Tera Grand
Tera Grand 10W Qi Wireless Charging Pad
Charges Qi-enabled phones at up to 10 W for Samsung and 7.5 W for iPhone with temperature control and case-friendly design
- Compatible Phone ManufacturerUniversal
- 10W fast charging for Samsung Galaxy devices
- 5W fast charging for iPhone and iPad models
- Charges through cases up to 0.12 inch thick
- Built-in temperature control and short-circuit prevention
- Qi compatible with universal phone support
Wireless Charging Pad 10W Qi
The Tera Grand pad delivers up to 10W fast charging for compatible Samsung Galaxy phones and 7.5W for iPhone models. It works with any Qi enabled device and accepts a QC 2.0/3.0 wall adapter for higher speeds. The surface charges through most PC or TPU cases up to 3 mm thick.
Suits Qi phones with cases not suits multi-device
Buyers who want a single pad for one phone at a time will find the universal Qi compatibility convenient. Users who need to charge several devices simultaneously or who require a wall adapter in the box should look at a different solution.
10W Samsung 7.5W iPhone max output
The charger tops out at 10W for supported Samsung handsets and 7.5W for supported iPhones when paired with a QC 2.0/3.0 power source. This fixed maximum decides whether the pad meets the speed requirement for a specific phone model.
Highlights
- 10W fast charging for Samsung Galaxy devices
- 5W fast charging for iPhone and iPad models
- Charges through cases up to 0.12 inch thick
- Built-in temperature control and short-circuit prevention
- Qi compatible with universal phone support
Specifications
| Compatible Phone Manufacturer | Universal |
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Questions about this item
Does the pad include the QC 2.0/3.0 wall charger needed for 10W or 7.5W speeds?
The pad itself does not come with a QC 2.0/3.0 wall charger; you must supply one separately to reach 10W on Samsung or 7.5W on iPhone.
Will my older Qi phone that only charges at 5W still work on this 10W pad?
Yes, any Qi-enabled device will charge; it simply draws the 5W it supports while the pad remains ready for 10W or 7.5W phones.
How do I know charging finished on my Galaxy versus my iPhone by watching the LED?
On a Galaxy the light turns from blue to green when full; on an iPhone it stays blue throughout the charge cycle.
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