[Nexus 5 Accessories] mmmmBACON:
That's odd. This is what mine looks like under the ring:

There are also a bunch of people here on XDA who have been modding these ones for the cars, etc.

Well I did mention at the beginning that it wasn't going to be an overly scientific comparison. And doing 2 additional tests for each charger, would equate to roughly 25 additional hours of testing. I don't quite have that kind of free time on hand.

Also, if you read the conclusions I stated, "I mentioned 1st place through 5th place, but really the time difference between all of these Qi chargers was around 2 minutes. The top 3 chargers all finished within 32 seconds of one another. That is extremely consistent and shows that it makes no difference what charger you have, or the price of the charger; if it’s rated at 1A output your performance will generally be the same."

Basically, I only mentioned 1st place through 5th place because I felt like turning it into a competition between them (makes things a little more interesting, however irrelevant), when really the performance between all of them was basically the same that it didn't matter. Spending 25 hours longer, to find additional seconds between them doesn't really seem necessary to me. It could be something I do to update in the future, but as of right now, I'll probably pass. The point of the thread, for me anyway, was just to show that 1A output Qi chargers essentially all perform the same; that there is no point in spending a lot of money, or falling for marketing, when the performance is equivalent at whatever price point. Since it is 1A output, and follows the Qi Standard, performance will be consistent.

Actually the Monoprice Premium cables are good cables. There are some people here on XDA who use them and can also confirm they allow fast charging. As long as you make sure they are the Premium Cables and not their standard cables.

Gotcha.

I've never had a problem with it, so I'm fine with buying generic off of ebay, amazon, etc. They also have decent return/reimbursement policies so I don't really worry.

If you want to buy an official charger, or one from a bigger brand, there's nothing wrong with that, and I'm not saying people shouldn't. I'm just stating that whether or not you buy one that is expensive, name brand, or generic, your performance will be the same, as long as it provides 1A output. You might as well save some money.

There are many websites that show 750mA output (Nokia's being the only that doesn't). These are just a few when I did a google search.

http://www.saholic.com/mobile-accessories/nokia-wireless-charger-dt-900-1005825

http://www.smartprix.com/mobile_chargers/nokia-dt-900-wireless-charging-plate-p1706wyaip8x

http://www.qiwireless.com/astore/nokia-dt-900-wireless-charging-plate-retail-packaging/

http://www.expansys.com.hk/nokia-wireless-charging-plate-dt-900-white-257188/

Also, if you look up the Model # for the AC adapter that ships with the DT-900 (AC-301 U or E depending). The specs list: Input 100/240v 50-60Hz 0.3A / output 12V 0.75A. I don't think the plate itself can perform any additional magic to increase output that the AC adapter is providing.

Also, the DT910, which is pretty much a dt900 with a stand has these specs on the Nokia website.

http://www.nokia.com/global/products/accessory/dt-910/specifications/

Charger output voltage: 12 V

Charger input current: 300 mA

Charger output current: 700 mA

Charger input voltage: 100 - 240 V AC, 50-60 Hz

The puck charger increased to 90 sheets of paper. That measured out to be ever so slightly past 7mm. Take into account the rubber ring on the top wich adds an additional gap, and the 8mm claim seems about right.