Choetech
Choetech T517 Wireless Charging Pad Silver
A Qi wireless charging pad with a smart light sensor that dims in darkness, overheating protection, and a compact 3.3 × 3.3 × .7 in design
- ColorSilver
- Charges Qi devices instantly by simply placing them down
- Smart sensor dims indicator automatically in dark rooms
- Built-in chip prevents overheating overvoltage and short circuits
- Compact 3.3 x 3.3 x .7 in size weighs just 2.25 oz
- FCC CE and RoHS certified for safe reliable use
Compact Qi Wireless Charger
The Choetech T517 is a silver wireless charging pad designed for Qi-enabled smartphones. It supports devices such as the iPhone 8, iPhone X and Samsung Galaxy S8 series. The pad begins charging as soon as a compatible phone is placed on its surface, removing the need for cables.
Upgrade From Wired Charging
This pad replaces a standard USB cable and wall adapter for overnight or desk-side top-ups. The jump is worthwhile for users who want a cable-free nightstand and an indicator light that dims automatically in dark rooms. It does not suit buyers who need faster wired speeds or simultaneous multi-device charging.
Desk And Travel Ready
Measuring 3.3 by 3.3 by .7 inches and weighing 2.25 oz, the unit fits on a crowded nightstand or slips into a bag for travel. It requires a USB power source such as a laptop port or wall adapter, which is not included. The built-in smart chip protects against overheating, overvoltage and short circuits. FCC, CE and RoHS certifications are listed.
Highlights
- Charges Qi devices instantly by simply placing them down
- Smart sensor dims indicator automatically in dark rooms
- Built-in chip prevents overheating overvoltage and short circuits
- Compact 3.3 x 3.3 x .7 in size weighs just 2.25 oz
- FCC CE and RoHS certified for safe reliable use
Specifications
| Brand | Choetech |
|---|---|
| Model | T517 |
| Color | Silver |
Questions about this item
What are the exact dimensions of the Choetech T517 charging pad?
The pad measures 3.3 × 3.3 × .7 inches and weighs 2.25 ounces, roughly the size of a coffee cup coaster.
How is the Choetech T517 powered, and what is the common mistake?
It requires a USB power source (not included); the common mistake is using a low-current charger that cannot deliver enough power for wireless charging.
Does the Choetech T517 have any parts that need periodic replacement?
No, it has no moving parts, batteries or user-replaceable components; the integrated smart chip and Qi coil are sealed inside the unit.
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