However, you in fact did the readers a biased disservice by ONLY focusing on IPhone, I kept reading to see when would honestly highlight Samsung and you didn't. The magnetic link is super strong so you don’t need to worry about the iPhone falling off even during re-angling. As mentioned above, Anker’s soda can is like the precursor to its excellent new 3-in-1 Cube, but it’s much cheaper and does a fine job charging your phone at 7. This modular charging system from Scosche allows you to attach multiple charging docks as needed so you can charge as many devices as you need.

The Best MagSafe Chargers for Your iPhone - Gear Patrol The Best MagSafe Chargers for Your iPhone - Gear Patrol

Another excellent multitasker, the Anker PowerWave Magnetic 2-in-1 stand will also use MagSafe technology to dock and charge your iPhone 12 or later, and it can charge your AirPods case as well. It comes with a 30W USB-C wall charger with switchable UK and EU plug fittings that slide onto the US plug prongs.This icon means that the computer is in Airplane mode and that all wireless communication devices - including Wi-Fi, Mobile Broadband, Bluetooth, GPS, and near field communication (NFC) -are turned off. The phone charging part can also tilt, unlike the more static 3-in-1 chargers reviewed here, for more flexible viewing angles—it can be set in either portrait or landscape mode. Similar in looks to the Belkin 3-in-1 Wireless Charger Stand, the aluminum Zens 4-in-1 MagSafe + Watch Charging Station beats it on two fronts: it has a much smaller footprint and can charge four devices simultaneously. These did not make the cut for various reasons, and the recommendations above present better alternatives. We’ve rounded up the best MagSafe and MagSafe-compatible magnetic chargers, from the plain to the multi-functional (up to six devices charged) and even the most colorful—from snap-on chargers and modular stands to foldable power bank and full desk mat.

2-in-1 MagSafe Charger | Wireless Magnetic Charging Stand

This icon means that you are not connected to a wireless network, and the antenna is turned off or is disabled.Sadly the Watch doesn’t fast charge, too, but its arm folds out to create a kickstand for the iPhone in either portrait or landscape orientation. The charger itself is about the size of a Rubik’s Cube, though it’s slightly taller than it is wide or deep. If you see a wireless charger that's advertised as "MagSafe compatible," this means that it is not MFI certified. If a wireless charger is Qi certified, it should support your iPhone, Samsung phone or other Android phone. It takes up slightly less space, still charges an iPhone at up to 15W, and is StandBy-compatible by mounting the phone to it sideways.