TecByte 15W Wireless Charger with LED Indicator
A 15 W Qi pad with a colour-changing LED ring that shows charging status and works through cases up to 5 mm thick
- 15 W maximum fast charge with a PD3.0 9 V 2 A adapter
- 10 W mode for Samsung Galaxy S22 and Note 20 series
- 5 W mode for iPhone 14 and 13 series
- Qi-certified pad charges through cases up to 5 mm thick
- Seven-colour LED gradient shows ready, charging and full states
15W Wireless Charger for Phones and Earbuds
The TecByte pad delivers up to 15 watts of wireless power to compatible iPhone and Samsung Galaxy handsets as well as AirPods Pro cases. It requires a PD3.0 adapter supplying 9 volts at 2 amps to reach the maximum rate. The charger is aimed at users who want a single surface for both phone and earbud charging.
Qi Standard Limits Output by Device
The pad follows the Qi baseline so actual speed depends on the handset: 15 watts for supported models, 10 watts for listed Samsung Galaxy S and Note series, and 7.5 watts for iPhone 8 through 14 Pro Max. Thick cases above five millimetres or those containing metal or magnetic parts will block the field. The seven-colour LED shows ready, charging, full or foreign-object detection.
Check Adapter and Case Before Buying
Verify you own or will buy a PD3.0 charger rated for 9 volts and 2 amps; lesser adapters will not unlock the top speed. Confirm your phone case is no thicker than five millimetres and free of metal plates or magnets. Ensure the device itself supports wireless charging, otherwise the indicator will flash red and no power will transfer.
Highlights
- 15 W maximum fast charge with a PD3.0 9 V 2 A adapter
- 10 W mode for Samsung Galaxy S22 and Note 20 series
- 5 W mode for iPhone 14 and 13 series
- Qi-certified pad charges through cases up to 5 mm thick
- Seven-colour LED gradient shows ready, charging and full states
Specifications
| Brand | TecByte |
|---|
Questions about this item
Should I pick the 15 W, 10 W or 7.5 W mode for my phone?
The charger selects the mode automatically: 15 W for devices that support it with a PD3.0 9 V/2 A adapter, 10 W for listed Samsung models, and 7.5 W for listed iPhone models.
What does the 15 W rating actually deliver on my desk?
It provides up to 15 W wireless output when paired with a PD3.0 9 V/2 A power adapter; otherwise the charger falls back to 10 W or 7.5 W depending on the phone.
Which charging standard does the pad use and what limits it?
It is Qi certified and requires a PD3.0 9 V/2 A adapter to reach 15 W; without that adapter the output is capped at 10 W or 7.5 W.
New to this? Which coin should you pay with — what to check, what it costs to pay, and what is never asked for.
Also in this aisle
People compared these
Same shelf, same checkout — eight coins and a 30-minute rate lock.



