Motorola G Power Wireless Charging

[Microfiber] [This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This really surprised me. I've wanted this for a year and a half and I finally got it. Right away I felt the weight of this thing and knew it was built solid. It's not cheaply made. It comes with its own power supply so it doesn't just run off of your device and has a power house wireless charger. I have an otter box on my phone so wireless chargers never really pick it up. Not only did it pick it up but it says wireless fast charging. It charges up the Legion H600 headphones fast and you don't have to worry about it not charging when your computers off. This along with all of the other legion devices I've bought are the greatest investment I've ever made.

[10,000 mAh] The Belkin 10K Power Bank worked great on our camping trip. It charged both my Motorola phone and my daughter's. Each took about 2 hours to charge. The pink color was handy, too because it's easy to find in your backpack.

[Fabric] I bought this about a month ago now and it has been great its bright and the wireless charging has come in handy

[USB Hub] Wireless charging is cool. I like to have this in my bag just in case I need some extra juice.

[1.115 lb] Awesome 16 Power Binoculars. These are by far better then another leading brand charging $$$$ for a 10 power and these are multi-coated. I can see clear enough.

[0.085 lb] I have several of these cables. I used them for PD power charging of both Samsung's 10,000 mah Power Bank and a Motorola Cell phone which uses Turbopower/Quick Charge and the cable works with no problems so far for doing these tasks.

[Lithium-Ion] Fast charging power bank, which charged my laptop at least two times.

[16 lb] This case is perfect for storing your wireless mics if you need to be mobile. Elastic straps for charging cords, two internal pockets to carry mic covers or whatever needs to be kept safe. All encased in a hard cover box. Very nice indeed.

[-38 dB] Most of the work that I do revolves around documentary talking head interviews or run and gun guerrilla style documentary filmmaking where I mic up my subjects with a hidden lav mic. I own 2 sets of the rode wireless mic systems and I always pair them with cos-11d lavs. Given my experience with wireless Rode mics, I can not tell the difference between the two. Here's what I love about this system... - this system comes with a charging case - the devices attach magnetically in the charging case - this comes with a set of lavs (even though I almost always use sanken lav mics) - the clips on the receiver and transmitters are strong - usb-c charging - Bright LCD - Fast plug-and play setup (just a few secs to set up) I've never had a subject get further than 50 feet away from me and if they're further than 50 feet there's always a line of sight so these work very well in these scenarios. Also, I think that the fact that I use cos-11d lavs makes all the difference because they make the sound quality even better. In the environments that I use these lavs, I never experienced any drops and whether you're using them as your main source or a back up, I do not think you'll have any issues with these. Regarding the comment about the bad battery life - I did not experience this, but I've never run a device for longer than 4 hours when I work. I think if you're looking for a great wireless system that just works and won't break the bank - these Senal wireless mics are the way to go. [I have received this product in exchange for my honest review]

[Aluminum] It completes the roam perfectly. it has a little magnet connection to the wireless charging that makes it line up perfect and charge easily every time. I wish it would have just come with the speaker but glad I bought it.