3 in 1 Magnetic Wireless Charging Station for Apple Devices, Fast Foldable Travel Mag-Safe Charger Stand with Night Light for iPhone 16 15 14 13 12 Series, Apple Watch/AirPods Pro

Pretty dang tickled!
I own another foldable multi device charger somewhat like this one that works ok, but has little annoyances. This charger addresses all of the quirks of my other one and is ultimately more refined and I’m very pleased to add this to my travel kit.First and only quibble… the Apple Watch charger shelf is in the back, so you can’t see the watch at all there. Not a huge issue, but I use mine in “clock” mode to check the time at night. No biggy at all, but be aware the watch is not usable on the charger.But…1) The magnet for the magsafe charger is strong and my phone charges fine even in my Rokform case without interruption.2) The phone stand has an attractive LED light that is white when turned on and not charging, turns blue when the phone is attached. But the best part is there’s a button to completely turn off the LED! That’s ideal if you prefer a completely dark room like I do.3) There’s a nice little recessed “nest” for the air pods…another upgrade from my current charger where my airpod case slides off with a small bump.4) It folds up into quite a nice compact form that won’t take much space alongside my other charging stuff.Did I mention it’s attractive? The clear phone rest, LED, smooth corners, etc. Make this a really nice piece for desktop or bedside charging. Really impressed.I did just receive this, so can’t report on long term durability, but it feels very well constructed and solid.

High recommended! Compact, nice looking, works very well.
I dont often leave reviews, but I just got this mag safe travel charger stand and I have to say it’s pretty awesome. It charges my iPhone super fast, and I can charge my Apple Watch and Airpods at the same time. It’s nice and compact to fit in my luggage, and so it seems that it will work well for business travel. It’s got a nice finish to it, and so it had more of a ‘premium’ feel than some of the other check junk you find online. Especially nice for dark hotel rooms, the charger has a nice glow around the clear plastic bezel that changes color based on if it’s charging or not (green – not charging, blue – charging). I should note that you can turn that light off with a capacitive button right on top.It charged both my phone and watch (at the same time) pretty quickly, but I didn’t try the AirPods….though there’s no reason to expect any issues.

This is my review of the “3 in 1 Wireless Charging Station for Mag-Safe, Foldable Adjustable Magnetic Wireless Charger, Travel Mag-Safe Charger Stand with Light for iPhone 15/14/13/12 Series, AirPods 3/2/Pro, Apple Watch,Black”The item is sold in a manufacturer’s sealed box.I somewhat recently got an iPhone 15 and was looking for a wireless charging station and this one caught my eye so I decided to get it.After receiving it, I cut open the seal and removed the items from the box. There was the instructional booklet, the USB-A charging brick, a USB-A to USB-C charging cable, and the wireless charging station itself. I connected everything together and plugged the USB-A charging brick to my power bar and then placed my iPhone 15 (while it was still in the magsafe case) onto the charging station and my iPhone 15 showed that it was charging.My iPhone felt secure on the charger while in landscape mode.I don’t have an iWatch (yet) or Apple AirPods so I was not able to test these 2 features out but do have plans on getting an iWatch in the future so will put this to the test at a later date and update the review accordingly.I do like that this charging station/stand has a night light feature that can be turned on/off via a button on the base.All in all, I really like this wireless charging station for my iPhone 15. The only slight negative comment I have regarding it is that even though it folds up for easy transport, it is somewhat stiff when opening it but I suppose that this will get easier over time.

