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ICB Alarm Clock Wireless Charger 15W Silver
Combines a clock, calendar and temperature display with 15 W Qi wireless charging and dual alarms with snooze
- TypeWireless Charger
- Wireless fast charging up to 15W powers devices quickly
- Built-in clock calendar and temperature display keeps information visible
- Dual alarm settings with snooze let you wake on your schedule
- CR2023 backup cell preserves time accuracy during power loss
- Compact 160 x 75 x 51 mm design fits any bedside
Silver Alarm Clock with Wireless Charger
This silver alarm clock integrates a 15W Qi wireless charger into a compact ABS housing. It is designed for bedside use where a phone can charge overnight while displaying time, calendar and temperature readings. The device suits users who want a single unit to replace a separate clock and charging pad.
Charging limits at 8 mm distance
The pad delivers 5W, 7.5W, 10W or 15W depending on the phone and the power adapter used. Input requires 5V/3A or 9V/2A through a Type-C port, so a compatible wall charger must be supplied separately. Transmission stops if the gap between coil and phone exceeds 8 mm, which rules out thick or metal-backed cases.
Simple placement with one alignment catch
Plug the Type-C cable, set the time and up to two alarms using the front buttons, then rest the phone on the marked area. The built-in CR2023 cell keeps the clock accurate during power loss. Misalignment is the most common issue; the phone must sit centred on the pad or charging will not start.
Highlights
- Wireless fast charging up to 15W powers devices quickly
- Built-in clock calendar and temperature display keeps information visible
- Dual alarm settings with snooze let you wake on your schedule
- CR2023 backup cell preserves time accuracy during power loss
- Compact 160 x 75 x 51 mm design fits any bedside
Specifications
| Type | Wireless Charger |
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Questions about this item
Should I pick the black or the silver version for the same 15 W charging speed?
Both colours share the identical 15 W maximum wireless output, 5 V/3 A or 9 V/2 A input and Type‑C port, so the choice is purely cosmetic.
Will my phone actually draw the full 15 W in daily use?
The pad delivers up to 15 W, but the handset decides the final rate; most phones cap at 7.5 W or 10 W, while only models that support the higher profile will reach 15 W.
What does the Type‑C input limit in practice?
The Type‑C port accepts 5 V/3 A or 9 V/2 A, so any charger below those levels will reduce the wireless output accordingly.
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