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Ikea rallen integrated wireless charger white or black £10

Found 17th Oct 2017

Article no: 303.602.13

If you choose to build the wireless charger into a piece of furniture of your own choice, we recommend you use FIXA holesaw together with FIXA screwdriver/drill 14.4V or FIXA hammer drill 14.4 V, sold separately.

If your smartphone doesn't support wireless charging, you will need to complete it with VITAHULT wireless charging cover, sold separately. Note -VITAHULT is not compatible with all smartphones.

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18th Oct 2017

Could just buy pad and place it on desk?

18th Oct 2017

mro20116 h, 26 m ago
Could just buy pad and place it on desk?

This guy knows

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17th Oct 2017

I have an idea, let's drill a huge hole in the furniture only for this to become obsolete/broken/unobtainable......

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deleted1032520

17th Oct 2017

I have an idea, let's drill a huge hole in the furniture only for this to become obsolete/broken/unobtainable......

17th Oct 2017

OrribleHarry17th Oct 2017
I have an idea, let's drill a huge hole in the furniture only for this to …I have an idea, let's drill a huge hole in the furniture only for this to become obsolete/broken/unobtainable......

In the cheap furniture which might last as long as the tech.

18th Oct 2017

Could just buy pad and place it on desk?

18th Oct 2017

mro20116 h, 26 m ago
Could just buy pad and place it on desk?

This guy knows

18th Oct 2017

I love the way they put a cross to show where to put the item to be charged!

18th Oct 2017

This is really cool, not suer if it has the latest hi speed wireless chatging?

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18th Oct 2017

kingchris10 h, 12 m ago
In the cheap furniture which might last as long as the tech.

It's not only for ikea furniture you know.

18th Oct 2017

I actually did think about doing this with a bedside cabinet that I was going to modify with a new top and a cheap wireless fast charger but then I thought what happens if it breaks then I've got to take apart a piece of furniture to replace it when I could have just put it on top.

Edited by: "Quickblood" 18th Oct 2017

18th Oct 2017

sane4sure2 h, 54 m ago
I love the way they put a cross to show where to put the item to be …I love the way they put a cross to show where to put the item to be charged!

That's actually there to show how to orient your device. You have to line the device up with either of the lines of the cross for it to charge, otherwise it doesn't work.

18th Oct 2017

purekillforce1 h, 19 m ago
That's actually there to show how to orient your device. You have to line …That's actually there to show how to orient your device. You have to line the device up with either of the lines of the cross for it to charge, otherwise it doesn't work.

Not my experience. I have one of their desklamps with the built-in charger and it doesn't matter which way the phone lies.

And to answer the other question, no, it's not a high-speed charger. But it does the job of topping up the phone while I'm at my desk.

18th Oct 2017

purekillforce1 h, 28 m ago
That's actually there to show how to orient your device. You have to line …That's actually there to show how to orient your device. You have to line the device up with either of the lines of the cross for it to charge, otherwise it doesn't work.

As the charging tech is a coil, as far as I am aware, there is no need to line up lines

18th Oct 2017

Dimensions look like it might fit into a standard cable aperture in a commercial desktop?

18th Oct 2017

Anyone know if this works with apple watches?

18th Oct 2017

sane4sure7 h, 35 m ago
I love the way they put a cross to show where to put the item to be …I love the way they put a cross to show where to put the item to be charged!