ESRQi2 3 in 1 Wireless Charging Station, [Certified] Apple Watch Charger & 15W Qi2 MagSafe Charger Stand for iPhone, Wireless Charger for Multiple Devices iPhone 16/15/14/13&Watch&AirPods,BlackCarbonfree Certified

Excellant!! i was having problems with the plug in and this charger is super fast and so convient and looks nice too! its a strong charge too my phone goes all day!I had a cheaper magnetic one and it didnt work at all. This one is really great.

UPDATE: I’m updating my review. Customer service got back to me, had me try other troubleshooting ideas but sadly none of them worked. They got back to me quickly, sending me another device but to try the charging wire on the old device just in case to see if it was a faulty wire inside the charger. I tried it and sadly it looks like I am that one device that decided to give out. I set up the new device with its wire and set it on the night stand. And look at that it’s working! It charged my phone and my Apple Watch. I’m happy to have a working product again. But I’m more thankful to that quick customer service that helped me with my bad luck. I really like this device and I’m happy with the company who helped out.Well, it was an awesome stand until it wasn’t. The beginning 3 weeks were great for the stand. Then I came back from a trip and put my phone to charge and it wasn’t charging. My watch charged, but my iPhone and AirPods wouldn’t charge. I replaced the cable just in case but tried out the original cable and it’s not working. Well last night, my watch manage to charge and my phone won’t charge again on the stand. The new cable I used to replace it is not working to charge the phone but it’s able to send enough juice to charge the Apple Watch but can’t power the iPhone. I emailed customer service as I can’t return this anymore and I’m hoping that they can help me. If not, I have a junk product.

This is a really nice multifunctional charger/phone stand. It charges my Samsung Z Flip 5 (in a magsafe case), Samsung earbuds, and Garmin watch via a USB C adaptor with no problems.My only complaint is that it really wants to be plugged into the wall - preferably with it's original cord and plug. I discovered this because my cat immediately ate the cable that came with it and then I couldn't get it to charge anything. I finally got it working again, but it only charges my phone if it's plugged into the wall with a USB-C to USB-C cable and it's original USB C plug. The combos I tried are listed below. It's probably worth thinking about where you want to set this thing up and what kind of power you have available. If I had known it wouldn't work with my bedside light USB A port, I might not have bought it. YMMV:High quality USB C to USB C cable + original USB C wall plug = worksHigh quality USB C to USB C cable plugged directly into Macbook Pro laptop that is also plugged in and charged = does NOT workHigh quality USB C to USB C cable with USB A adaptor = does NOT workHigh quality USB C to USB A cable + high quality USB A wall plug = does NOT workHigh quality USB C to USB A cable plugged directly into the USB A port on my bedside light = does NOT workHigh quality USB C to USB A cable plugged directly into the USB A port on my power strip = does NOT workABOUT THE BLINKING BLUE LIGHTAfter experimenting with the various setups, I believe that the blinking light is a "low power" error indicator - ie. it's telling you it doesn't have enough power to charge your device(s).Blue light BLINKING = Not enough power to charge phone, it might still charge smaller devices (like a watch)Blue light OFF = Enough power, just charging phoneBlue light SOLID = Enough power, charging phone and earbuds or something else in the bottom charging tray

At first glance, this is a very stylish and nice MagSafe charger. Using it for a week or so makes it clear that it’s actually a pretty cheap product with many issues.I have almost daily issues with my Apple Watch not charging. When I put the watch on the charger, it always magnetizes and acknowledges the connection, but at some point later it will lose its connection and stop charging. I then end up with a completely dead watch in the morning.I also frequently have the same issue with my phone. It will always acknowledge that it has been placed on the charger, but frequently after a short time, it will just stop charging, followed by a blinking white light on the base. It will not charge again until you pull the power cable out of the charger stand and reset it.There is also a constant, pulsing noise that is quite loud while things are charging. If you have ever heard capacitor or coil whine on other electronic devices, you will know the noise I’m talking about. It happens every time you connect something, after about 2-3min of the device charging. I originally returned this charger and got a replacement because I thought it was just faulty, but the replacement does the exact same thing, so it is clear it is just because this device uses cheap internal electronics.I have an Anker MagSafe charger that has none of these issues, and I have moved to using that as my primary charger. This thing is junk frankly, and I would only recommend using it as some sort of backup charger in a pinch. WAY too expensive for all the issues it has.

Works great

Love it. Stays right by my bed. Can check the time if I wake up in the middle of the night, and both my phone and watch are ready to go every morning. Handy