There isn't much to say other than it does the job beautifully. I just plop my Kindle Paperwhite Signature Edition onto this stand and it charges it in no time. There's no need to take off your case as long it isn't incredibly thick. My case fits the criteria, so I've had no issues there. If you're worried about that being a potential issue, I'd perhaps double check that your case isn't too thick to be used with this product. I can't really find any faults in this. It's quite sturdy and has a nice, hefty weight to it. I never worry that my Kindle will topple over because it's by no means flimsy. I plan to not even use wired charging for my Kindle because I know that the constant plugging and un-plugging of charging cables can wear out the charging ports and cause loose connectivity over time. With wireless charging, that's obviously not an issue. The only con (and this isn't really a con) that I can think of is that whenever I take my Kindle off this stand, the back does feel hot for a few moments. It doesn't feel scorching hot, but it definitely warms up on the stand and creates a warm spot on the back from where it was charging. Overall, I love this little thing, and find it very convenient and easy to use.

Anker is well known for its quality So no surprise here to discover this QI Kindle Paperwhite Signature Edition charger is more like a well made appliance than a cheap, plastic novelty. 1. It's base and angled book holder are sturdy and heavy, and for lack of a better words, they are fused or welded together into essentially one piece. Its well-balanced so it is unlikely anyone could manage to knock this stand over; 2. Because it is solidly built, it doesn't fold down. There is a competitor product which I don't think is officially endorsed by Amazon, but it is for sale on Amazon and its made by Viok. The Viok purports to be portable because its angled book holder attaches to the base with a plastic hinge, allowing the Viok to fold down until it lays upon the base. And by the way, its base is heavy too. But I've had Kindles for years and all I have ever needed to charge it on-the-job was a mini USB cord - light as a feather. And I have never felt the need for a bookstand. Kindles are lightweight. Anyone I've ever seen reading a Kindle seems to feel comfortable holding it like a paperback novel. In short, The Anker (and the Viok) are meant to be vertical, QI chargers, and once charged, the Kindle battery lasts for weeks. But worse comes to worst, my little mini USB cable is handy. Kindles were made for for portability long before QI chargers came along. That Kindles are so light and thin is probably why you bought one in the first place. But, if for no particular reason, you want prop it up with a heavy Viok Kindle stand, knock yourself out. The Viok does not suddenly become lighter when folded down and shoved in your bag. Of course, if you prefer the Viok that's perfectly fine. Like the Anker, you can place your Kindle on the Viok as easily as the Anker. Just ask yourself, "Why would I need a heavy folding charger if all I'm going to do is leave it plugged in on the night-stand?" 3. The Anker's solid build means it's angle cannot be adjusted. So what? Aside from the fact that the Anker holds the Kindle in the ideal reading position, a QI vertical charger is good for one thing. It gives you more real estate on your countertop or night-stand. Not surprisingly, Any device that can charge in a vertical position will provide more real estate on your tabletop, and it will provide for better organization. The Anker does this well. The Viok saves space too -- unless you want to carry it around with you. Then, the Viok takes up space in your bag and is substantially heavier than your Kindle. My suggestion? If you are on-the-job, toss a mini USB cable into your bag; 4. Anker has no moving parts to break. There are only two QI stands marketed for this specific Kindle. Its between Anker and Viok. So - the Viok has hinges made of breakable plastic, which enables it to fold down, or perhaps collapse if something runs into it. Further, to remain upright, the Viok book holder relies upon a thin piece of rectangular plastic, also hinged, and little notches on the base so you can move it from the first position - which is a fine and perfectly comfortable way to read it, to two other positions that place it at a lower and lower angle, until it reaches the last position where it lays completely flat. Apparently, at that point, it is portable. Just don't forget it's charging cable and an adapter for the wall so you can lug it around with you. Honestly, many folks like the Viok, but the logic escapes me; 5. The Anker does not have moving parts. The Viok does, and more moving parts means a greater likelihood to break. Therefore, my money is on Anker to far oulast the Viok by a mile; 6. Now this is the one minor, and for many people negatve aspect to the Anker stand: Viok gets its power via a mini USB "C" cable. Of course, the mini cable plugs into to back of the Viok's base. The other end plugs into a USB port, for which most folks require a separate A/C plug adapter to stick into the wall socket. It's purpose is to down-convert the A/C current so our electronic devices don't burn up. The Anker also requires an A/C adapter. However, Anker doesn’t rely on a mini usb connector like the Viok. Instead, it relys upon a good old reliable Plug-in wall adapter with from which extends a thick wire that plugs into the back of the Anker base with a pin connector. I uploaded a photo of the type of plug so you can see what it would look like. So, what's the difference? I know many folks are only accustomed to seeing the thinner, mini USB cables. I am fairly sure that most folks are also familiar with the frequency of replacing those mini cables. Anker's thicker wire is reliable technology. Yes, it predates mini-cables. But from a design point of view it benefits consumers. I have never seen an A/C adapter wire break, requiring replacement. Of course, these observations are just my opinion. Please feel free to disagree. I don't know whether Anker will eventually change to the mini USB "C" power cable. If it does, I see no advantages. Either way, Anker is a superior appliance with no moving plastic parts and nothing to break. And, who knew? I discovered I can charge my iPhone on it and one of my Android phones, too - though there is no guarantee it will work for anything except the Kindle Paperwhite Signature Edition. This is due to the placement of the charging stand's internal QI coil. And no, a QI coil will not harm a device if the QI output is very strong. Your devices will simply not accept QI charging it doesn't need. I should also mention that my iPhone and my Android can be charged on the Anker because they happen to align with Anker's Qi coil. Anyhow, that's all I have to say, and I hope it helps you.

