(checked 2026-10-10)Small sample (1,220 ratings).
Tom's Guide's best wireless charger overall: a flat pad that charges an iPhone, Apple Watch and AirPods from one included adapter. Wirecutter rejected it for performing worse in its charge tests, having no stand and an awkward AirPods spot. Amazon owners report slow charging and early failures.
Top complaints
- Slow charging and early failures
Amazon's review summary says charging speed and reliability are mixed: some owners report slow charging and phones that stop charging, and some say it broke after about a week. Wirecutter says it performed worse in its charge tests than comparable models.
- Pricey and Apple-only
Tom's Guide lists its cons as being 'a bit pricey' (about $149) and Apple-focused. Amazon owners are split on value.
- Awkward layout
It has no stand, the AirPods divot is awkwardly shaped, and it takes up more horizontal space than most (Wirecutter).
What owners love
- Charges three Apple devices from one brick
It offers 15 W MagSafe for the iPhone, fast charging for Apple Watch 7 and later, and an AirPods recess. The charger is included (Tom's Guide).
Source: Tom's Guide - Sleek and simple
Amazon owners find it sleek, minimalist, simple to use and of good quality.
- Adjustable Watch charger
Tom's Guide lists adjustable height and orientation for the Apple Watch as a plus.
Source: Tom's Guide
- You use Android
- You want to see your phone upright while it charges
- Your nightstand space is narrow
- A flat, low-profile Apple charging pad
- One brick for iPhone, Watch and AirPods
- A nightstand where you don't need a stand
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What experts say
- Tom's Guide: Best wireless charger overall (updated 2026-05-07). The cons are the price and its Apple focus.
- Wirecutter (NYT): Not a pick: it has no stand, an awkward AirPods divot and a wide footprint, and it performed worse in charge tests than comparable models.