Quick-charge is pretty good as far as how the app works. I think my issues lie more with the company’s settings for the app, namely the wallet. First of all, having a wallet that needs to be topped up instead of paying as you go feels so 2011. They support Apple Pay, they support storing a payment card, like why do I need to top up my wallet? I will forever have a random amount of change in my wallet that I will never be able to spend with this payment system and then they don’t offer refunds on unspent balance. Why? Who does that serve? But the app functionality is great. I like being able to scan the QR. Starting a charge is quick and easy.

Great app! I use it almost every day and have had a great experience. The interface is clean, easy to use, and reliable. I especially like the station photos, which make it easy to find the correct charger. Charging sessions start quickly, and everything is straightforward. Overall, a very user-friendly app.

Avoid this app. The core requirement to pre-load funds before you can charge means the company profits directly from your unused balance — money that should stay in your pocket. There’s no option to link a payment card and pay for exactly what you use, which is the bare minimum any legitimate charging network should offer.The analogy is simple: it’s like paying for gas with cash and having the station keep your change. No one would accept that at a pump, and there’s no reason to accept it here. This isn’t an oversight — it’s a deliberate design choice built to skim customer funds at scale.Unscrupulous. Do better.

I mainly use this as a quick top up when I don’t want to travel across the city! Speedy and convenient :)