Wireless Charging Base suitable for Apple

As an iPhone 14 owner, Apple's MagSafe charger made wireless charging ridiculously easy for me. The magnets built into the charger and the back of the phone mean the two easily snap together and start the charging process. Base Station Apple Watch provides a central charging station for all your devices. Power them however you need - wirelessly, with USB-C, USB-A, and with the dedicated Apple Watch charger. You can use Logitech Powered to charge an Android phone, and Samsung Galaxy Watches too. The Charging is Qi certified, and the charging power for iPhone is 7.5W while for Android it’s 10W.
MagSafe-compatible chargers, on the other hand, are essentially Qi chargers with magnets that allow them to stick to your iPhone’s magnetic ring. They don’t typically support fast charging, but they are often cheaper than certified MagSafe products. With a MagSafe charger, you don’t have to worry about fitting a Lightning cable charger station into the port on the bottom of your phone, and you can even hold your phone horizontally as it charges. Certified MagSafe chargers also support fast charging, meaning they use 15 watts of power to replenish your phone’s battery faster. Now, if you can actually find a Xiaomi 13 Ultra, that’s easily the best of the bunch.

The MagStand uses Qi wireless technology to charge the iPhone at high speed. No iPhone connector or cables to worry about when charging your iPhone. Few, however, offer quite as much for the money as the Anker 533 Wireless Charger 3-in-1 Stand. It offers an adjustable-angle 10W vertical stand and lets you charge an Apple Watch either horizontally or vertically. There’s also a 20W USB-C power adapter in the box, so you won’t have to buy an aftermarket brick to get started.
This is a fairly large charging pad at roughly four inches in diameter and three-quarters of an inch high, as it integrates a fan for use when fast charging compatible phones. It also has a multicolor LED that shines through the front edge of the charger. The LED shines blue while charging and turns green when charging is completed on compatible devices. Samsung's tech specs don't seem to explicitly list the power on this charger, but it appears to top out at 9 watts. The powerstation also includes a USB-A port to support wired charging, and you can in fact charge two devices at same time — one wireless and one wired. A one-meter USB-A to micro-USB cable is included to recharge the powerstation through its micro-USB port and to power micro-USB devices from the battery's USB-A port.
If you don’t trust the MagSafe connection to keep your iPhone in pace, Belkin also makes a flat charging pad. It has all same features and supports the same fast charging standards. MagSafe chargers are specifically designed for Apple products, particularly iPhone 12, 13, and 14 models. While some MagSafe chargers may work with non-Apple  devices that support Qi wireless charging, the charging efficiency and magnetic attachment may not be as effective as with compatible Apple devices. It's difficult to make a concrete recommendation for a wireless charger, as it's very much a personal decision and everyone's priorities are different. But one thing we can say is that we don't see a whole lot of variation in charging speeds among various wireless charging solutions.

Even though it's only a 5-watt charger, its compact footprint, simple design, and subtle status light are a nice set of features at a great price point. A translucent edge around the entire perimeter of the charger allows a diffuse blue glow to shine through around the front edge while your phone is charging. We've tested two dozen different Qi chargers from over ten different manufacturers and shared our brief impressions below. Chargers labeled as "certified" currently appear in the WPC's database of Qi-certified devices or have otherwise been confirmed to be certified. It can, however, take some time for certified chargers to be added to the database.
The device incorporates a magnetic iPhone charge pad on the folding top, beneath which is a nook for your AirPods. Finally, there’s a pull-out drawer that serves as a handy charge platform for an Apple Watch. Throughout her phone and watch charging station career, Jaclyn has also developed something of an addiction to all things Apple. Her professional and personal life is enhanced by an ever-growing collection of iPhones, iPads, MacBooks, Apple Watches, and even AirTags.

Mophie’s design allows the case to just nestle in, making charging the AirPods so simple that it’s extremely unlikely you’ll ever head to work with dead headphones. I researched and wrote Wirecutter’s first guide to Qi wireless chargers in 2017, and I have continued testing new models and updating that guide. I also wrote our guide to Qi power banks, battery packs that use the same wireless technology. The OMNIA M+ was constructed with overcurrent and overvoltage protection to keep your devices safe as they charge. This allows you to set your devices onto their wireless chargers and leave them for as long as you want, without worrying about removing them once the battery is full. ESR HaloLock Kickstand Wireless Charger is a MagSafe-compatible charger compatible with iPhones and Android phones that sport a case with MagSafe-style magnets or have a magnetic ring .
Earlier models of  the Apple iPhone do not support wireless charging. Belkin’s MagSafe wireless charging stand can charge up to three devices simultaneously, including your iPhone, Apple Watch, and AirPods case. Using Apple's official MFi-approved MagSafe module, power multiple compatible devices simultaneously with the included 30W charger, including your iPhone, Apple Watch, and AirPods.

The certified MagSafe device supports fast charging for your iPhone, and its second, smaller charging spot can be used for an Apple Watch or AirPods. The charging stand includes a 3.3-foot USB-C cable, but you’ll need to supply your own power adapter. Besides Apple itself, one of the only other brands that sells certified MagSafe products is Belkin, and if you have multiple Apple devices, the Belkin two-in-one wireless charging stand is the way to go. It does not offer the divot or indent for AirPods like Mophie’s charging station, but the flat design will allow you to charge either an AirPods, AirPods Pro, or even a second phone wirelessly. Zens offers the charging station in both black and white colors. What gives it an edge over other charging stations is the 8-in-1 functionality.
This wireless charging station is made with precision and style in mind, this compact docking station would blend well with all your desk peripherals and would look great above your nightstand. This 7.5 W iPhone charging pad will charge through most lightweight cases so you can power up your iPhone with the case on. Plus this charging station has Qi certification and is optimized to charge at speeds up to 7.5 Watts for iPhones and 5 Watts for Apple Watch and Airpods. Furthermore, it has a built-in magnetic charging module for Apple Watch that ensures your watch won’t slip off or fall. It also makes the charger easier to handle and maneuver while delivering constant charging.

Two charging coils are inside, allowing you to charge your phone in three positions at up to 10W. If you’ve ever gone looking at smartphone accessories, be it cases, chargers, or anything of that sort, you’ll notice there’s significantly more choice if you use an iPhone. It doesn’t matter if you’re rocking the latest iPhone 14 or an older model, you’re spoiled for choice compared to other phones.
The only drawback of this charger is that it doesn’t come with a built-in Apple Watch charging puck, so you will have to attach Apple Watch charging puck to the stand. The iPhone 6 series, iPhone 7 series, and Samsung A series do not support wireless charging. This wireless charger does not feature MagSafe-style magnetic alignment and therefore is not able to charge the iPhone 13 and 12 series magnetically.