Made for Amazon, Wireless Charging Dock for Kindle Paperwhite Signature Edition. Only compatible with Kindle Paperwhite Signature Edition (2022 Release)

Great Anker product with no complaints, the build quality is amazing, its very sturdy, charges well. I love the material of the actual charger where the kindle sits too, a very elegant touch. The light is also very welcome and useful for navigating the level and quality of charge.

Very pleased with this purchase! It is cheaper than the Amazon one and works just as good! Charges my kindle quickly! Nicely put together and fits easily anywhere.

Love this. Works fast and it’s easy… like your mom.

Perfect! Lightweight, works well, charges at a good speed (not slow, not lightening fast) the only thing I wish was different- I wish I could put my kindle on it as a place holder when not in use and fully charged. Maybe you can and I don’t know but when fully charged the light blinks, so I assume it’s not good for the kindle. Sometimes I disconnect at the base to keep it there if I’m cleaning and won’t be using my kindle for a while. I’m a bit OCD like this. 😬

I like the convenience of this charger, but it only charges to 99%, never to 100%. If I plug it in the conventional way it will charge all the way to 100%

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.

Before I go to sleep I just put my Kindle on this charger stand (plugged into the wall socket right beside my bed) and never have to worry about the dreaded “low battery” ever again. No chords to hunt down and then awkwardly plug (shove) into the Kindle.I have no idea how long it takes to get a full charge since it’s on the stand every night and always at 100% when I grab it in the morning.The 2nd photo is to show the Moko clear case that is always on my device and that offers NO interference whatsoever when charging up my Kindle.Reliable, easy, convenient, lightweight, attractive & at a great price through the outstanding Amazon Warehouse but still worth it even at full price.

Kindle Signature Paperwhite Charging Stand made by Anker 2022 modelI own the 11th Gen (newest model 2022) standard Kindle Paperwhite and the Signature Paperwhite. This review mentions the battery life, the case that I use with this Qi charger, and the easel charger itself.Cases: Note that I do not like the Amazon cases because I don’t like folding over cover type cases; I prefer cases that simply help with holding the device. I purchased the “MoKo Case for 6.8" Kindle Paperwhite (11th Generation-2021) and Kindle Paperwhite Signature Edition, Ultra Clear Soft Flexible Transparent TPU Skin Bumper Back Cover Shell, Clear” from Amazon and it fits the Kindle ideally, and most importantly this case DOES go on the proprietary charging stand made by Anker and the charge does go through the case (that is, I do not need to remove the case to charge the Kindle in that charging stand). The charging time seems the same whether I’m charging through the case or directly through the back of the Kindle device.Battery: Amazon states that the Kindle 11th gen will hold a charge for 10 weeks, when used at limited brightness for 90 minutes a day (and a lot of other stipulations, like WiFi and Bluetooth off, etc). In reality, many may turn up the brightness, read more than 90 minutes, and Airplane mode on, or use other features that drain the battery faster (See audiobooks below). I have found that my battery drains faster than 10 weeks, but I am using the device with Airplane mode off, Wifi on, Bluetooth On. I do not like turning off wifi in particular because it MUST Be on to sync books between devices, and since I have two Kindle 11th gens, plus a MacBook, iPhone, iPad, and I read 5 books at a time simultaneously, I have no desire to turn wi-fi off. Thus, having Qi charging is helpful…not mandatory but helpful. Another BIG reason for the Qi charging is Audible audiobooks. I do listen to them through the Kindle itself, and the battery drains fairly quickly when listening to audiobooks.Dedicated Signature Charger Stand: I bought the Qi charging stand and like it greatly. It does work with my “MoKo Case for 6.8" Kindle Paperwhite (11th Generation-2021) and the Kindle Paperwhite Signature Edition, Ultra Clear Soft Flexible Transparent TPU Skin Bumper Back Cover Shell, Clear”., and charges through the case and the case fits the stand (but not quite as bump-proof as the Kindle without the case). I like that the stand sits quietly on my desk as I am working, or on my coffee table while I’m watching sports do I can read during commercials. I do not need to keep the AC cord attached to the stand at all times; sometimes I use the charger stand as simply a free-standing stand for either of my Kindles. I like that it can hold my Kindle 11th generation normal edition without Qi charging and I can read on it as an easel stand. I feel the utility as an easel stand is underrated. Qi chargers in general are not free, and neither are easel stands, so coupling those two together, you get the price of this Anker model. I find no issues with the size of the “wall wart” or the plug in the back of the stand. Some people complain with the charging stand that the white light indicator does not turn to another color, such as green, to indicate full charge. A “work around” for this is to place the charging Kindle on the stand upside down; now the LED light at the bottom of the Kindle device itself, which does change color when fully charged, is face upward and easily seen. Frankly, there is no issue with simply assuming the Signature PW is charged after an hour or two. I like this stand much more than I thought I would and would buy it again.Happy reading!