[T-Mobile LG G3] cbb77:
I picked up both of these units and have completed a number of charges on each of them. First let me say they both work great and charge my D851 without issue using a Diztronic TPU case. Both recognize the phone and immediately start charging without any Slow charging message. I am using the QI sticker that was sold here on the forums by iazybandit. In any case, I figured I'd share my thoughts on the two chargers as they do function a little different.

Tylt Vu Charger - ($35 presently at T-Mobile store)

I think the Vu is a quality built unit. It looks like a classy / slick stand and looks great on both a desk or nightstand. I have the black unit which has a nice black finish, etched with the Tylt logo on front. Again, to me it looks like a quality made product. The Vu comes with a 2 amp charger with one of those small power tips. This is the only way to provide power to the unit so must be careful as to not damage the tip. In any case, once you place the phone on the stand, charging will begin and a green light up front will come on to also designate that the phone is charging. With the VU, I noticed that once the phone is fully charged, it will continue to trickle charge the phone continuously. I used Battery Monitor Widget to verify this. Also, the green light on the front did not turn off, confirming again, the Vu was continuing to provide trickle charge. I say trickle charge as, again confirmed by Battery Monitor Widget, the temperature of phone was low and phone was cool to the touch. I personally am not sure I like this as not sure if this is eventually bad on the battery. However, this method should guarantee that you will always have a fully charged phone after a few hours. Charging rate is about 20 - 25% an hour.

Itian A6

- $32 on Amazon

The A6 looks like the Vu, but you can tell quickly it's a knock off. It looks cheap. Someone who has never seen a Vu can probably determine they are copying someone elses design. It lighter than the Vu and again, appears to have been made from cheap plastic. That said, it does functionally work. Similar to the Vu, it easily recognizes the G3 and begins charging. Again, no slow charging message here. Place the G3 in both horizontal and vertical position and regardless, the G3 began charging. Also similar to the Vu, there is a light up front that will begin to shine blue when charging. However, the A6 will shutdown once the phone has reached 100%. The light will shutoff and recorded in Battery Monitor Widget logs, charging had stopped. However, the A6 did automatically resume charging after about an hour or so for a few mins (10 mins or so.) Not sure if this was due to charge dropping on the phone or if it's A6 version of trickle charging. In any case, different than the Vu which appeared to provide a continuous charge. Will also mention, the A6 uses a micro usb 2 amp charger. This is kind of a plus as these are much readily available if there is ever a need to replace it; time will tell. Charging rate is about equal to the Vu, didn't really see any difference here. One annoying thing however, is the light on the front of the stand will shine red when there is no phone sitting on it. (Vu turns completely off). Not sure why this was done. The light is not bright or disturbing however I would think this would shorten the overall life of the bulb to be constantly on.

Tylt Vu

Pros:

Classy look

Quality build

Fast charging

Cons:

Proprietary charger

Continous trickle charge

Expensive. Normally $60-$100. $35 at T-Mobile while supplies last

A6

Pros:

Fast charging

Low Cost

Micro USB charger

Cons:

Cheap look / materials

Constant red light when not charging.

1-2 week order time. Comes directly from China

In any case, I do like them both. I am using the A6 at home and the Vu at work. The Vu looks nicer on my desk at work. If you can't seem to get the Vu at the discounted price at T-Mobile I would still recommend the A6. It does the job just as well. Hope this helps. Let me know if anyone has questions on either unit.