Wireless Charger
Standard wireless charging pad sourced with a recorded bill of materials.
A standard wireless charging pad — the volume product in the category and the one where a cost-down is hardest to see. The whole sourcing discipline here comes down to recording the coil and the power supply at sampling, then measuring the run against that record.
What This Product Does Better
The coil and power supply are recorded so the production run has a concrete reference to be measured against.
Units drawn from the production batch are charge-tested rather than the factory's demonstration sample.
Retail and bulk packing formats are quoted and crush-checked before the run rather than after.
The same recorded specification and the same checkpoints are applied to every reorder.
Who Buys This And Why
Distributors and marketplace sellers who need a dependable volume charging SKU that does not generate returns.
Application Scenarios
- Retail counter ranges and multi-buy promotions
- Marketplace private-label listings
- Hotel and office desk supply
- Promotional and corporate gifting programmes
Technical Features
- Wireless charging pad format
- Retail and bulk packing options
- Bill of materials recorded against the approved sample
- OEM and private-label packaging available
The Failure Modes This Addresses
Coil specification and power supply decide it, and both are fixed at sampling.
Recording the supply specification makes a substitution visible at inspection.
This is inherent to the format and is why magnetic alignment products exist; it is a range decision, not a defect.
Marketplace shipping is one unit at a time, so packaging is checked for crush during production.
Published Specification
Every value below is taken from the manufacturer's own published data. Rows marked TBC are figures the manufacturer has not published; we confirm them in writing before order rather than estimating them.
| Product type | Wireless charging pad |
|---|---|
| Output power | TBC |
| Input | TBC |
| Coil configuration | TBC |
| Cable length | TBC |
| Certification | TBC |
| Carton quantity | TBC |
| Net weight | TBC |
Materials
Not published. Housing and coil specification are recorded against the approved sample before production.
Certifications
TBC — CE, FCC and RoHS documentation requested and verified against the manufacturing entity before order.
How This Product Is Made
Component check
Coil, board and cable checked against the sampled bill of materials.
Assembly
Coil and board assembled into the housing.
Function test
Charge function verified on the line.
Packing
Packed to the agreed retail or bulk format.
Quality Control Checkpoints
- Incoming coil and component check against the sampled specification
- During-production inspection at 15–20% completion
- Charge testing on production samples
- AQL final random inspection before loading
Customization Options
- Private-label and retail packaging
- Housing colour and finish
- Cable length and connector type
Comparison With Alternatives
Against the MagSafe charger, this is the lower-price, wider-compatibility option without magnetic alignment. Against the car charger, this is the fixed-location product. A typical range carries all three because they cover home, desk and vehicle.
Use Guide
- Record the coil configuration and power supply at sampling; both are invisible after assembly.
- Decide retail versus bulk packing before quoting — it changes carton count and freight.
- Use the same recorded specification on reorders instead of re-quoting from a photo.
- Charge-test a production sample before the container books.
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What output power does it deliver?
TBC. Output is not published; it is confirmed at sampling and verified by charge testing on production units.
What is the minimum order quantity?
Set by the factory and the packaging format. For standardised accessories the range typically starts around 100–500 units; we confirm before you commit.
Can it be supplied in our packaging?
Yes — private labelling and packaging design are part of the OEM/ODM service.
How long does production take?
Mass production typically runs 15–45 days depending on order complexity, after sampling of 7–15 days.
Request A Quote For The Wireless Charger
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