Qi2001 micro USB receiver for Android smartphone

That is precisely the mission of the Qi2001 micro USB receiver. Simply plug this ultra-thin adapter into the micro USB port of your Android smartphone, then slide it discreetly between your phone and its protective case. As soon as you place your device on a Qi-certified pad or charging station, charging starts automatically, without any configuration or pairing required. In a few seconds, your phone benefits from wireless charging without you needing to change devices.

The Qi2001 receiver is designed for all Android smartphones equipped with a micro USB port, which covers the vast majority of devices marketed before 2018. Compatible models include the Samsung Galaxy S6, S7, A3, and A5, the Huawei P8 and P9, the LG G4 and G5, the Motorola Moto G, the Wiko Ridge and Fever, the Sony Xperia Z3 and Z5, the Xiaomi Redmi Note 4, as well as the HTC One M8 and M9. If your phone has a micro USB port, it is most likely compatible. However, if your device is equipped with a USB-C port, there is a dedicated version of this receiver available.

Yes, absolutely. As long as your pad or charging station is Qi-certified—which is the case for the vast majority of wireless chargers available on the market, regardless of the brand—the Qi2001 receiver will be fully compatible. The Qi standard is today the universal protocol for induction charging, adopted by major accessory brands as well as smartphone manufacturers. Therefore, you do not need to invest in any specific equipment.

Yes, in most cases. The Qi2001 receiver is designed to fit discreetly between your phone and its case, with a thickness of only 5.5 mm. Soft TPU, silicone, or thin rigid plastic cases are fully compatible. However, it is best to avoid cases incorporating a metal plate or insert, which can interfere with induction transmission, as well as thick wallet cases exceeding approximately 3 mm. For optimal results, ensure that the receiver is well-centered on the back of your device, aligned with the induction coil of your charger.

The Qi2001 receiver occupies your smartphone's micro USB port when in place. Therefore, it will not be possible to plug in a standard USB cable simultaneously. If you wish to charge via cable occasionally, you will simply need to remove the receiver. This is why it is particularly recommended to adopt this receiver as a primary daily solution, combined with one or more Qi stations at home or in the office. By limiting repeated connections to your micro USB port, you actually help preserve its lifespan.

A slight warming is perfectly normal during induction charging: it is inherent to the very principle of this technology, which transfers energy without physical contact. This heating poses no danger to your smartphone or the receiver under normal usage conditions. If you wish to minimize the heat generated, ensure the receiver is well-aligned with your charger's coil and do not stack several thick cases on top of it.

Absolutely. The Qi2001 receiver is a particularly economical and smart solution for modernizing a smartphone that is still functional. Not only does it add wireless charging at a fraction of the cost of a new device, but it also helps preserve your phone's micro USB port, which is often weakened by years of daily plugging and unplugging. By adopting induction charging as a regular habit—simply placing your phone on a pad—you reduce the mechanical wear of the connector and thus extend the life of your device.