ORIEMAC wireless charger & charging pad for iPhone, Samsung Galaxy and AirPods (up to 15W)
Product description
The essentials (what it’s for)
This ORIEMAC wireless charging pad is aimed at one simple job: topping up your phone (and in this case, AirPods too) without plugging in every time. It’s a single, slim pad design, with an LED indicator and a non-slip base, so it’s set up for everyday desk use, bedside charging, or just keeping one charger in your bag.
On paper, the big selling point here is broad device coverage across iPhone, Samsung Galaxy phones, plus AirPods 2/Pro when used with a wireless charging case. It also claims multiple safety protections and supports charging through some phone covers.
That said, wireless pads are always a little dependent on alignment. If you like instant “drop-and-forget” charging from any angle, you may still need to find the sweet spot occasionally.
What you’ll notice day to day
The pad is described as ultrathin at 6.5 mm and compact in footprint, with silicone anti-slip pads on the bottom. In practice, that translates to a charger that doesn’t dominate your side table or nightstand.
There’s also an indicator light: blue to show charging, green for finished, and cyan blinking to indicate normal charging for both the phone and the earbuds setup. The light is said to switch off automatically after 15 seconds during waiting or charging, which is the kind of detail that matters if you’re easily distracted at night.
One more day-to-day aspect is weight and portability (listed as 5 g). Wireless chargers can feel bulky compared with a cable, so the slim format helps.
And yes, it’s positioned for daily “place it down” use: imagine dropping your phone onto the pad next to your keyboard after breakfast, then seeing the LED change colour once it starts charging.
Charging speeds and how compatibility is handled
The wireless charging output is listed in several modes depending on the device.
- iPhone is specified as up to 15 W maximum for models including iPhone 16/15/15 Pro/14/14 Pro Max/13/12/12 mini/12 Pro/12 Pro Max/11/11 Pro/XS Max/XR/XS/X/8/8 Plus.
- Samsung Galaxy mode is listed as 10 W for Galaxy S25/21/S20 and other supported models in the Galaxy S line and Galaxy Note series.
- Google Pixel mode is listed as 7.5 W for Pixel 4/4XL/3 plus a few related models.
- A general 5 W mode is stated as working with “any device enabled for wireless charging”, including AirPods 2/Pro.
Important limitation to keep in mind: wireless charging performance isn’t only about output rating. Alignment, case thickness, and what your specific device supports in real-world conditions can affect how consistently you get the advertised charging mode.
Case thickness and protection: what the pitch really means
ORIEMAC states the charger allows wireless charging with a phone case “up to 5 mm” thickness. If you use a thicker protective case or a bulky wallet-style cover, that can be where things get less predictable.
On safety, it mentions a smart chip and multiple protective technologies such as temperature control, over-current, over-voltage and over-load protection. That’s reassuring on paper, especially for overnight charging use.
Still, it’s not a magic shield against bad placement. Wireless pads rely on efficient coil contact, so if your phone is off-centre or the case interferes, you may see slower charging or more stops/starts.
Ease of using it for AirPods
This pad is also described as compatible with AirPods 2/Pro, but specifically when you use an AirPods wireless charging case. The idea is that the AirPods fit within the charging zone so you can locate the charging “sweet spot” more easily.
One practical note: if you’ve previously struggled lining up earbuds on round chargers, this rectangular pad-style placement may feel more intuitive. But it’s still worth expecting a bit of adjustment the first time you set it up.
The not-so-impressive bits to consider
No product like this is perfect, and this one has a couple of realistic limitations.
First, wireless charging pads typically require correct placement. Even with an anti-slip base, you may still need to nudge the phone for consistent charging—especially if you’re using a case.
Second, the package language suggests the manual may not be in English (Spanish language not guaranteed). That doesn’t affect charging, but it’s the sort of small admin detail that can be annoying if you prefer fully UK-ready documentation.
Is it worth it?
If you want a compact wireless charging pad that covers iPhones across multiple generations, supports a range of Samsung Galaxy models, and can also charge AirPods 2/Pro with a compatible wireless case, this ORIEMAC pad makes sense to consider. It’s particularly attractive if you’d like one pad on your desk or bedside, with an LED that’s designed not to keep you awake.
You may want to skip it if your priority is “maximum speed on every device” regardless of alignment and case, or if you know your phone case is thicker than the stated 5 mm. And if you dislike the idea of finding the sweet spot at all, a cable-based charger may still suit you better.
Mini FAQ
Will it charge through a case?
It’s stated to support wireless charging with phone cases up to 5 mm thick, but real-world consistency can depend on alignment and how your case sits.
What do the different LED colours mean?
Blue indicates charging, green means charging is finished, and cyan blinking is described as showing normal charging for the phone and the earbuds setup.
Does the light stay on all night?
No—it's said to turn off automatically after 15 seconds during waiting or charging.
Can it charge AirPods?
Yes, for AirPods 2/Pro when used with a wireless charging case, and the AirPods should fit within the charging zone of the pad.
What’s included in the box?
The pack is listed as including the wireless charging pad, a USB Type-C charging cable, and a user manual (Spanish language not guaranteed).