There are rather a lot of 3-in-1 wireless chargers along this plan, but the point of this one is its ability to fold.To leave on your nightstand permanently, pick one of the sturdier aluminum models instead.I’ve tested several of these and, since the first one, I’ve been hoping and suggesting a folding model for travel: finally here’s one.Same layout as most others.The watch strap dangles freely, behind the airpods, that’s good (an earlier model had slight issues with that).It’s plastic, but the pieces feel sturdy, there’s some give only in the hinges.And it may be plastic instead of aluminum, but that makes it lighter, which is a plus for travel.It feels stable with the phone on it.The folding design relies on the hinges being stiff for it to hold position.So you just raise the part for the phone up from flat, as far as the hinge will go.It’s stiff enough that it stays put, even though you’ll be pushing against it slightly when you put your phone on it.I’m a bit surprised at this choice, but admittedly it works.Similarly for the watch holder: it’s hanging down and you lift it to vertical.Again this is surprising, because the stiffness of the hinge is what’s holding the weight of the watch.I’m unclear why it’s not the other way around: why isn’t the hinge at the base, so that you’d lower the watch holder into position?It’s plenty stiff enough to hold the watch, but in this case I feel it works less well: it’s actually a bit awkward to move, you have to put a bit of finger strength into it.(For the larger phone holder it’s less perceptible, because it’s longer so there’s more leverage.)It’s also fumbly to grasp the watch holder from the folded position:there’s a raised circular lip around it so that you can’t easily get your finger behind the folded holder. There is catch to help but it’s tiny and really not enough.(And the purpose of the lip is only decorative, for symmetry with the front.)Finally, the hinges have a disconcerting amount of flex once they reach their max opening position:since you have to put a bit of force into moving them, you end up taking them a bit farther than the max and see them spring back when you release them.This all makes it sound worse than it is: it works and it doesn’t feel too fragile.But I guess the unfolding motion does feel a bit awkward to me and the hinges don’t feel super rugged.When folded, the bottom part sticks out the front by more than 1cm, and the top part sticks out the back by about 3cm.I wonder if the overall size could be reduced just a bit.Though I guess there are minimum limits if this is going to support the bigger phones.Next thing to improve please: the wall adapter will likely end up behind a nightstand, but it projects too much from the wall.Maybe have the USB plug on the side rather than pointing outward.So far they’re all like this.I’m having to use an outlet splitter to change the angle of the wall adapter.For those like me who defy compatibility lists:my iPhone doesn’t support MagSafe natively, but I got a MagSafe case for it.It may not get me the ultimate charging speed, but I get all of the convenience.The charge area on the base charges my Airpods, but it also can charge other earbuds like Soundcore’s.The charging area on the base is apparently not MagSafe (no magnet effect).All other models I’ve tested are like this, so there must be a good reason?The nightlight is well done! (Unlike another one I have). The effect is cozy.I can imagine this being a welcome thing e.g. in an unfamiliar hotel room.I do own another travel folding 3-in-1 charger: it’s designed as 3 small side-by-side squares that flip onto one another. That one is always flat though.That other one is more compact when folded.But it’s not as convenient: this one does hold the phone up, hanging the watch is kind of nice, probably uses a bit less desk space when unfolded, and of course has the nightlight.I like that manufacturers are designing folding models.I’m not entirely a fan of the hinges, but they do work.Works, convenient.

Charges my sister’s iPhone 13 just fine. I don’t have an Apple Watch or Airpods to test out the other charging areas. Also, I don’t have a Samsung phone to see if that will charge.The charging station works fine using a USB-C charger (using a USB-C to USB-C cable).There is a USB-A to USB-C cable and a USB-A charger included but I wasn’t planning on using one because, to my understanding, this would charge your phone much slower.I’m not sure how true this is but if you are charging your phone, watch, and Airpods all at the same time I would assume they would charge much slower using a USB-A charger because they provide much less power than a USB-C charger.The box says that the maximum amount of watts is 15W for the phone, 2.5W for the watch, and 5W for the airpods. So, it sounds like you will need a 25W or greater USB-C charger. It also sounds like that if you use a charger that is more than 25W then it’s not going to do anything.The night light is a yellowish light which can be turned off.I can definitely recommend this charger to wirelessly charge an iPhone but I’m not sure about the watch or Airpod side because I don’t have access to an Apple Watch or Apple Airpods.