’t necessarily the fault of the charger, but buyers should be aware of the speed limitations of Qi charging in general and how that speed may be further limited by the model of their phone.

I thought this would be pretty simple and straight forward but I was wrong. For some reason it doesn't like to charge my Galaxy S9 plus. First I thought it was an issue with trying to fast charge 2 phones, but it failed to charge mine even by itself. It starts to charge and even shows I am fast charging, then when I check out the small light is orange and my phone did not charge. This is very frustrating. My wife's Galaxy S9 charges just fine. Plus my phone charges fine with all other wireless chargers. It also charges my work iPhone XR and my daughter's XR just fine with no issues. The one thing I really like about this charger is that it comes with an AC adapter. I dislike the chargers that require a USB block sold separately. Overall the dual charger is convenient and I do like it. Maybe my phone not charging is just an abnormality.

Worked only the first night I got it, not anytime after

We have 3 other wireless chargers (2 are stand-ups and the other is a lay-down) and this is by far our best charger in terms of charging speed. It's pretty fast and the charging speed doesn't seem to be effected by charging 2 devices at once. It's very sleek at only 3.5 inches wide and 7.5 inches long. It's about 1/2 inch tall off of the table top as well. Overall, great charger especially with the upgraded USB-C port for charging.

The Belkin Boost Qi Wireless charging pad works probably better than I expected it to. Dropping the phone onto the charging pad, the charging started up right away on three separate Samsung S20/S20+/S20-Ultra phones. While I didn't have a problem with this, another family member dropped a phone on it without looking and didn't realize it wasn't lined up perfectly and it didn't start charging, maybe there is room for improvement in the design on that front. This is one of the first non-Samsung chargers I've used that makes the phone report "Fast Charging" (admittedly, not "Super Fast Charging" like the wired charger included with phone), and it reports fast charging for both phones being charged at the same time. If I had to complain, I would say the power supply (plug that goes in outlet) is too large (though I guess I understand why, but it would be better if they put the bulk of it further down the wire if that were possible), and the power cord is too short (remember, it's not like a USB cable you can just swap out with a longer one).

I don't care for wired charging for various reasons, but the biggest issue for me is that when others charge their phone they tend to just let the cable drop wherever. It is a small thing, but I take cable management seriously and it is something that's always bothered me. The fact you use one outlet plug to charge two phones is a big plus for cable management. With this dual wireless charger I was able to set it up in my living room so that anyone can charge their phone by simply placing their phone on top of the left or right circle. Now I don't worry about people dropping the cable wherever or taking my cable (by mistake normally). Almost everyone has a case on their phones and I experienced no charging issues with my case on. The only con with wireless charging is when you need to use the phone while it is charging.

I’ve owned several Belkin wireless chargers before and I’ve never had a problem. No issues with this charger either. The ability to charge two phones at once on the same pad is great. Neither phone became hot on the charger and charges in a reasonable time even with cases on the phone. My only nitpick is it would have been nice to have an option to plug it in by USB instead of an AC plug (first world problem).

Tested this Belkin BOOST CHARGE 10W Qi certified dual charging pad with both my Note 20 Ultra and my wife's iPhone 11 Pro. Worked like a champ on both devices. On the Note 20 it shows "Fast Wireless Charging" once it syncs up and indicates about 2 hours of charge time to go from 25% to full. In contrast a standard 15W "fast charger" with a USB-C cable takes 1hr and 20 minutes for the same amount of charge. For the convenience of just sitting the phone down on the pad while I'm sitting on the couch, this seems like a fair trade. Fit and finish are good quality as you would expect from a brand with Belkin's cachet. I also like that it has discrete LEDs for each side of the pad. These indicate at a glance whether your phone is actually charging or if you got it just off center/axis. For the money this seems like a great deal, as it includes the power cord in the box rather than relying on a separate charger like many of the budget wireless pads. The only downside is the charger it uses is a barrel plug instead of a USB-C or micro USB plug, so if the included charger gets lost or damaged you can't just use a normal phone charger you have laying around.

This 2 pad wireless charger is amazing. Saves a ton of space, charges compatible devices easily and quickly, and is easy to use since you just toss the phone on the circle. The only down side to this is it looks like some sort of dual coaster so guests may set their drink on it. But that's a long shot. Great for iPhones and Airpods. Or for multi-phone homes.

I received this product in exchange for my fair and honest review. I’m also keeping this short and sweet. Everything you love about a good 10 watt Qi charging pad, but multiply by 2. Outputs enough power to keep an iPhone 11 and Samsung S10 running video and charging at the same time..I just wish it had a more upright angle for viewing.

I have been hooked on wireless charging for a while now, but now my wife is getting in on it. Having multiple charges in a room just gets cumbersome, especially with the need for extra cables, wall plugs, etc. I'm considering getting one of these for the TV room and Bedroom as well. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!

The charger works with all types of devices. I’ve used it for my iPhone, airpod. I really like the low profile and very portable for traveling

This little unit is great. It's 7.5" by 3.5" so it has a small footprint. I have a work phone and a personal phone, love that I can charge both at the same time.

Charges somewhat slow, but decent product anyway!!

My phone’s port stopped working so I needed a quick fix. This charges at a good speed and has been working great even when charging 2 phones.

Worst wireless charger I've ever owned! Dont waste your money. I bought one so i could charge my earbuds and phone at the same time. No such luck. The ear buds do ok if you leave them over night, bit the phone will charge for a few minutes giving you the illusion its doing fine until the next morning when you grab your phone and its dead. I thought maybe it was just me or my phone, but my wife has a different phone and it does the same to her. And before any one asks, yes i know that wireless charger are finicky and you have to place them just right to charge because I've use wireless chargers since they came out and i own several. I would suggest the QI I've had no problems with it.