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FLEANE
15W wireless charging pad with included QC 3.0 18W adapter for fast, stable power
The FLEANE 15W wireless charger supports 15W fast charging for recent Galaxy and Pixel flagships, 10W for older Galaxy models and 7.5W for iPhone 12 through 16 series. A 5W mode covers AirPods and similar accessories. The pad includes a QC 3.0 18W adapter to deliver the required input power.
The supplied 18W adapter provides a stable power supply for everyday charging sessions. Wireless charging generates some heat, but the pad operates without active cooling so it remains silent during typical use. Power draw scales with the negotiated output level up to the adapter’s 18W maximum.
Charging from empty to 60 percent takes roughly 30 minutes on supported foldable and Moto devices when using the 15W mode. Speed depends on the phone’s own wireless charging limit, so actual rates vary across the listed models. The pad does not exceed the negotiated wattage during extended sessions.
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Plug the QC 3.0 18 W adapter into a wall socket, connect its USB cable to the charger pad, then place a phone that supports 15 W wireless charging centred on the pad; the adapter must be the QC 3.0 18 W unit supplied, otherwise the pad will fall back to 10 W or 7.5 W.
The USB cable between the QC 3.0 18 W adapter and the charging pad is the only moving part; repeated bending at the connector ends can fray the conductors, so replace the cable if charging becomes intermittent or drops to 5 W.
The pad delivers up to 15 W only while the phone accepts that rate; most handsets throttle to 10 W or 7.5 W once the battery reaches roughly 60 % or the coil temperature rises, so sustained 15 W output is limited by the phone's own thermal and charge-curve management.
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