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As mentioned, the "build your Insight" from Honda doesn't list a wireless charger pad as an option for any trim level. If you're technically inclined, there is a QI OEM kit sold for the Civic and a QI OEM kit sold for the Accord which you could explore. The College Hills site (in links) also includes installation instructions, which provide a sense of scope. However the dash set-up for both the current Civic and Accord are pretty different from the Insight, so you'd probably want to measure/compare before purchasing a kit.

 

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Honda doesn't currently offer a QI OEM wireless charger pad as an option for any Insight trim level, and I haven't seen aftermarket versions yet. (The market might be too small?) There's a QI OEM kit for the Civic and a QI OEM kit sold for the Accord, but their dash set-ups are pretty different from the Insight.

https://www.gen3insight.com/forum/5.../forum/564-2019-honda-insight-accessories-add-ons/2246-qi-wireless-charger.html

 

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Cheap but works. The design is the reason I bought it, it brings the phone to an angle and fits the tray and leaves an edge on the sides to hold the phone. I have a Pixel 3 but it is actually a better fit for my old Pixel XL, too bad no wireless charging on that.

I like the angled approach of the charger you found; looks like it's easier to see the screen and reach buttons on the phone, as opposed to laying flat. If this 3D Printer custom mount stand could be electrified, it would be my ideal combo. I like how the stand leaves the area behind the phone open to hold a few other items as needed.

 

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Not the best trimming on my part. but I think it came out ok $15 charger.

Looks pretty good and functional for a $15 investment. Could you provide info on what accessory you found, and any tips for installing?

 

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Nice! Could you share which charger you bought?

Welcome to the forum. I asked similar question when originally posted, but since 18 months have elapsed the eBay link @NEL805 provided above no longer works.

From what I recall, these active listings are most similar to prior link, and fall within the $15-16 price point. These listings also let you select the phone type, which may help to minimize trimming. A key feature on these versus other eBay listings is the 'rubber waffle' backing texture and the connection cord that comes out the 'top/'short side of the mat.

• www.ebay.com/itm//333379592324
• www.ebay.com/itm/233384307090