It’s convenient. Next to my bed so I can read at night. Chargers my reader fast. Best purchase I’ve made for my reader.

Purchased used from Amazon, but you would have never known. Came in original packaging and was simple to set up. Plug cable into dock and you’re done! Works great. I think it’s over priced brand new, but used it was only about $5 so there’s not a negative thing I could say.

Kindle stand charger is great! Was back ordered because it’s so popular. It is a fast charger and super easy to use. Simple place the kindle on the stand and it starts charging. Compact and easy to store when not using and looks like a kindle stand when charging and I can read while charging if I want to. Very versatile and light weight.

This was on sale and I got a great deal. It charged my Kindle Signature with a clear back case and stickers on it! I charged overnight so cannot attest to charging speed but works perfect for a bedside charger. Lights indicate charging status.

I have two paperwhite kindle. Purchased them working month of each other. One came from Amazon and the other from Best Buy. The charger charges only the kindle that was purchased on Amazon and white light flashes in one purchased at Best Buy. As fast as I can tell both kindles are the newest model.

Love to use this for ease in charging my kindle. It's good quality, and design. Brightness, hold and protection N/A. I would recommend this product.

Such a functional way to charge my kindle! Looks super cute and works great

With one purchase I received the most recent Kindle Paper-white with a navy blue cover and a charging stand that keeps everything organized and in one place! I use it for travelling - it barely takes up any space and I don’t have to worry when I’m sunbathing by the pool. And it’s simple to order any title that I want immediately. No more heavy books going back and forth in my luggage. I love it!

Charging my Kindle is so easy. It sits on my dresser and works like a charm

I love this charger. I purchased with my kindle 11th edition. It is so convenient for charging as you don't have to dig a cord out of a random drawer. The best of all is that when I upgraded to the 2024 Kindle Signature Edition it fits perfectly so that is a win.

I bought this with my kindle paperwhite signature. I wanted to put in on my bookshelf so I could display my kindle however I realized that because the kindle doesn't need to be charged often it didn't need to sit on a charge stand consistently. I returned it and figured I could just by a metal or acrylic stand to display my kindle. That being said it worked as it was supposed to and it looked sleek. Since I didn't use it I am not sure if it will charge your kindle if it has a case on it. As I said, the product was fine, just not necessary for me.