The best multi-device wireless charging pads for 2025

UGreen’s MagFlow Qi2 3-in-1 charger station offers a ton of value for $100. The company managed to build a trio charger that works well as a permanent fixture on your bedside table or desk, as well as a compact portable charging station. As the former, it takes up very little space when fully setup, and the magnetic phone charger can be tilt-adjusted up to 70 degrees so you can get the right viewing angle if you’re watching videos on your iPhone while charging. The Apple Watch charging pad is similarly adjustable, and the space that wirelessly powers up AirPods or other earbuds sits right in front of that.

Since this is a Qi2 charger, it can power up an iPhone 16 from zero to 40 percent in roughly 30 minutes, so you won’t have to wait long before you can grab your phone and get going. The magnets are strong and allow you to use the phone in either portrait or landscape mode while it’s powering up, and when you’re done, you can fold the entire charging station flat and easily toss it in a bag to take with you. UGreen includes a USB-C to C cable and a 30W adapter in the box, so you’re given everything the station needs to power up all your devices as quickly as possible.

The design is clever and feels premium without being too heavy, and I appreciate the soft-touch accents throughout. There are also four rubberized feet on the bottom so the device is less likely to move around or fall over when perched on a table. Overall, this 3-in-1 charger station essentially gives you a unit you can easily take with you as much as you want, using it at work, at home and everywhere in between.

Anker’s Qi2 15W 3-in-1 charging station is quite similar to our top pick, but it’s slightly smaller overall and its MSRP is a bit more expensive. It also comes with a 40W adapter in the box in addition to its USB-C cable. Minor differences aside, either this or our top pick are excellent options for anyone who wants to streamline their charging setup with a station that’s just as convenient to park on a nightstand or throw in a carry-on ahead of a trip.

You can charge an iPhone at top speeds with Anker’s device, plus an Apple Watch and a pair of AirPods. The magnets are quite strong (there were a few instances where it too me some strength to remove my phone when it was done charging), and the whole thing folds down to roughly the size of a deck of cards when you’re all done with it. It’s listed at $110, but you can often find it on sale for less than $85 — that’s the best time to pick it up.

Satechi’s accessories always impress with build quality and performance, and this Qi2 Trio wireless charging pad is no exception. It’s a sleek aluminum pad with space for a phone, smartwatch and pair of earbuds, with the first two items having pop-up magnetic charging spaces that fold back down into the pad when not in use. The phone’s silicone charging puck has a soft-touch finish and can be adjusted to position your phone at the right angle for media consumption or viewing in Standby Mode.

Strong magnets keep your phone in place either in portrait or landscape mode, and you’ll get up to 15W of power delivery with newer iPhones. The whole thing measures 8.2 x 3.8 x 0.81 inches, so you will need a bit of horizontal space on your nightstand or desk to accommodate it, but it’s otherwise streamlined. I appreciate the fold design for the phone and watch chargers because it allows you to travel more easily with the charging pad, and since you get a USB-C cable, a 45W power brick and US, EU, and UK travel adapters included in the box, you’ll probably want to do so.

This Spigen 3-in-1 wireless charging station makes excellent use of vertical space, putting your phone on a magnetic charging pad that sits above a little alcove where wireless earbuds can power up. The smartwatch charger is attached to the right side of the phone’s spot, and there’s a handy magnetic storage spot on the back that doesn’t provide power, but rather can hold on to a MagSafe wallet, PopSocket or other accessory while you power up your phone. That will be super handy for anyone who constantly has to remove a necessary accessory before wirelessly charging up at the end of the day.

Due to its chunkier design, Spigen’s station isn’t one you’ll likely travel with, but it takes up much less space than most of the other 3-in-1 charging stations I tried. I also prefer this vertical design to a lay-flat, horizontal charging pad because horizontal space on a nightstand or desk is often prime and limited real estate. If and when you can use vertical space instead, you should. The stand supports 15W fast-charging for iPhones, and it comes with a braided USB-C to C cable and a 30W charger in the box, so it’s another truly one-and-done purchase option.

The UGreen Uno 2-in-1 wireless charger isn’t only one of the most compact and effective chargers I tested, it’s also probably the cutest. As is the case with most of the Uno lineup, which includes devices with precious little digital faces on screens that can indicate different charging statuses. With this model in particular, the digital facial expression changes when your phone or wireless earbuds go from actively charging to powered and in standby mode.

Another clever feature of this 2-in-1 station is the flat phone pad that flips up from the top edge and can be adjusted to position your smartphone accordingly while powering up. Underneath that is the pad for your earbuds, which is only as big as it needs to be to hold a pair of AirPods Pro 2, with or without a case. Although the cube-like station is chunky enough that I probably wouldn’t travel with it, there’s a good case to be made for tossing this into your backpack or carry-on when you’re going on a trip. The only major drawback here, as is the case for many 2-in-1 charging stations, is that it only comes with a USB-C cable — you’ll have to provide the right power adapter (we suggest 30W or higher) to plug it in.

Belkin’s 2-in-1 MagSafe wireless charging dock is so slick it looks like it could have been made by Apple. It’s a soft triangular shape with rounded corners and a soft-touch finish that gives off that Apple-like minimalist vibe. The magnetic phone pad flips up from the top and can be angled up to 70 degrees, and you can flip it flat to power up a pair of AirPods instead when you need. The Apple Watch charger juts out from the back as a permanent fixture, as is the braided cable that connects to the included 30W adapter. As to be expected in a $120 charging stand, Belkin’s model supports 15W wireless charging for iPhones. Aside from the somewhat high price tag, there’s little to dislike about this simply-but-effective charging station. And considering it’s often on sale for less than its MSRP, it’s a good option for anyone who’s looking for a stationary, multi-device charger.

This Satechi Duo wireless charger stand pulls double duty as a 10,000mAh power bank, making it a great option for frequent travelers. It looks similar to most charging bricks, but it has a flip-up stand that can be used to charge your phone and prop it up while doing so, either in portrait or landscape mode. Underneath that stand is a spot for a pair of wireless earbuds to sit and power up, and both charging sections can be used either while the station is plugged in or not. That means you can wirelessly charge on the go, or connect your phone, earbuds or other USB-C device via a USB-C cable to the power brick and juice up that way.

As is typical of Satechi devices, this power station is well designed with convenient touches like a rubberized strip where your phone sits on the stand so it doesn’t slide side to side, and small feet on the underside to prevent the charger from moving when it’s propped on a table or nightstand. While you do get a USB-C to C cable that you can use to connect devices to the brick and power the charger itself, you do not get an adapter in the box.