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Ventev Wirelesspro Dock

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Phone snaps in on the right of the photo.
This works great!  I plugged it into my power port (the port formerly  known as the cigarette lighter port) and it worked immediately.  I then took the power port adapter off and plugged it into my car USB and Viola! It worked there as well.  So while I was tinkering I tried it on my desktop USB and my desktop did not like it but I tried it on my laptop USB extender and it worked just fine.  So not only does it give me a wireless charging option in the car it gives me a backup wireless charger for the desk.   My only  concern is that the vent clip was very difficult to get on the vent.  Once on the vent, it was very sturdy feeling but it was not easy to get on.  I may not use it on the vent and might just stick it in the glove box and charge there.  Regardless that small shortcoming does not detract from the versatility of this charger.  (I was going to photo it with my phone in it and duhh when my phone is in it I don’t have anyway of taking a photo.LOL)


·                        Plastic
·                        Charge your phone from 0% to 60% in 30 minutes
·                        Universal, fast, wireless car charger
·                        Spring-loaded Dual arms for effortless one-handed docking and a rotating vent clip
·                        Included is our dash port Rq1300 and our 3 ft. Charge Sync Micro USB cable
·                        One year limited warranty



If reviewing a product, it may have been received free of charge. That will NEVER have a bearing on my recommendations.

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