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Black wireless charger phone holder with adjustable air vent mount and charging pad

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Ruth's sister 15W Wireless Charger Phone Holder Air Vent Mount

SKU CH-763S-Z70K5

A 15W wireless charger phone holder mounts on an air vent with one-handed operation and an adjustable base

  • 15W wireless charging powers phones quickly
  • universal air-vent mount fits most vehicles
  • one-handed operation lets you dock the phone easily
  • adjustable base positions the device for optimal viewing

15W Wireless Charger and Vent Mount

This 15W wireless charger doubles as a universal air-vent phone holder for car interiors. It supports one-handed operation with an adjustable base that fits most vents. The unit is designed for convenient charging while driving.

15W Output Decides Charging Speed

The 15W rating determines how quickly compatible phones recharge. Buyers whose devices need higher wattage for fast charging will not reach peak speeds with this unit. Phones without wireless charging support cannot use the charging function at all.

Highlights

  • 15W wireless charging powers phones quickly
  • universal air-vent mount fits most vehicles
  • one-handed operation lets you dock the phone easily
  • adjustable base positions the device for optimal viewing

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What charging speed does the 15W rating deliver when the holder is clipped to a car air vent?

The 15W rating is the maximum wireless output the charger can supply to a compatible phone when it is mounted and powered in the vehicle.

Which power interface does the charger use, and what limits the actual wattage a phone receives?

It draws power through a standard USB connection in the car; the phone’s own wireless-charging capability and the cable or adapter used determine the final wattage delivered.

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