WildCharge WildCharger Pad review
in Peripherals
Verdict
It is technically a "wireless" charger, but don't expect it to free you from the mains socket
Review Date: 21 Sep 2009
Reviewed By: David Bayon
Price when reviewed: £44 (£50 inc VAT)
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From around the web
Review?
A bit of a poor show for a product review. How efficient is it compared to the standard charger? Strikes me that it would be less efficient, this is the sort of thing that should be including in a review.
By darkhairedlord on 22 Sep 2009 
Did you miss this bit?
"It all worked well enough, charging our phones at a rate not perceptively slower than a standard charger."
By Shuflie on 22 Sep 2009
Did you miss this bit?
"It all worked well enough, charging our phones at a rate not perceptively slower than a standard charger."
By Shuflie on 22 Sep 2009
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